Commonwealth Avenue Stroll Reveals Yellow Coach And Brisk Fashion
A pleasant late afternoon along Commonwealth avenue draws a crowd of residents, workers, and children. Yellow chrysanthemums brighten windows as horse carts, coaches, and a Shetland pony parade by. A bride and groom discuss yellow chrysanthemums and curtains, while a young girl promotes lemon juice and borax for freckles. The scene features riders, dogs, a nurse guiding a baby, twin girls in red cloaks, and a rubber ball and terrier act. A colorfully dressed man notes the yellow cart and a striking green gown draws admiration.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Jack Garaner
England
Harry
Tariff Reform on Cape Cod Treasurer Report
The Barnstable County Tariff Reform Club reports its first treasurer’s statement detailing purposes, meetings across Provincetown to Eastham, volunteers funding speakers, and plans for a Cape Cod newspaper. It notes funds provided by local benefactors and the club’s editorial control of three papers Cape Cod Independent Wareham Independent and Middleboro Independent with a treasury balance remaining after expenses.
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Barnstable
Falmouth
Joseph S. Fay
Henry H.fay
Charles R. Codman
Horace P
Delighted With His Boston Visit
Montre al Nov 22 The Hon Wilfred Laurier has returned from Boston and speaks of the warmth of the reception he received in the city during his visit.
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Boston
Montreal
Wilfred Laurier
Death of Thomas Hill in Waltham Retired educator and Harvard president
The Rev. Thomas Hill died at his Waltham residence after a long illness. Born 1818 in New Brunswick New Jersey he held posts at Antioch College Harvard University and Portland Maine. He helped develop oculators for the American Nautical Almanac and authored math texts. Funeral at the Unitarian Church in Waltham with Rev. A P Peabody presiding and burial in Mt Feake Cemetery.
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Thomas Hill
Waltham
New Brunswick
N. J
Lower Dublin Academy
Philadelphia
Harvard
Divinity School
Mass
Horace Mann
Antioch College
Ohio
Church of the Redeemer
Cincinnati
Harvard University
Hill
Louis Agassiz
South America
Unitarian Church
Portland
Harvard College
Yale
Mississippi
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Antioch
American Academy
American Philosophical Society
Henry Barker Hill
E. J. Young
Rrev
Mr. Perkins
Mt. Feake Cemetery
Reception for Distinquished Guests at Dorchester Home
The Hon Patrick A Collins and Mrs Collins hosted a formal reception at their Percival Avenue Dorchester residence with the Earl and Countess of Aberdeen as guests of honor. Attending were Gov Russell Mayor Matthews Congressman ONeil and numerous other Boston dignitaries, officials, and social leaders.
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Patrick A. Collins
General Collins
Miss Collins
Governor Russell
Russell
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Matthews
Joseph O'Neil
O’ Neu
Charles H. Taylor
John H. Holmes
Diugh O’brien
O’brien
Paul Kendricken
John H. Burke
Iurke
Peter Rowan
Francis A. Harris
Henry Canning
Jerome 5. Macdonald
John J. Hayes
Hayes
H. Eugene Olles
James J. Grace
J. B. Regan
James P. Flynn
E. A. Kinney
P. T. Hanley
John J. Collis
Edward 5. Kinney
Neil McNeill
J. W. Hart
Fred H. Warren
James W. Clarke
J. M. Graham
Henry R.reed
Thomas J. Gargan
James Jeffrey Roche
Patrick Donohoe
Katherine Conway
P. KR. Guiney
Louise Imogine Guiney
Dominick Joy
Osborne Howes
E. A. Mclaughlin
H. A. McGlenen
John &. Martin
Dennis O'Callaghan
John G. Blake
M. F. Gavin
P.J. Simmins
W. A. Dann
Joseph D. Falion
Jd. W. Coveney
James Barrett
Johpees
John O'Callaghan
W. Furray
Tremont Temple Strangers Hold Harvest Home Crowds
Crowds packed Tremont Temple on Tremont Street for the Strangers Sabbath Home services led by Rev. George A. Lorimer. A Harvest Home concert featured children with wheat corn and fruit displays, while the temple hosted morning prayers sermons and a busy program showcasing popular religion aimed at touching the masses.
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Tremont Temple
Tremon Temple
Trafic
George A. Lorimer
D.D
Boston
Union Temple
Lorimer
Aur Urian
Union Temple Baptists
Remoat Temple
Shipping News High Water at Boston Harbor Nov 21 22
Shipping news reports high water at 5 30 am and 4 16 am tides with strong adverse winds. A long list of arrivals includes Scotia from Java Colombo Durham City Cumberland St John NB Glaucus from New York Susan H Ritchie Brown Pensacola Oct 9 with lumber to George McQuesten & Co. Erastus Wiman from Baltimore Annie Wilder Rondout Franconia Fleetwing and others.
