Names of Couples in Aged List Reflecting Parental Ties
Duncan F Leod and Bridget F Meehan Herbert A Randall and Margaret E Bachman Richard S Leonard and Catherine A Coleman John McDonald and Ella McAdam Andrew J Sandies and Evelyn G Eldridge Bernard Monagle and Catherine F Sullivan James L Craig and Francis Mulloy Arthur McLeodell and Belle Crowdis John H Mill and Edna J Weller John S McLeod and Agnes C Stewart
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan F. Leod
Bridget F. Meehan
Herbert A. Randall
Margaret E. Bachman
Richard $. Leonard
Catherine A. Coleman
John McDonald
Ella McAdam
Andrew J. Sandies
Evelyn G. Eldridge
Bernard Monagle
Catherine F. Sullivan
James L. Craig
Francis Mulloy
Arthur McLeodell
Belle Crowdis
John H. Mill
Edna J. Weller
John S. McLeod
Agnes C. Stewart
Marriages Recorded at the Registrar's Office Nov 22 1892
List of marriages recorded in this city on November 22 1892. On November 21 Rev J F Kell ban married Edward Lyons to Catherine Hughes. On November 20 G Moses Soloman joined Abraham Mauncously and Lenssete in matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Kelleban
Edward Lyons
Catherine Hughes
G. Moses Soloman
Abraham Mauncously
Lenssete
Parental Home Aims to Aid Destitute Children in Danvers
Mrs. M. J. Barton recounts founding the Parental Home, an association that has purchased 125 acres in Danvers to house and educate at least 500 children aged 3 to 12. The facility will provide mental moral and industrial training as a substitute for life on the streets, with support from Barton’s daughters Belle Pryor and C H Wadleigh and other notable Boston figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Gardens
M. J. Barton
Danvers
Barton
Belle Pryor
C. H. Wadleigh
Association
The
Hub
Prominent Society Figures andLandmark Estates Mentioned Abroad
Mrs Potter Palmer travels to New York after a quiet Boston sojourn while Mrs August Belmont, a former New York society leader and Perry family descendant, dies. Lucy Booth plans to head Indian women’s work as General Booth’s daughter prepares for that mission. Mme Bonheur is slated to earn 60000 dollars from an American buyer for Horses Threshing Corn. Mrs Richard King owns a vast Texas ranch around Corpus Christi with about 700000 acres. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward’s name appears among society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Palmer
New York
Boston
August Belmont
Matthew Galbraith Perry
Newport
New England
Lucy Booth
General Booth
India
Mme. Bonheur
Richard King
Corpus Christi
Tex
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
Coal gas causes death in Syracuse home tragedy
In Syracuse on November 22 Mrs. Plaisted found Edson E. Tuttle unconscious beside a stove and his son Byron, about 14, dead from coal gas. The odor indicated the fatal exposure. the father was removed and believed to be likely to recover.
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Syracuse
N. Y
SMALLPOX ON THE SAALE DETAINED AT QUARANTINE
The Saale arriving from Bremen and Southampton is held at quarantine after one steerage passenger case of smallpox. An eight month old child was isolated and placed in the ship’s hospital on November 16. No other illnesses are aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Saale
Bremen
Southampton
Laborer Suspected in Italian Clergy Killing Tragedy
Rome November 22 A magistral inquiry into the San Pancrazio shooting that killed Father Blondel and his sister and left laborer Mazzieri fatally wounded tends to show Mazzieri was the killer, with revenge cited as the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
San Pancrazio
Blondel
Mazzieri
Early life of renowned writer spans boyhood to fame
The author began publishing at age 13 and supported herself by writing from age 19. At 20 her work Gates Ajar brought fame, and now at 47 she remains active.
Mrs Cleveland Reflects On A Prophetic Friend
In a White House farewell before Mr Cleveland's 1889 inauguration, Mrs Cleveland stood with friends under the portico as he waved from the carriage. Tears filled her eyes and she leaned on a companion, while a friend whispered that she would return in four years.
A Daily Hint From Paris: Water Reen Bengaline Toile de Diner
A Paris Herald item describes a toilette de diner featuring water reen bengaline with a wide black velvet fur edged collerette. The ceinture is black velvet, sleeves fastened above long gants de Suede, and black velvet bands with bows decorate them.
