Irish Parliament Dreams and Political Rumors in Boston
The dialogue covers motto disputes within the Grattan family, ambition to join the Irish Parliament, and views on coercion and cabinet shifts. Mr. O'Reilly and Mr. O'Connor are highlighted, with opinions on Salisbury's ministry, Churchill's possible stance, and the health of Gladstone and Parnell. The piece ends as preparations begin for an evening Boston Theatre event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grattan
Esmondes
Thomas
John Boyle O’ Reilly
Sir Thomas
O'Reilly
Salisbury
Ireland
O’connor
Churchill
Lord Salisbury
Goschen
Hamilton
Smith
England
Scotland
Mitchelstown
O’brien
Mr. Gladstone
Boston Theatre
Immense Boston Theatre Crowd Receives Irish Figures
At the Parker House crowded streets and a sealed theatre greet Irish visitors. Montgomery Veterans and Hibernians march in, Governor Ames hosts, Sir Thomas Esmonde and Mr O Connor speak on Irish nationality and English rule, amid cheers and floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House
School Street
Montgomery Veterans
Thomas W. Dougherty
Order of Hibernians
Suffolk County
John Reade
Lindall
Montgomery
Hibernians
Thomas Esmonde
Mr. O'Reilly
Ames
Commonwealth
O’connor
Henry Grattan
Thomas
Ireland
Irish Nationalists Rally in Boston for Independence
Speakers including Arthur OConnor M P and Father Meenas urge Ireland to win national independence with American support. They recount past Irish gains, outline parliamentary strategy, condemn coercion, and vow continued struggle aided by Boston and Liberal allies. Revenue from the gathering reaches 1850 dollars as crowds applaud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ireland
America
Esmonde
Ames
Arthur O’connor
M.P
O'Connor
Benjamin Franklin
Atlantic
Henry Grattan
House of Commons
Great Britain
British Empire
Bunker Hill
Father Meenas
Marlboro
England
Irish National League
Irish National League of Ireland
Charles Stewart Parnell
Father McKenna
John Barry
Wickford
John Boyle O'Reilly
J. E. Fitzgerald
John P. Sutton
Kansas City
Marblehead Gala Night Celebrates Volunteer Victory
Marblehead celebrated the Volunteer’s victory with a night of civic pride. A torchlit procession of forty dories led by the steamer Brunette gathered near Bay View wharf and rang bells across the town. Fireworks, illumination, and a concert by the Lynn Cadet Band accompanied the display, ending by 9 o’clock as Marblehead returned to quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariiexrap
Marblehead
Bay View
Goodwin Head
Mason’s Rocks
Bay View Wharf
Billow’s Wharf
Lynn Cadet Band
Brunette
Leeraw
S. C. Felton
General Paine
Edward Burgess
Captain Hart
Abbott Hall
Paper marvels and exhibits at Mechanics' fair draw crowds
The Mechanics' fair showcases paper craft by a famed paper king with Niagara and Vesuvius in paper, a blind carver shaping with a knife, and Spanish cedar works.Highlights include a three foot musical recorder attached under a piano, Miss Jennie Miller lectures on dress reform, and a new New England Red Cross branch forming amid rushing activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Vesuvius
Olive Wright
Colorado
Joseph Metzger
Cambridge
Jennie Miller
New York
E. von Petrelli
New England
American Red Cross Association
Murder at Breslau ends in grave burial on L I estate
Mrs. Charles Schaeffer of Breslau was shot and killed by George Gaeblein as she walked through his garden on Huxter's Port. He buried her body in a grave he had prepared and later shot her husband, who was wounded. Gaeblein was arrested after the grave discovery. the feud arose from a disputed path through Gaeblein property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huxter
L. I
Charles Schaeffer
Breslau
George Gaeblein
Gaeblein
Two Referees to Oversee Intercollegiate Football Games
The Intercollegiate Football Association met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and approved a plan to add a second referee to each game. One official will be chosen by team captains, the other by faculties and advisory committees, with the latter being a graduate of a league college but not an alumnus of the involved schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Intercollegiate Football Association
Fifth Avenue
Won by the Fanita in Long Island centerboard race
The Fanita defeated the Ulidia in a Long Island course race, finishing in 84 hours 28 minutes, the fastest time by many honors. The Fanita led from early on and beat Ulidia by 4 hours 11 minutes 30 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fanita
Ulidia
Long Island
Boston Man Attempts Suicide at St George Hotel
Frank Nolan of Boston checked into the St George Hotel Saturday. At 11 AM a chambermaid saw him with a razor and wounds to his throat and wrist. Taken to Rhode Island Hospital. Doctors say the dull blade and bungling act show weak resolve. wounds not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Frank Nolan
St. George
Rhode Island
Dickens Jr to tour America for six months of readings
The article notes Charles Dickens Jr will travel to America in October for a six month tour to read from his father’s works. It describes his early life in London and Italy, career shifts, and his role as editor of All the Year Round. It also mentions his family, including eight daughters, and living near Regent's Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickens, Jr
America
Mr. Dickens
Furnival’s Inn
Holburn
Dickens
Charles
Germany
England
Baring’s
China
London
Sydney
Ethel Dickens
Mamie Dickens
Primrose Hill
Regent’s Park
Obituary notices of Parker Merriam Wales and others
