Tufts President Reports Hopeful College Growth and Goals
President Capen presents the Tufts College annual report for 1886 87 noting total admissions 39 and 141 enrolled, with degrees totaling 32 from arts mechanical arts divinity and theology. He urges curriculum reform to open higher education to more bright secondary students and outlines plans for a new Divinity Hall science workshop and faculty support including gifts from Pearson Sturtevant Whittier Ames Skinner and Reverend Young for books and endowments.
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Capen
Tufts College
Divinity School
New England
Divinity Hall
Henry B. Pearson
Messrs
B. F. Sturtevant
Charles Whittier
F. L. Ames
Cornelia B. Skinner
Edward G. Young
Lectures on Health by Dr Hebbard Attracts Interest
The noteworthy health lectures stress wise self care and caution against excess medicine. Dr Hebbard, famed lecturer, is expected to present in Boston and has impressed audiences in major cities, earning praise from leaders like Greeley and Emerson.
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Dr. Hebbard
Hebbard
Boston
Greeley
Phillips
Emerson
Campanini Concerts To Open Boston Season
The Campanini lyic artists tour comes to Music Hall with two operatic concerts on Friday night and Saturday afternoon. In New York, Mme Repetto debuted with striking success in Rigoletto and Lucia scenes, while Mme Scalchi and Signor Campanini drew storms of acclaim. Galassi, Nannetti, Baldini, Corsini and violinist Mme Torricelli received encores. Ticket sales for Boston shows are very strong.
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Campanini
Music Hall
Boston
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Mme. Repetto
Mme. Scalchi
Signor Campanini
Signori Galassi
Nannetti
Baldini
Corsini
Mme. Torricelli
Social Club Dinners Across City Last Night
The Acton Fusiliers dined at Crawford House. Ninth Regiment M V M officers dined at the Revere. The Clefs held their monthly dinner at Tremont House. Boston and Albany agents dined at United States Hotel. Odd Volume Club met and dined at Youngs.
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Acton Fusiliers
Crawford Hiouse
Ninth Regiment
The
Revere
Clefs
Tremont House
Boston & Albany
United States
Odd Volume Club
Young
Campbell cruelty case settled by Norfolk judge
Judge White of Norfolk county Probate Court settled the cruelty case involving J. R. Campbell and his wife over Charles Campbell, a son by a former wife. Friends sought guardian Frank K. Fay of Chelsea, but the judge, with the parents consent, appointed a sister of Mr. Campbell in Boston to oversee the boy.
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J. R. Campbell
Charles Campbell
Campbell
White
Norfolk County
Friends of
Frank K. Fay
Chelsea
Boston
Trotting Race Crowds At Franklin Park Saugus
Strong turnout despite stormy weather watched a sweepstakes trotting event at Franklin Park Saugus. Dick won all three heats in close finishes, with A. H. taking second and Ajax third as times ranged around 2:40 to 2:42.
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Franklin Park
Saugus
Various City Notices and Local Events Reported
Mrs A M Diaz spoke on The Women of the Nineteenth Century before Mora Educational Association at New South Free Church. A stenographer post at the city post office offers $480 yearly with first twenty five applicants examined. Also several probate appeals from James Deshon will contest his will. Harbor high tide forced ferry passengers to use planks to reach East Boston. Miller Beal Co. Mutual Aid Ball raised funds for sickness aid with about 150 couples. Woman suffragists plan a Music Hall bazaar December 12 to 17. Frank Delaney found dead in Roxbury tenement. medical examiner alerted.
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A. M. Diaz
Mora) Educational Association
New South Free Church
Bybury
Beacon Street
Post Office
City Delivery Division
Walter Safford
Post Office Examining Board
James Deshon
Elizabeth P. Deshon
Pauline Deshon
Daniel Deshon
Caroline A. Batchelder
George P. Deshon
East Boston South
East Boston
Miller, Beal & Co. Mutual Aid Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Music Hall
Frank Delaney
Ward Street
Roxpury District
Draper
Progress of the Carnival at Horticultural Trail
A bright villa amid cottages hosts a carnival of seasons at Horticultural Trail. Yesterday benefited the Aged Couples' Home with a busy café. Volunteers included Miss Macomber and many others managing home and May tables featuring crafts, knitting, crochet, and a verse by C. B. Bradlee.