Early Rush at Bay de Nouquette Land Office
At 1 am the Bay de Nouquette grant land office opened and fighting broke out as lines formed overnight. The scramble continued until sunrise with several fights but no serious injuries. A woman was the first fighter and most land is expected to be claimed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette, Mich
Land Office
Drugged Beer Incident Casts Shadow in Camden
Robert Anderson, of Chester, Connecticut, was found unconscious in Camden after drinking beer in a Gloucester street saloon. He recovered, was discharged cured, then relapsed this morning and is now considered likely to die. He is described as an intelligent man from an excellent Chester family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Robert Anderson
Gloucester Street
Anderson
Chester
Conn
Hibbard Arraigned on Forgery Charges in Municipal Court
Frank J. Hibbard faced about six forgery counts when arraigned in Municipal Court yesterday and waived examination. He was held for the Superior Court in one thousand dollars on each count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Hibbard
Rose Coghlan's Company Builds Diplomacy Run at Globe
Rose Coghlan explains assembling her theatre company to stage Diplomacy with Countess Zicka role. She recounts selection, casting, Canada and New York reception, and plans to continue standard, well-presented plays. Amelia Glover debuts new dances in The City Directory at Tremont Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Coghlan
Countess Zicka
Globe Theatre
Mr. Sullivan
Miss Martinez
Dora
Fischer
Baron Stein
Mr. Robinson
Canada
New York
Boston
Amelia Glover in The City Directory and The English Rose at Grand Opera House
Amelia Glover trains daily for graceful stage exhibitions praised for modesty and poise. Sidney Booth reports Edwin Booth in New York remains in good health though not at peak. Nerves at the Museum proves popular with an extra Thanksgiving matinee. The English Rose at Grand Opera House features Father O Mal ly played by Steve Grattan, and the priest’s fidelity under temptation is hailed as true to history. Mansfield’s Globe Theatre engagement tickets go on sale with high anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Booth
Museum
Comany
Edwin Ooth
New York
Grand Opera House
Carolinal Gibbons
Steve Grattan
Father O’mally
Ay Khendlish Rose
Slms & Buchanan
London
Boston Museum
Proctor & Turner
Among the Musicians at Tremont Temple and Boston Stages
The William Ludwig company performed at Tremont Temple with a 200-voice chorus and noted soloists including Ludwig and Botsford. Proceeds go to George H. Coes's benefit. upcoming Tremont Theatre and Boston Theatre concerts feature famed artists and a diverse program. The Continentals comic opera debuts at Park Theatre on Dec 1 recalling Concord and Bunker Hill memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ludwig
Tremont Temple
Tremont Theatre
Russell
E. N. Catlin
Sissieretta Jones
The
Black Patti
Dolgorouki
Jules Levy
Boston
Chickering Hall
Park Theatre
Concord
Bridge
Cambridge
Bunker Hil
Washington
Chinese Equal Rights League thanks Boston helpers
Card from Wong Ching Foo expresses gratitude on behalf of the Chinese Equal Rights League to the people and press of Boston for support during their stay. It names William Lloyd Garrison and several ministers from Tremont Temple as humanitarian figures aiding the movement. November 22, 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinese Equal Rights League
Boston
William Lloyd Garrison
A. A. Miner
L. A. Banks
Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Wonc Cuing Foo
Helped bridge at Wood Island praised by reader
A letter from Winthrop thanks The Post for covering the Boston Revere Beach Lynn railroad bridge on Wood Island. It notes the bridge section in use has been braced and deemed secure by railroad commissioners and the company, and commends their prompt action against accident risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Island
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Post
Benneniee
Winthrop
Press Riflemen Dine at Thorndike Meeting
The Boston Press Rifle Association held its annual meeting and dinner at the Thorndike. Officers elected unanimously include President W W Alexander and Vice President H A M Glewen. Officers also named secretary W H Hathaway treasurer H K Bushnell auditor T A Moore executive officer L C McKinnon and statistical officer W E Robinson. An executive committee was formed with one member from each newspaper office. Prizes from last month’s annual competition were presented after the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Press Rifle Association
Thorndike
W. W. Alexander
H. A. M’glewen
W. H. Hathaway
H. K. Bushnell
T. A. Moore
L. C. McKinnon
W. E. Robinson
Haile and McKinley Face Off in Political Sparks
In Holyoke Democrat chatter Haile aims for another gubernatorial bid while Ohio revs for McKinley. The column hints that some never learn and suggests Democrats benefit as both figures press forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Democrat
Haile
Ohio
McKinley
Pity the Sorrows of Mr Haile Senate Talk
From the New Bedford Journal comes word that Mr Haile is being discussed as a candidate for the United States Senate. The piece hints that Hon Charles H Allen of Lowell may have a prior claim in the timing and selection process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Haile
New Bedford Journal
United States Senate
Charles H. Allen
Lowell
Fairbanks Renominated for Quincy Mayor
The Republicans of Quincy held their mayoralty convention in the evening and renominated Mayor Henry O Fairbanks by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Henry O. Fairbanks
More Power or Women Constitutional Vote in Kansas
The official count shows the proposal for a constitutional convention defeated by 1284 votes. Anti-Prohibitionists face a setback as they had hoped to repeal prohibition. The election results promise the expansion of woman suffrage, already allowed for municipal and county offices, with Republicans and People's party pledging extension to all state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Republican
People’s Party
Dedham High School Reunion At Memorial Hall
Dedham Daily reports Dedham High School Association held its twenty first annual reunion in Memorial Hall Dedham Centre. Judge Frederick D. Ely and wife Congressmen George Fred Williams Hon A P Wentworth Dr John P Maynard Chester L Reed and William F McQuillen were among the prominent attendees.