Multiple obituaries recount deaths of Dr. David M. Parker in Boston aged about seventy. William J. Merriam of Fitchburg. J. B. Wales of Boston. George J. Webb of Orange New Jersey. William L. Ireland of Dorchester. Charles W. Moody of Worcester. and Mrs. Cashman of Cashman Keating & Co. Details include birthplaces, careers in medicine dentistry law printing music manufacturing Freemasonry and family relations. funeral and memorial notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Parker
Louiston Street
Peterboro
N. H
Woodstock
Reed
Nashua
Boston
Daniel Harwood
Boylston Street
Harvard College
William J. Merriam
Fitchburg
Plattsburg
J. B. Wales
Brimmer Street
Quincy
Boston & Providence
George J. Webb
Orange
N. J
Wiltshire
Eng
United States
Boston Academy of Music
Handel and Haydn Society
New York
Lowell Mason
William Mason
William L. Ireland
Archer & Pancoast Manufacturing Company
Shreve, Crump & Lowe
van Winkle Street
Dorchester
Charles W. Moody
Worcester
Masonic
Pastrand
Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts
John Cashman
Cashman, Keating & Co
Cashman
William Byrne
Salem to Dedicate Father Mathew Monument Tomorrow
A replica of Cork Ireland’s Father Mathew memorial will be unveiled in Central square Salem. Thomas Horgan of Somerville funds the gift for Salem Catholic temperance groups. A procession of local and Essex Suffolk Middlesex societies precedes the dedication with an oration by Rev. Thomas County of Worcester. Merchants were asked to close 10 am to 2 pm. opposing request for 11 pm Saturday to 6 am Tuesday met resistance due to license costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Father Mathew
Cork
Ireland
Thomas Horgan
Somerville
Catholic Temperance Societies
Essex
Suffolk
Middlesex
Thomas County
Worcester
Essex Street
Hallowell
Englishman Richard Shaffer found badly injured after street accident
Richard Shaffer was found on Providencr A. 1, chapter 9, with a likely fatal head wound, crushed thigh, and torn back. He was probably run down by a horse car or heavy vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providencr
Richard Shaffer
Louis Roberts to be Arraigned for Theft at Evelyn House
Louis Roberts a twelve year old boy will be arraigned tomorrow for stealing a watch and several diamond rings from the Evelyn House. The articles were found in his possession and his mother bought one of the rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marpen
Louis Roberts
Evelyn House
Vicar General of Boston Diocese Leaves Family Behind
The vicar-general of the diocese of Boston departs leaving a family of five young children. Louis J. Etwell, once a deputy sheriff, died suddenly of apoplexy at Westboro yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diocese of
Boston
Louis J. Etwell
Westboro Yesteray
Free Medical Lectures By Dr Anna M Longshore Pots At Tremont Temple
Mrs Anna M Longshore Potts M D begins a series of free medical lectures at Tremont Temple in Boston for three weeks. She trained at Philadelphia Women's Medical College, retired near 1877, then lectured worldwide for women's health, aiming to teach hygiene to end doctoring. Dr J Charles Harrison accompanies her. he will lecture to men at Tremont Temple starting Oct 15 with London success noted. several newspaper men were dinner guests at Parker House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Longshore-Potts
Tremont Temple
Philadelphia Women’s
America
Boston
J. Charles Harrison
Carswell Addresses Temperance Meeting at People's Church
Edward Carswell of Canada spoke at the third temperance meeting at the People's Church yesterday afternoon. He praised late John Finch as brave yet gentle and noted flags in Australia, India, and England in Finch’s memory. The postponed Oct 23 memorials plan includes brief addresses by prominent figures and music by Mrs. Osgood and the Ruggles Street male quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Church
Edward Carswell
Canada
Osborne
Barry
Miss Park
L. Marshall
Carswell
John
Finch
Australia
India
England
Henee
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Boston Ideal Opera opens with Donizetti and Balfe debuts
The Boston Ideal Opera company opened in Portland with Donizetti Daughter of the Regiment and Balfe The Bohemian Girl. Miss De Luasan starred in the title role with a brilliant voice and expressive acting. Debuts included Miss Ida Klein and Miss Helen Dudley Campbell. The company orchestra led by Loesch received praise for cohesion and tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Ideal Opera Company
Portland
Donizetti
Aarie
France
Frank Baxter
Tony
Harriet Avery
W. H. Clark
Sergeant Sulpice
J. W. Herbert
Bruno
Loesch
Balfe
Opera
A. D. Saxon
Count Arnheim
Charles Modini
Thaddeus
Clement Bambridge
Florestein
Devilshoof
Helen Dudley Campbell
Ida Klein
Arline
Messrs
Saxon
Modini
Campbell
Klein
Mr. Saxon
Miss Campbell
National Opera Company
Iouch
Opera Notes From Local Performance Review
The reviewer praises a lead tenor with strong voice and training, despite stage fright. Miss Klein, nervous but capable, shows past Metropolitan Opera credentials. Arline’s lower range fits her upper register strength, with ensemble work delivering clarity. Chorus and orchestra display fine material and execution. finale in act two impresses. Lyman H. Weeks signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Land of
Poland
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Arline
Pee
Lyman H. Weeks
Auction Listings Show Wednesday and Saturday Sales
Auction notices list weekly sales at 11:30 A M with numerous securities including railroad bonds stock shares and bank notes. The catalog cites diverse items from Merchants National Bank Kansas City to Boston and Albany routes and regional banks with various maturity dates.
