Notable Notes and Events From Boston City Life
A bustling city page reports "A Run of Luck" at the Boston with Daisy Victor and Trouble delighting crowds. Mystic Park anticipates a ladies day with a white horse exhibition at 1 30 and trotting at 2. An unknown man drowned after falling from the Mt Washington avenue bridge. body recovered.
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Boston
Daisy
Victor
Trouble
Mystic Park
Pension Committee
Parker House
Order of the Iron Hall
Revere House
City of
William F. Davis
Superior Court
Edgar J. Sherman
Sherman
Mt. Washington Avenue
Labor mass meeting in Boston denounces Democratic convention
A Labor Party mass meeting at New Era Hall Boston elected ward committees and leaders amid loud discord. Speakers attacked the Democratic convention and urged labor unity to form a political power, with a resolution criticizing capital driven labor displacement and the party’s federal office scramble.
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Labor Party
New Era Hall
Tremont Street
Willard H. Hodgkins
Knights of Labor
John J. O'Meara
E. M. Chamberlin
D. H. Biggs
Labor Lyceum
Biggs
Trades Unions
Land and Labor Clubs
Boston
J. R. Roche
Mr. Biges
Thomas H. Welch
Francis O. Anderson
George L. Anderson
Peter McGrath
Charles C. Cooper
James Tolly
John Arnet
George Ox
Michael C. O'Hara
Henry P. O'Meara
John Sullivan
Frank Doherty
Timothy Crowley
Owen Tierney
William McGlory
Daniel Lowrey
Warp
J. Quigley
Matthew Ryan
J. F. Doherty
William J. Hunter
M. Skiffington
J. H. Condon
J. J. Mahan
P. H. Mack
Thomas A. Maddox
Edward
Mahan
Edward Doherty
Dunn
BE. R. Hazeltine
Ward
D. H. Biegs
John J. Gilbride
J. R. Reid
Peter Leonard
Williams
C. A. Stone
Charlotte Smith
C. S. Griffin
Precinct
Richard Shatton
Stephen J. Clougherty
Hubert H. Waldron
Thomas Walsh
Patrick Sheehan
Patrick Walsh
Patrick J. Murray
John G. O'Hara
James H. Hagan
Frederick Ff. Dougherty
William C. Nugent
John D. Quinn
Paul Ritz
John Wickens
James P. Kennedy
George J. Moulton
A. McLeod
John Nicholas
Michael Lynch
John Mullen
O’ Neill Larkin
F. B. Spillane
N. F. Avery
James Avery
D. J. King
T. J. Maillins
J. K. Hiscock
C. Griffin
George G. Moulton
Chamberlin
Democratic Party
Cambridge Aldermen Meet to Hear Injury Claim
A regular Cambridge aldermen meeting reviewed Elias N. Lane's request for compensation after his carriage was frightened by a steam road roller injuring his horse. They set October 5 for a joint convention with the school committee to fill Ward 1 vacancy. The water works panel reported 65,000 cost to water streets but made no recommendation, referring the matter to the finance committee.
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Cambridge
Elias N. Lane
Emerton
Ward 1
Committee On Finance
Ex-State Detective Hersom arraigned for diamond theft
Ex-State Detective M. V. B. Hersom was arraigned yesterday on a charge of stealing diamonds. He waived examination with bonds set at 2500 dollars. Hersom denied the stories and claimed he can prove his innocence at the proper time.
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M. V. B. Hersom
Independent voters split over Lovering nomination sparks big talk
A Franklin county Democrat says Independents may bury Lovering to punish the spoils system while warning the nomination harms the Democracy. Col Cadman and Col French critique Worcester convention tones and pledge independence, urging focus on state interests and separate state national ballots.
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Winslow Warren
Mr. Lovering
Lovering
Worcester
Warren
Cleveland
Ames
Franklin County
George S. Hale
Forsrae
Ephraim
de ‘Tocqueville
Charles KR. Codman
Massachusetts
Boston Press Club Benefit At Boston Theatre This Week
The annual benefit entertainment of the Boston Press Club will be held at the Boston Theatre on Thursday afternoon October 20. A large number of top stage figures will contribute to an elaborate programme. Tickets go on sale next Monday and may be exchanged for reserved seats at usual prices later.
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Boston Press Club
Boston Theatre
Drowning at Wyatt’s Brick Yards Claims Somerville Child
Katie Ryan aged three and a half and her five year old brother wandered from Bartholomew Ryan’s home on Washington Street Somerville yesterday afternoon. They went to Wyatt’s brick yards and played near the pit edge. The younger child fell into water and drowned. bystanders summoned aid and the body was recovered.