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Burgess
Sophia G. Burgess
Bumpus
Fred H. Allen
Betsey F. Bumpus
Auburn
Crane
Baltimore
Helen L. Crane
Hyde Park
Mass
Samuel Crane
High School Avenue
Quincy
Devlin
Shawmut Avenue
Emma H. Walker
Edmund H
Eunice A. P. Waser
John J. Devlin
Farrar
Concord
Harriet Farrar
Mortuary
Fenton
Massachusetts General Hospital
Benjamin B
John N. Tileston
Tolman
Robert F. Tolman
William W. Tolman
Union Avenue
Washington Street
Jamaica Plain
Dedham
Dedham High School Association
Memorial Hall
Dedham Centre
Frederick D. Ely
George Fred Williams
A. P. Wentworth
John P. Maynard
Chester L Reed
William F. McQuillen
Floor collapses during Ward 1 Democrats caucus
In Pittsfield on November 22, a floor collapsed at Robert Kelly's store where Ward 1 Democrats were meeting, sending about 200 men into the cellar. The building caught fire as the collapse occurred. the blaze was extinguished before firefighters arrived. Several people received minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Robert Kelly
Palatable peanuts roasted to perfection
A brief note emphasizes roasting peanuts to bring out flavor and texture. The statement underlines that roasting is essential to achieve desirable taste.
Adjourned Harvard Board Meeting Set for Nov 23 1892
Special notices announce an adjourned meeting of the Board of Overseers of Harvard College at 50 State street Boston on Wednesday November 23 at 11 o'clock a m. The meeting will receive communications from the President and Fellows and reports from committees and may transact other business. Alexander McKenzie Cambridge November 16 1892 Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Overseers
Harvard College
State Street
Boston
Alexander McKenzie
Cambridge
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Glenwood
Hichest Crade
Gould
Emerson Piano CO
Tremont ST
Fifth Ave
N.Y
Marry ME
Dolph
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Baker—Keyes
George A. Gordon
Ezra Henry Baker
Martha Gertrude Keyes
Blake—Osborne
J. W. Brigham
Charles W. Blake
Levenia J. Osborne
Boriges
Mrs. Cleveland
Paris
Paris Herald
Hibbard
Rose Coghlan S Company
Amelia Glover
Mr. Mansfield
Miss Glover
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Joseph Hatton
Marguerite Merington
Howard Atheneum
Charles L. Davis
Alvin Joslin
Captain Lettarblair
Hollis Street Theatre
Fannie Davenport
Cleopatra
Hopkins
Trans-Oceanics
Mons. Trewey
Mats
Richard Mansfield
Mansfield
Wong Ching Foo
Charles M. Gronel
Conshohocken
Montgomery County
Curticona
Resolvent
Potter Crug and Chemical Corporation
Ferdinand
Blue Store
Roxbury
Corner Warren
Washington Streets
Rice
Music Hall
Grossmith
George Grossmith
Mr. Ford
Surveyor Ford
Bensonhurst
L. I
Ford
Demand
Fort Hamilton
Dedham's High School
Austin's Theatre
Palace
Deorce H. Timmons
Bairies
Weber & Fields
Tener Dam
Mechanics’ Fair
Iso
LATI
J. Conryna Carr
Boucicault
Treo Abbey
Schoeffe
Columbia
Rich & Harris
Charles Frohman
Mgrs
Boston Stock Company
Augustus Thomas
Alabama
Ollis Vrneavier
Isaac B. Rich
E. H. Sotherin
Lyceum Theatre
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Gene Tompkins
Princess Dalgorouky
Rose and
Charles Cochran
Sadie Martinot
John T. Sullivan
Frederic Robinson
Robert Fischer
Charriringont
Hallen and
Hart
Idea
Danzler
Boston Music Hall
At &. Sousa’s
NEW Marine Band
John Philip Sousa
Marcella Lindh
Antonio Gale Raffagolo
Sig
Liberati
Ickets
Win. C. Cameron
Cruiskeen Lawn
Chas. L. Davis
Alvin Ivalin
Austin & Stone
Carositte
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