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Miss Macomber
W. E. Page
Katherine Clark
Gertie Smith
Nellie Craibe Mansfield
Fannie Smith
Fannie Whitten
Emily Beale
Minnie Woods
H. C. Whitcomb
N. E. Emery
Corning
Old Jack
Santa Claus
C. B. Bradlee
H. A. Ewing
Parmeriee
Ten Year Anniversary of Woman's Auxiliary in Massachusetts
St Pauls Church marked the tenth anniversary of the Massachusetts branch of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Board of Missions with a morning communion and a 3:30 PM business meeting. Officers elected include President Mrs Burnhaw and Secretary Miss Emily Paddock. Treasurer Miss Sarah J Chase reported receipts of 16563 23 from contributions, plus box funds totaling 29216 75, with expenditures 16486 04 and a balance of 7719. Bishop Brown spoke on Mississippi Valley church losses, praising aid boxes and urging careful content selection. Evening addresses by Mr Holly, Miss Sibyl Carter, and Rt Rev Dr Rulison followed.
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Massachusetts
Board of Missions
St. Paul's Church
Burnhaw
Emily Paddock
Sarah J. Chase
Brown
Fon du Lac
Mississippi Valley
Holly of
Hayti
Sibyl Carter
Rulison
Twentieth Annual Meeting of Dental Science Officers Elected
The twentieth annual meeting of the American Academy of Dental Science convened at Young's Hotel with Dr. Batchelder presiding. Officers elected for the year include President Dr. Cecil P. Wilson of Boston and Vice-President Dr. F. N. Seabury of Providence.
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American Academy of Dental Science
Young’s Hotel
Batchelder
Cecil P. Wilson
Boston
F. N. Seabury
Providence
We Bs Pond
E. B. Hitchcock
E. H. Smith
Charles Wilson
T. O. Loveland
W. B. Parker
C. H. Taft
T.O. Stellwagen
Philadelphia Dental College
C. V P. Wilson
Stellwagen
E. G. Tucker
L. D. Shepard
J. L. Williams
McManus
Hartford
KE. N. Harris
J.T. Codman
W. E. Merriain
Boston Paper Trade Association Holds Monthly Meeting
The regular meeting and dinner of the Boston Paper Trade Association was held at the Quincy House. President Hon. Alexander H. Rice chaired. Guests included Hon. William Whitney Holyoke Hon. W H Parsons New York Hon. W A Russell Boston and C. C. Ames Sulphite Company secretary. Absent members from abroad listed alongside local officials. Music by the Paper trade quartet. Whitney spoke on his Boston visit and gave a paper business overview and notes on credits. Short speeches followed.
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Boston Paper Trade Association
Quincy House
Alexander H. Rice
William Whitney
Holyoke
W. H. Parsons
New York
W. A. Russell
Boston
B. F. Hosford
Dickenson
Moses Newton
Wellington Smith
Mr. de Witt
Lee
C. B. Hopkins
Hinsdale
Rade Quartet
Whitney
Egleston Square Cars Change Route Details
Egleston square buses adopt a new loop via Washington Franklin Hawley Sagamer streets to Washington street and back. Longwood cars alter path to Tremont and Boylston streets ending at Tremont House with return by the same route. Further changes are under review with no decisions yet pending for several days.
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Egleston Square
Temple Place
Tremont
Dover Streets
Washington
Washington, Franklin, Hawley
Sagamer Streets
Washington Street
Longwood
Boylston
Washington Streets
Tremont Street
Tremont Streets
Tremont House
Beacon Park Race Day Adds New Brisk Contest
George Hicks promotes another day of racing at Beacon Park with a repeat E Ee race featuring Wm G Maud L and Lookout. A second race pits James Golden's Planned Knight against Hicks’s Belle Franklin. The novelty race pairs Skylark and Guy hitched to skeleton wagons, prompted at 1 30.
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Beacon Park
George Hicks
Maud L
Lookout
James Golden
Knight
Belle Franklin
Skylark
Guy
Plush fabrics on sale by Gilchrist at reduced prices
Messrs R and J Gilchrist advertise fifty pieces of sixteen inch silk plush in copper old gold garnet navy and French blue and prune at 65 cents a yard with nineteen inch plush at 85 cents Also present are velvets gros grain silks and colored faille Francais on their counters offering bargains and quality.