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Katie Ryan
Bartholomew Ryan
Washington Street
Somerville
Wyatt
Petore
Fernald Curtis Wedding Held at Worcester Square
The marriage of Dr. Frank C. Fernald a Harvard 81 man and Miss Lois H. Curtis was solemnized yesterday by Rev. M. J. Savage. An evening reception at 40 Worcester Square followed the ceremony and the ushers listed include C. M. Hem enway Fred Joy J. H. Seaverns and Orville s T. Curtis. After the wedding trip to Lake George the couple will reside at 1013 Fourteenth Street Washington D C.
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Frank C. Fernald
Harvard
Lois H. Curtis
M. J. Savage
Worcester Square
C. M. Hemenway
Fred Joy
J. H. Seaverns
Orville
T. Curtis
Lake George
Fourteenth Street
Washington, D. C
Ten day Pullman excursion to Washington and Virginia
Pennsylvania railroad offers a ten day trip in a special Pullman train with all expenses included for 60 dollars. The party will depart Boston on October 5 under the tourist agency with a matron accompanying the group to assist ladies. The Revere House in Boston is cited as a fitting lodging option under the European plan.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Richmond
Virginia
Boston
Last Night's Republican Caucuses Dictate Local Delegates
Ward 1 favored anti Kimball delegates to the senatorial convention while Ward 9 nearly backed Parkman for State delegates. Ward 19 elected a solid Arthur W. Tufts slate for councillor amid a quiet city caucus night with comprehensive lists of delegates in all wards and a Prohibitionist motion ending without action.
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D. Frank Kimball
Henry Parkman
Arthur W. Tufts
E. M. McPherson
Jessie M. Gove
B. F. Campbell
F. B. Day
J. H. Stevenson
H. I. Smith
E. R. Webster
Co. F. Parker
H. D. Gove
T. B. Grimes
John Benson
G. M. Stalker
John L. Bates
Franklin
C. F. Libbie, Jr
George E. Carney
Warner Desmond
Liverus Hull
Henry H. Chandler
Horace E. Boynton
Horatio Wellington
John B Wright
Alvert E. Dudley
John Bryant
J. Homer Edgerly
George i. Almeder
Timothy J. Mahoney
Benjamin PF. Bowditch
Joseph I. Corey
Robert D. Scribner
Thomas B. Fagin
William Sullivan
Warp
Joseph H. Gleason
Levi Timson
Otis B. Dudley
Arthur Meehan
Joseph W. Hill
William H. Preble
A. W. Stover
John Turner
Ira A. Worth
William H. Oakes
Frank Curtis
Moses T. Waitt
Charles E. Daniels
E. Gerry Brown
James F. Malone
Patrick F. Brogan
Francis A. Harris
Thomas Garfield
Charles A.grover
Thomas F. Armstrong
Albert T. Galpin
John P. Singleton
George H. W. Bates
Charles E. Clark
John J. Coffey
John J. Smith
Andrew B. Lattimore
Charles O. Burrill
George G. Boardman
Conneillum
Edwin Db. Mead
Joseph F. Woods
Luke R. Reddick
Charles J. Elwell
Francis M. Gray
Curtis Guild
Julius C. Chappelle
Frank Morison
Edward D. Blake
Isaac 8
Mullen
Jacob A. Dresser
Calvin M. Lewis
Nathaniel W. Ladd
Joseph C. Tyler
Bowdoin
Parker
Leonard A. Jones
Roswell
Murch
David Pulsifer
Francis W. Sprague
Pratt
Increase E. Noyes
Jacob Fottler
Luther H. Wightman
Horace Loring
George N. Faught
Edward P. Wilbur
Thomas N. Hart
Roger Wolcott
Thomas Dana
Andreas Blume
Charles Weil
John W. Leighton
Silas Peirce
Jesse L. Nason
John O. Teele
D. Webster King
Alden E. Wiles
Moses W. Richardson
Charles J. Prescott
John O. Poor
O. H. Sampson
William Trost
William F. Wharton
Fred B. Taylor
John D. W. French
W. Harmon
John Holmes
John W. Cummings
Frank E. Winslow
John A. Davies
Henry Beal
Joel S. Saunders
W. H. A. Watts
George H. Stone
Lewis A. Drake
E. B. Hackett
Hugh McCully
E. Martin Hatch
Charles H. Turner
Peter Stengel
Peter Lincoln
Charles T. Dukelow
John S. Godfrey
Henry C. Steltz
Christian Rudischhauser
William C. J. Gerhardt
R. F. Means
C. T. Gallagher
C. d. Noyes
G. H. Bond
W. T. Eaton
H. Doherty