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Scotia
Java
Colombo
Gibraltar
Durham City
London
Cumberland
St John
Glaucus
New York
Julian Merritt
Brown
Gonaives
Rochemont
Godfrey
Ragged Island
Susan H Ritchie
Boston
Pensacola
George McQuesten & Co
Erastus Wiman
Baltimore
Annie Wilder
Fleetwing
Elsie
Daylight
Liverpool
Ethelred
Port Antonio
Halifax
Gate City
Savannah
Dorchester
Norfolk
Philadelphia
H F Dimock
Wandrahm
Porath
Hamburg
Dartmouth
Moise
William Johnston & Co
Wardrakm
South
Rialto
Akester
Antwerp
Furness
Withy & Co
Forbes
Yarmouth
Parthian
Snow
E B Sampson
Herman Winters
Nickerson
H M Whitney
City of Macon
Lewis
Richardson & Barnard
Lewiston
Ingraham
Bangor
Portland
Snowman
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
George M Winslow
Quinn
Weehawken
Mystic Belle
Chalmette
Dudley Pray
Cates
Rondout
Scranton
Alice
Astral
Murill
Bayonne
Ella
Rosario
Brown Bros & Co
Point India
Equator
Alert
Godett
Aquin
Hayti
Vineyard Haven
Seaboard Lumber Company
I & G W Hinds
Tolman
Naesey City
Herman , Kimball, Lane
New Haven
Maddocks
Jennie Lockwood
Poland
Lynn
Mass
Lancaster
Santuit
Harry Roussel
Girard
Portsmouth
Lewis’ Wharf
Soften
S P.m
Savannab
Ordy
N. Y
Metropolitan 83. Co.and
Sound
Ines
Ocean
Atlantic Ave
G. M. Sorrell
Petition filings update and extradition case on Beacon Hill
Four petitions have been filed under the 1590 act governing publications to the General Court. Extradition papers for Charles A. Peakes, held in Halifax, have been sent to Washington. A rumor expands about a Buzzard's Bay to Barnstable Bay ship canal, with Lucien Bb. Stone leading a proposed incorporation. financiers from Boston and New York reportedly backing the plan.
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Beacon Hill
Office of the Commonwealth
General Court
Washington, D. C
Charles A. Peakes
Halifax
Peakes
Boston & Albany
Griswold
Wallworth Tinz
Stephen H. Tinz
Lexington
Cape Cod Ship Canal Company
Commonwealth
United States
Secretary of State
Lucien Bb. Stone
Buzzard’s Bay
Barnstable Bay
City
New York
HOUSES ON FIRE IN SCITUATE
Fire on Kent street gutted the Hammond residence Friday with $1500 loss, partly insured. Nehemiah Curtis’s roof caught from the blaze but suffered little damage. Cause of the Kent street fire remains unknown.
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Scituate
Serruary
W. L. Hammond
Kent Street
Nehemiah Curtis
President Denies Pardon for Ezra H. Heywood
Wasauindtron November 20. The President has denied the pardon application in the case of Ezra H. Heywood who was convicted in Massachusetts of violating postal laws.
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Ezra H. Heywood
Wasuaindtron
Massachusetts
A Fatal Mistake In Cambridge Drink Mix Ends in Death
Joseph C. Carter a Cambridge confectioner died after ingesting aconite at George B Ketchams drug store He reportedly took about an ounce alarming the clerk who summoned physicians but Carter died within an hour Doctors Walcott and Wetherbee could not save him He leaves a widow aged about 35.
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Joseph C. Carter
Cambridge
George B. Ketcham
Broadway
Cambridgeport
Carter
Ketchum
Main Street
Fine Arts Exhibitions Across Town According to Critics
The town hosts multiple shows including J Lin den Smith at Chase Gallery, Childe Hassam at Dole Richards, Fenery pastels at Kimball’s, Voree of Hailford bric a brac at Noyes, and Vonnoh at Williams Everetts. The latter draws strong debate for its subject range and progressive Monet influenced style. F W Loring exhibits at St Botolph Club with more shows by J Appleton Brom at Dole Richards and Tompkins and Arthur Dow at the Art Club galleries later this month.
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J. Linden Smith
Chase’s
Childe Hassam
Dole & Richards
Fenery
Kimball’s
Voree
Hailford
Noyes
Vonnoh
Williams «& Everett’s
Monet
F. W. Loring
St. Botolph Club
J. Appleton Brom
Messrs
Tompkins
Arthur Dow
Art Club Galleries
Maritime Movements And Ship Names Across Ports
Calcutta Ar Nov 20, ship Glenericht sailing from Glasgow to Boston. Nov 20 steamer Peruvian from Glasgow to Boston. Liverpool Sailed 21st on steamer Philadelphia new Boston. Pernambuco Ar Nov 21 bark Rebecca Crowell from Barry. Tamatave Ar Nov 7 bark Tama Tapan Luscomb Boston. Valparaiso At Oct 27 Mark Charles G Rice from Newcastle NSW.
