Cleveland on Duly of Self Made Men in Princeton Remarks
Grover Cleveland and Lord Aberdeen addressed Princeton University on the origin of the College of New Jersey. Cleveland argued that true self made men earn merit through honorable use of success and education, criticizing mere wealth or political hackery and stressing moral stamina and public duty.
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Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
College of New Jersey
Alexander Hall
Grover Cleveland
United States
Lord Aberdeen
Canada
Province of
New Jersey
Institution of Learning
Princeton University
Marquand Chapel
Patton
Dean Murray
Wealth and education obligations for self made men
A speaker argues wealth and education bind in cooperative duties. The rich should avoid pride, educators should remain approachable, and self made men must engage in politics with judgment and patriotism. He urges support for universities, higher education, and civic virtue, warning against partisan excess while stressing intelligent public service.
Lord Aberdeen's Honorary Degree Address at Princeton
Lord Aberdeen speaks on receiving an honorary degree saying universities should influence public life and curb prejudice. He notes international courtesy between American and British institutions, urges active civic involvement, and thanks societies for honorary membership.
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Lord Aberdeen
Canada
America
Princeton
Boston Theaters Next Week The Heart of a City Stage
Boston houses announce a busy week with De Koven Smiths The Highway Man at Hollis and cast including Hilda Clarke Maud Williams and Joseph O Mara Castle Square shifts to The Wife and Sweet Lavender Fanny Davenport’s Soldier of France at the Boston Theatre The Girl From Paris at Park and Never Again at the Museum plus De Wolf Hoppers El Capitan and other acts throughout city venues Vivid local arts scene with notable performers and new productions debuting or continuing across multiple stages.
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Boston
de Koven & Smith
Hollis
Hilda Clark
Maud Williams
Nellie Braggins
Joseph O’mara
van Rensselaer Wheeler
Harry Macdonough
Signor de Novellis
Castle Square
Park Theatre
H. M. Holland
Grace Kimball
George F. Marion
Museum
Navy
de Wolf Hopper
the Tremont
Hilda Clarke
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
London
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Hardy
Tess
Tremont
Mary Shaw
Keith
Lillian Burkhardt
the Howard
Imogene Cemer
The
Post
Valdismeisters
Annie Whitney
May Howard
Isham
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Florence Kahn
Kate Kenyon
Grand Theatre
Castle Square Theatre Company
Manhattan
Grand Opera House
Grand Opera
Zoo
Lalloo
Wam-Drea
Austin & Stone’s
BH. H. Sothern
Lying Partisans and Flattering Demagogues
A speaker laments blind followers of demagogues and lies in politics. He aims to redefine the self made man and improve the everyday life of American citizenship through a greater trust in free government and stronger civic virtue.
Public governance term misused and political rhetoric criticized
The text rails against the word governance as contaminated by sharp manipulation and deceit, condemns self-serving candidates and party subserviency, and praises disinterested citizens organized for good government in a period of canvass. It argues for the endurance of government as a source of benefit to the American people and proof of man’s rights and fitness.
Policeman Harris Suspended For Drunken On Duty
Haverhill police report Patrolman William Harris was sent home by City Marshal Worcester for alleged drunkenness while on duty. His badge was also taken away. The report came through Sergeant Foster to Captain Philbrick and then to the city marshal.
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Haverhill
Police Department
William Harris
Worcester
Foster
Philbrick
Wells Remembered at Anchor Club Presentation
Lynn residents gathered as Frank E. Wells, recently resigning as city marshal to become deputy sheriff, was surprised at the Anchor Club with a safe, roll top desk, cabinet and harness set. Mayor Walter J. Ramedell spoke for the large crowd, while Wells became too moved to speak at length.
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Lynn
Frank E. Wells
Anchor Club
Walter JL. Ramedell
Mr. Wells
Memorable Panacea Ads From An Aged Boston era
An OCR fragment markets Utah Kidney Beans as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles and urges warning against years of suffering. It also lists various tonics and medicinal pills and a long row of agents and pharmacies in Boston Cambridge and surrounding towns.
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Utah
Tait Zina
Turners
Boston
Bean Haris
Connolly & Davis
A. H. Copley
Ey Man
Linus Vury
Agreene
Wm. Hunt
Sunday Religious Services Across Boston Churches
A long list of Sunday worship and events at multiple churches including Baptist, Presbyterian, Spiritual Temple, Gospel of Spirit Return, Hospitalier Sunday Institute, Hollis Hall, B Y M Christian Union, Tremont Temple, People’s Temple, Tremont Street M E Church, Old South Church, Berkeley Temple, Union Religious Meetings, Fulton in Music Halls, Christadelphians, Patriotic lectures, Advent Christian Church, and the Walter Baker Mansion Gold Cure. Activities include morning and evening services, lectures, spiritual mediumship, music programs, sermons by named pastors, Sunday school times, and special concerts.
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First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
J. E. Bartlett
M. R. Goff
W. J. Colville
Gospel OF Spirit Return Society
Minnie M. Soule
Appleton Hall
Appleton Street
Paine Memorial Building
Hospitaller Sunday Institute
Park Square
Cartie
Hollis Hall
Washington Street
Eben Cobb
J. Collins
J. B. Tyler
Black Swan Company
Freedman
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Charles H. Porter
Hingham
Mass
Gilbert
Israel
Bach
Gounod Bach
Jesus
MacDougall
George Mendall Taylor
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Association Hall
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
F. H. Balmer
South Africa
Elsie Clark
Donald Browne
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Brady
Sweden
Peniel
OLD South Church
Ird
George A. Gordon
D. D
Berkeley Temple
Charles A. Dickinson
Hamilton
Conant
Christian Endeavor
UNION
Benjamin Fay Mills
Music Hall
Fulton
Music
Justin D. Fulton
Somerville
THE
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
N. T. Whitaker
Fitchburg
Our
Republic
Walter Baker
Gold Cure
Washington
Corner Park Street
Eastp. m
Institute
B. B. of G. Club
Catarrh Cure Claims Across Decades
Testimony from patients across the continent markets Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as a remedy. Repeated anecdotes claim long standing catarrh healed after using the powder from Gio alin bs Co at Washington and Hanover Streets.
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Agnew
Cor
Washington
Hanover Sta
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Zenda
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Science of Politics
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Scott F. Hershey
Roxbury
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Tremont Streets
John D. Pickles
Boston Museum
Ronsy Snd
Wea
Wilson Barrett
Cross
AaLee Dalton
Tremont Temple
Brooke
Chicago Marine Band
Sibyl Sammis
George A. Foxcroft
Tremont Theatre
John B. Schoeffel
Presen
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el. Capitan
Castle Theatre
Tony Commings
Gigre
Model Playhouse
Tremont and
Washington Streets
Corps of Vaudeville
Lillian Burkbert
Comedienne
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Emil Paur
I. Schnitzler
Oster Fest
Gernsheim
Schumann
Tschailowsky
PARK
Semre
Great Nevada
Elona
Howard
Ithnow P.M
Granada
Dover
Myrtle Ferns
Frank J. Keenan
Grana Theatre Stock Co
Bowdoin
Bquare Theatre Mats
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Seluulauia
the Czar 1
Austin & Stone
Richards and Canfield
Gill
Rosling Comey
X Boys
McFadden
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