Saturday Sales Resumed After This Date
A brief notice indicates Saturday sales are resumed after a specific date. The fragment also lists a telephone number 1665 4 A for contact.
Local Investments and Trusts Note Historic Bond List
The document lists a variety of shares and bonds held by trustees including Amoskeag Manufacturing Co Boston Gas Light Co and Continental Bank among others. Entries show amounts such as 8 shares 50 pounds and 1000 Hitchburne Railroad bonds dated October 1899 with Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway 6s due 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat’l Webster Bank
Boston Storage Warehouse Co
Arlington Mills
Salem Gas Light Co
Bates Mfg
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Rd
Worth Chicago Rolling Mills
Overland Tele. Co
Es New Eng
Nat'l Bank
Nat’s Bank of Commerce
Shawmut Nat'l Bank
Alsoishare Eliot Nat'l Bank
Lyman Mills
West End Street
Ba Y Co
Fort
Saco
Ports
Cambridge Gas Light Co
Neptune Insurance Co
Bay State Live Stock Co
Reece Button Hole Mach. Co
Boston & Albany
Conn
Pass. Rivers
Liolly, Wayne & Munroe
Hares Kansas City Cable Railway Co
Amoskeag Mfy. Co
Amory Mtg. Co
Boston Gas Light Co
Do N. Bank of A A
Blackstone N. Ban
Weehington N. Bank
State N . Orr
Continental N. Bank
Blackstone N. “Bank
Suffolk N. Ree
Mechanics’ N. Bank
Newburyport
Atlas N. Bank
Franklin , Lewiston
York
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
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Old Town
Charles Dickens the Younger
Americas
A. M. Longshore-Potts, M.D
John B. Finch
Boston Ideals
I. Re
Roya Aking Powder CO
Wall Stu N. Xs
8. R. Knights & Co., Auctioneers Office
Washington St
Constable Sale
Boylston St
Joven
Felix Zeim
A. Piotrowsky
Daudigny
Corot
E. Giroux
van den Bos
Josef Coomans
Alf. Guillon
Y. Corcos
K. Munier
George C. Davis
L. Foster Mors
Warren Street
Washington Street
Warren
Washington Streets
Wednesda Y
Flan
L. Foster Morse
John A. Scott
Joan H. Griggs
Joseph W. Tucker
Lambert Street
Norfolk Street
George B. France
Samuel C. Sobb
Thomas W. Tucker
East Newton Street
R. U. Day & Company
State St
Merchants’ Exchange Building
The
Boston Stock Exchange
Cheshire Mmn
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Ptd
Adm
Hares Ports
Falls & Conway
Saco & Ports
River
N. I Do
Voronysa
Do Merchants
Bank
de Tremont Natl
Bur
Toledo
Delphos & Burlington
Abus
Natl. Bank
Alen
Brookline Gas Light Co
Naninkeag Steam Cotton Co
Everett Mills
Burl. & Quincy
Mort
Denver
Extro
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
Catalonia
Virginian
Campuzano Bros
Loring
Almeria
Atwood & Weld
Sears Building
Centre Street
Jamaica Plain
Francis B. Beaumont
Burroughs Street
Jamaica Pond
Richards & CO
OHX
Wilmerding
Wilmerdin& Boguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montant
Leonard Streets
Francis Henshaw & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
Wil
Baltimore
Burlington & Mo. River
Saginaw & Western
Scrip
N. Bank
Albert Howe & Co
Market Street
Brighton
Salesroorm
Warren Avenue
Bostos
S. W. Hathe WA Y
Atty
School St
HE Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
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