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Calcutta
Glenericht
New York
Glasgow
Boston
Liverpool
Philadelphian
New
Pernambuco
Rebecca Crowell
Barry
Tama Topan
Luscomb
Valpariso
Mark Charles G Rice
Newcastle
Nsw
Closing of Foreign Mails From Various Steamship Routes
Notices list closing times for foreign and colonial mail through multiple steamer routes. Includes aimed destinations across Europe, the Caribbean, Central America, and the Pacific, with several special addressed correspondences and Bahamas, Jamaica, Curacao, Venezuela, and British possessions detailed. Specific vessels and Nov dates with p.m. or a.m. times are emphasized.
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Great Britain
Bergen
Newcastle Sea
P. O
Southampton
Germany
Christiana
Bremen
Ireland
Lahn
Inagua
Gonaives
St. Mare
Port de Paix
Waesland
Europe
Britannic
Great Britain and Ireland
City of New York
Cuba
Saratoga
Jamaica
Greytown
Truxillo
Puerto Cortes
Belize
Guatemala
Hondo
Costa Rica
Port Limon
Claribel
Curacoa
Venezuela
Savanilla
Curacea
Bergen- Newcastle Sea
Etruria
Windward Islands
Bermuda
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Barbadoes
Trinidad and
Demerara
Brazil
Argentine Republic
Urugay
Paraguay
Belgium
Netherlands
Austria
Norway
P.O
Ems
Uayt
Cumans
Carupano
Venezuelan
Trinidad
British
Dutch Guiana
Prins Frederick Hendrik
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
Yamuri
Scotland
Furnessia
France
Havre
la Gascogne
Ethelred
Sail schooner damaged after gale off Cape Cod near Maine
Schooner Lawrence Haines of Bath sailing from Perth Amboy to Biddeford arrived at Biddeford in a badly battered state. Cargo coal shifted, deck load lost, starboard bulwarks damaged. W McLean reported ashore on Mexico coast with a broken back. Bark A H Cann previously burned at sea left Rosario Sept 30 for Rio Janeiro with 9024 bales hay. Boston Hydrographic Office week ending Nov 21 logs show many notices, reports, and vessels missing.
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Lawrence Haines
Bath
Perth Amboy
Biddeford
Cod
McLean
Mexico
H Cann
Rosario
Rio Janeiro
Boston
Hydrographic Office
C. S
Domestic Ports Report of Nov Port Movements and Clearances
Port and harbor notices list sailing and clearance data for several U S and international ports. Vessels include Orrie, Drisco, Steelman, Galveston, Amelia P Schmidt, Llamarock, Veazie, Boston bound ships, and others sailing to Providence New York Philadelphia and Nassau. Additional entries note fleet movements at Nobska and Manchester area harbors with coastwise traffic and barge tows.
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Apalachicola
Orrie
Drisco
Steelman
Galveston
Amelia P Schmidt
Pashley
Caibaren
Llamarock
Veazie
Boston
MT Desert Ferry
Jennie F Willey
Oliver
New York
Bar Harbor
General Banke
Bickford
Sullivan
Providence
Smith
Franklin
Philadelia
Frank McDonnell
Nobska
Sewis Young Brothers
Portsmouth
Philadelphia
Lavina Campbell
Mabel Rose
John S Ames
Norfolk
John W Linnell
Carne Belle
St John
Edward I Mansfield
Agnes E Manson
John P Kelsey
Newburypoort
Centipede
Tullis
Brookside
Kolpino
Dunkirk
Inchisla
Liverpool
Energie
Hamburg
George W Clyde
Hayti
Congo
London
Swansea
Magdalen
Meyer
Anna BR Storer
Richardson
Port Spain
Trinidad
Plymouth
John Dowlass
Jersey City
Wilden Weeawken
Portland
Williamine
Balbidge
Brunswick
William Wilson
Bangor
M A Hood
Story Do
Savannah
City of Savannah
San Francisco
Ar Navy
Snow & Burgess
Sintram
Woodside
Salem
Alice Holbrook
Baltimore
W W Ward
Chi . Harold
Port Johnson
Paras Cae
Vineyard Haven
Inglewoode
Seeley
J Willard
York
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Chatham St
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Goston
E. B. Sampson
Gen. Mgr
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JIE
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Eyer Street
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Eddy
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James W
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Loweton
Winn
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Lata
Froston
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O'Klce
Pasquale DI Giorgio
Joseph
Vastene
Juliaetie Davis
Amelia E. Davis
Weat Newton St
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Bbyts
William Regan
Rogton
Ellen M. Kegan
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