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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1891

Page

2

Beacon Hill Monument revival urged by Boston learned societies

Boston scholars and civic groups press a campaign to reconstruct the Beacon Hill Monument on the original site. They back popular subscriptions to fund an exact replica of the old shaft of liberty, celebrating colonial and Revolutionary ties with the State House area.

Learned Societies Boston Beacon Hill Bostonian Society New Post State House Temple Street Post Old State House Independence Walter K. Watkins Society of the Sons of the Revolution Beacon St J. H. Rincott Wahlagicn St

Old Beacon Hill Landmark Restored or Preserved for History

The article describes the Beacon Hill beacon and its historic role, with plans to restore the monument. Dr. Samuel A. Green supports restoring the shaft and relocating tablets to a new monument, while ex Governor Long and W Curtis Guild weigh in on preserving historic landmarks to keep Boston’s past alive and accessible to visitors.

Samuel A. Green Massachusetts Historical Society State House Memorial Long Boston Hancock House Boston Common Old State House Old South Faneuil Hall

Harvard Yale gridiron showdown narrows to endurance

Yale faces possible loss of center effectiveness as Harvard backs and Traf ford’s kicking drive the second half. Harvard players are reportedly in peak shape while Yale players may be worn from hard usage, making endurance the deciding factor in the anticipated stretch.

Yale Trafford Harvard

Harvard Team Departs for Springfield with Large Escort

Harvard eleven leaves Cambridge for Springfield aboard a Boston & Albany train with eight extra cars for sympathizers. The party includes twenty-nine men, twenty-two players, coaches Adams and Stewart, trainer Bowler, Dr. Conant, and Treasurer Soule, all in good spirits despite Dexter's doubtful knee.

Harvard Springfield Boston & Albany Cambridge Adams and Stewart Conant Bowler Soule Dexter Crimson

Great Ball in Springfield Hosts Harvard Yale and Visitors

At City Hall Springfield prepares for a grand ball with about 600 on the floor and 200 in the gallery. Harvard Glee Club performs while delegations of college students arrive. A 40 member Springfield committee led by Mayor Bradford directs visitors with red and blue badges, as Yale and Harvard teams arrive and are housed nearby. Referee Alexander Moffatt and umpire B W Coin are named for the events.

City Hall Harvard Glee Club Springfield Bradford Boston New York Flyer Yale Harvard North Main Street Alexander Moffatt Princeton W. Coin Wesleyan

Feardline Washes Safely Beats Imitations

An ad showcases Feardline washing a load done without Peartine, claiming harder work yields cleaner clothes. The copy emphasizes fatigue for the washer, asserts Feardline removes dirt easily and twice as much gets done with half the effort, and warns against imitators.

Peartine Feardline James Pyle N.Y

Yale and Harvard Shooting Clubs Set for Morning Match

York and Boston papers arrange prompt telephoned reports for evening editions. Only signed newspaper men, reporters, substitutes, and coaches admitted inside the board fence, separated by ropes. Special messenger badges issued. telegraph caps barred.

York Boston Telegraph Office Yale Harvard

Aldermanic Nomination at Democratic Convention

The Eleventh Aldermanic Democratic Convention met at the Democratic headquarters on Washington Street. John H. Lee was unanimously nominated after Charles A. Belford moved the nomination. Lee stated he prefers a worthy opponent rather than a pawnbroker candidate. Mr. E. E. Kimberly joins C. S. Norris & Co. at 181 Tremont Street, returning to his former line with strong backing. Emerson W. Judd resigns as secretary of the New England Tariff Reform League to join Raymond & Whitcomb, with Charles Sr. Hamlin succeeding him.

William W. Wheildon Washington Street Charles A. Belford John H. Lee E. E. Kimberly Messrs. C. S. Norris & Co Tremont Street Kimberly Messrs. Norris & Co Emerson W. Judd New England Tariff Reform League Raymond & Whitcomb Charles Sr. Hamlin Pennsylvania Alexander Hamilton New York Quincy

Real estate firm Alvord & Ward opens in Boston area

New firm Alvord & Ward at 113 Devonshire street announces Boston and Newton Highlands focus on suburban deals. Partners A F Alvord Herbert D Ward and R F Alvord bring investment, mortgage and auction experience with Newton ties. Lafayette Mineral Spring Water promoted as healthful New England product.

Boston Alvord & Ward Devonshire Street A. F. Alvord Herbert D. Ward Newton R. F. Alvord Newton Highlands Lafayette A. A. Wayne & Co India Street New England Choice Estates Commonwealth Avenue

Fourth anniversary and harvest concert at Bowdoin Square tabernacle

The Bowdoin Square tabernacle marks its fourth anniversary with a Thanksgiving and harvest concert to aid the poor. Donations of fruit vegetables and provisions are welcomed for distribution to those in need. A Boston Young Men's Christian Institute concert features Adelaide Griggs Annie Blalock Walter Paine Will Griggs M Alls bury Abbie Ford Margaret Allsbury with milk promotion Merlin's Food cited.

THE Tabernacle Tabernacle Bible School Bowdoin Square Boston Young Men’s Christian Institute Adelaide Griggs Annie Blalock Walter E. Paine Will H. Griggs M. M. Allsbury Abbie Clark Ford Margaret E. Allsbury

Massachusetts in 1892 tariff contest urged by Quincy

The speaker urges a serious 1892 tariff reform campaign in Massachusetts. He analyzes election yields showing growing independent votes and gains for the tariff reform line, concluding Massachusetts should be seriously contested if tariff reform remains the central issue and candidates are acceptable. The note calls for active preparation for a political battle in the Commonwealth.

Quincy New England Tariff Reform League Home Market Club Friends of Ohio Maine Tariff Reform League Congress McKinley Russell Massachusetts Tom Reed Friends of Tariff Reform High Tariff High Tariff Party Corcoran Party of Tariff Reform Democratic Party

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