D. Dana
C. C. Kendall
T.F. Bell
J. H. O'Donnell
C. H. Whitney
J. Payson Bradley
G. Poole
J. D. Andrews
J. N. Goodnough
J. Clifford
J. P. Power
W. T. Howard
P. H. Wise
J. H. Means
Wake
State
Samuel Kelley
A. Noods
W. H. Savary
C. E. Snow
J. H. Caristie
E. R. McLaren
H. Orchard
J. R. Osgood
J. E. Miller
W. H. Doolittle
Horace Sour
E. Tait
D. Lewis
W. H. Whitney
W. G. Bail
George H. Prince
Robert P. Haines
Daniel W. Tyler
Benjamin #. Dewing
George Colby
Iran
B. Good
John H. Packard
George E. Swett
Thomas J. Emery
John $. Winn
Charles H. Allen
John A. Ordway
Solomon Carter
Nathan Sawyer
A. N. Sampson
A. G. Perkins
Thomas Jackson
Joseph IH. Verge
P. Kelly
Lewis G. Currier
Joshua
Litubelec
Henry F. Spa
John D. Morton
Theodore M. Plimpton
Francis J. Ward
Albert C. Burrage
Samuel Little
J. L. Rousmaniere
William H. Wellington
Robert C. Nichols
John Backup
Andrew J. Browne
Nathan G. Smith
Luther C. Bixby
Isaac Fenno
John Carr
Fred M. Smith
George W. Elliott
Samuel M. Vinson
William J
Evans
Benjamin J. Ticknor
John E. Blakemore
Thomas Sherwin
Edward W. Brewer
Nelson
Wakefield
George R. Fowler
LeForrest A. Hall
Edward L. Goodwin
Edward H. Wise
William H. Spooner
Daniel Gunn
George A. O. Ernst
Charles EK. Temple
Johm L. Spaulding
Francis Alden
Warn
George L. Burt
Edmund F. Snow
Morton Alden
Sewall A. Warnee
George W. Adams
J. Frank Howland
Henry N. Sawyer
Frank E. Brigham
William H. West
Amos R. Storer
Louis M. Clark
F. O. Vegelahn
Stephen L. Emery
Daniel Lovering, Jr
Shepard W. Snow
Samuel Atherton
Ivers W. Adams
W. F. Widcomb
C. F. Kittredge
Charles H. Nute
James H. Stark
Angus Curry
W. ‘I’. Leach
H. Warner
John T. Pope
James L. Strait
Joseph Bennett
John L. B. Pratt
Samuel Hane
James A. Hathaway
Counellor
Vierce O'Connell
W. C. Daggett
F. D. Adams
J. H. Sullivan
W. E. Hil»pare
Victor J. Loring
B. M. Fiske
Granville A. Puller
Republicans in Waltham Pick Delegates to Conventions
In Waltham on September 21 Republicans chose delegates for multiple conventions. Ward 1 picks include Zenas Parmenter and C. H. Stickney for state, H. 8% Milton and G. W. Carey for county, F. J. Rutter for councillor, and Hi M. Wild and Francis Buttrick for senatorial. Ward 2 selects John E. Soper and J. H. Houghston for state, A. Starbuck and G. S. Alden for county, George Tyler and E. G. Bond for councillor, W. G. Childs and S. L. Barry for senatorial. Ward 3 lists G. W. Browne for state, J. F. Coolidge for county, Charles Dix for councillor, and Senate not fully shown.
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Waltham
Zenas Parmenter
C. H. Stickney County
Milton
G. W. Carey
F. J. Rutter
P. Johnson
Hi. M. Wild
Francis Buttrick
H. S. Milton
W. W. Jays
John E. Soper
J. H. Houghston
A. Starbuck
Alden
George Tyler
E. G. Bond
W. G. Childs
L. Barry
J. E. Soper
G. W. Browne
J. F. Coolidge
Charles Dix
Senate
Did Smith Write Longfellow Masterpiece Cipher Tale
A narrative asserts mathematician John Smith authored poems published under Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s name. Longfellow, urged by Smith, published anonymously, then concealed the authorship to protect Smith’s position. The piece links cipher hints in Evangeline and other works to reveal Smith as the true author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
N. Y
John Smith
Longfellow
Cambridge
Smith
Osgood
Harvard College
Basil
Smiths
Gabriel Lajeunesse
Carpenter
Mason
Mr. Longfellow
Miles Standish
Priscilla
Standish
John Alden
John
Standish and Priscilla in the Alden courtship tale
The excerpt recalls Standish aiding Priscilla with Alden’s support and Longfellow’s imagined plea to John Smith. The cipher reading and public espousal mark recognition of a shared truth, with a reflective moment as Smithee answers through the cipher, asserting his own voice in the volume.