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Messrs
R. & J. Gilchrist
Libel case and lobster duty dispute heard in federal court
In the United States Circuit Court on November 16, Lovell vs Marston contended libel in letters to a wife and the court reserved decision after demurrer arguments. Separately Dabney and Talbot argued the 1886 import of 1050 cases of lobster in cans. duty questions centered on treaties and free list provisions with the court reserving judgment.
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United States Circuit Court
J. Orville D. Lovell
Howard Marston
H.W. Chaplin
W. B. Gale
Russell
Fed
IL. S. Dabney
T. H. Talbot
Supreme Judicial Court session notes in equity list
The Supreme Judicial Court docket for November 16 shows the equity list taken for review with one case begun but unfinished. The matter No 485 Joseph B Moors versus Ferdinand A Wyman et al is listed with Morse for plaintiff and Hoar Hoar Lane for defendants.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morton
C. J
Field
Allen
Houmes
Knowlton
Joseph B. Moors
Ferdinand A. Wyman
Rh. M. Morse, Jr
E.R. Hoar
S. Hoar
J. ©. Lane
Damages Sought in Multiple Superior Court Sessions
The November term lists cases before Judges Blodgety Hammond and Thompson. Plaintiffs seek damages or loan recoveries against defendants including J G Souther and Murphy & Co, with juries out and verdicts partly recorded.
Nisi Prius Term Opens in Salem Divorce Docket
Supreme Judicial Court Essex 1887 announces Justice Charles Allen will start the nisi prius term at Salem on Monday the 28th at 9 30 a m Unfinished divorce cases go to trial in order Uncontested divorces gore law equity Bar members must submit lists five days before the 28th Propopy Dean Clerk
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Supreme Judicial Court
Essex
Charles Allen
Salem
Bar
Dean Propopy
Veteran United States Engineers Elect Officers at Tremont Clouse
The third annual meeting of the Veteran United States Engineers was held last night at the Tremont Clouse. Officers elected include President Thomas L. Perkins, vice presidents Thomas Paine J. B. F. Navarre I. W. Parker, secretary and treasurer Frank E. Beahn, and entertainment committee J. Wilson J. B. Leavitt W. P. Putnam.
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United States Engineers
Tremont Clouse
Thomas L. Perkins
Thomas Paine
J. B. F. Navarre
I. W. Parker
Frank E. Beahn
J. Wilson
J. 8. Leavitt
W. P. Putnam
Notice on Draperies and New Store Opening
Customers should place drapery and portieres orders this week to ensure Thanksgiving fulfillment. An opening advertisement invites the public to visit the store and view new accommodations, aiming for a record day of receipts.
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Blodgety, J
George Brogl
J. G. Souther
Schell
Pakestead
L. W. Porter
V. Howes
T. F. Piper
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Onley T. Meader
Murphy & Co
P. O’laughlin
C. B. Mowry
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Jton
Isburgh
Smith
Sands
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Cecconi
Rossen
Ola South
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Slavin
Hammond
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J. C. Richardson
H.E. Swasey
J. J. Beal
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Fendant
Cornelius Reagan
Catherine E. Downing
Prince Street
B. Allen
Thomas Savage
Thomas J. Gargan
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Rich
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Boston Post
Chas. I. BL
Pearl ST
Woodward's Blue
Broomfield Street
Calder
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Sis
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Churne
Oak Grove Farm
Mass
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Faneuil Hall Square
Crea
Button and
Congress
John F. Pray
Washington St
P. Balch Live Stock Commission Agency
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Roxbury
William and Edwin Sheafe
Boston Linen
Boston Bond
Samuel Ward Co
Devonshire St
B. Tobey
Henry F. Miller
Miller Hall
Tremont St
Boston Association
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Shepard, Norwell & CO
Winter Street
OFI
China Silks
Cunningham
Spring Lane
ING Agency
Columbus Ave
Price
Gas Lighting Co
Arch St
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Bent. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
Postoffice Square
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Albbert Bowker
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Sec’ Ye
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Civil Service Gazette
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Opathic Chemists
London
England
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Woolsey Hall
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Adams Street
Linus E. Pearson
Michael Carney
Cyrus S. Haldeman
Baeder, Adamson & CO
Blu Street
Walter KR. Wightman
Congress Street