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John
Smithee
Twenty Fifth Anniversary Celebrate Regiment Reunion
The Forty seventh Regiment to aid the Rebellion held its twenty fifth anniversary reunion last night at the Quincy House with 79 members from Cambridge Company A and Charlestown Company E. Officers elected for both companies included Presidents C B Stevens and KE Hatch and secretaries Harlow and Cleaves. A banquet followed at 8 oclock with Stevens presiding and Cleaves as toastmaster, with responses from Blackmer Marsh Green and Cleaves.
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Cambridge
Charlestown
Quincy House
C. B. Stevens
John C. Heymer
John H. Harlow
George A. Wood
J. C. Heymer
M. Corcoran
J. H. Harlow
Company E
KE. D. F. Hatch
George R. Kelso
Emery Cleaves
F. A. Titus
John Durgin
J. H. White
M. C. Easterbrook
J.M.G. Plummer
Lieutenant Stevens
Mr. Cleaves
John Blackmer
Springfield
Colonel Marsh
R. L. Green
The Bridgeport Robbery Case Moves Ahead
James McManus and his attorney Barnard arrived from New York and deposited 10000 dollars in the First National Bank as bonds for John McManus known as the Kid who is held for burglary of Fairchilds jewelry store. The Kid signed the bonds as principal and remains jailed on a civil suit by Fairchild to recover stolen goods. McManus's counsel seeks to set aside the civil suit and discharge the prisoner. Judge Beardsley is set to hear arguments tomorrow morning.
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Prmerfott
Conn
James McManus
Barnard
New York
First National Bank
John McManus
Fairchild
McManus
Beardsley
Morrison weighs future Congress run and Cleveland support
In Chicago on September 21 Hon. W. R. Morrison said early campaigning was unnecessary but he might run for Congress in his district. He noted President Cleveland’s growing strength with the people as election day nears.
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Chicago
W. R. Morrison
Congress
Cleveland
Balloon ascent ends with tree-top landing in Lakeville
Mrs Ezra St Allen ascended alone in a balloon from the State fair grounds in Providence. She rose to three miles and encountered turbulent air and a whirlwind. Fearing danger she detonated the explosion cord and descended a mile and a half. The balloon was cushioned by a tree top and she landed in Lakeville Plymouth county Massachusetts and returned home the same night.
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Providence
Ezra St. Allen
Lakeville
Plymouth County
Mass
Consolidated Electric Light stockholders Meet in Portland
The annual stockholders meeting reports a flourishing business with a new block of land and expanded arc and incandescent capacity. A New Haven syndicate with Boston and New Haven executives appears to form a vast electric lighting combination, potentially relocating American Company facilities to New Haven. Directors elected include Milliken, Wood, Robbins, Milliken, Sawyer, Gilbert, English, Frost, Gurney, and Golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porthuano
Consolidated Electric Light Company
American Company
Edison Company
Portland
America
American Company of
New York
New Haven
Conn
New England
Boston
Springfield
Bridgeport
Newport
Waterbury
Messrs. F. A. Gilbert
Boston Consolidated Company
James English
H. P. Frost
Southern New England Telephone Company
Weston F. Milliken
William R. Wood
Frank J. Robbins
Charles R. Milliken
Frank A. Sawyer
F. A. Gilbert
Silas Gurney
E. H. Golf
Tufts College Opens Its Thirty Third Year With New Additions
Tufts College opens for its thirty third year with an entering class of thirty eight divided among engineering letters and divinity. A brick entrance and sandstone library sign enhance the library building. Thayer Hall is ready for occupancy with suites drawn. Dennison of Newton wins first entrance prize with 98 percent average followed by Tuttle of Salem and Perkins of Roxbury.
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Tufts College
College of Letters
Divinity School
Word Library
Thayer Hall
Dennison
Newton
Tuttle
Salem
F. W. Perkins
Roxbury
Taverner Letters Share Maritime Margins and Dog Car Dilemma
A reader praises Taverner’s posts on second hand books and recalls sea voyage notes from Jay’s Evening Exercises about the White Eagle in 1854–56. The writer also argues for dog carriage reforms on public transit, suggesting separate compartments to protect passengers from dogs and proposing limits on dogs on Highland line cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverner
Jay
Australia
Willie
Johnnie
White Eagle
Holden
Ned
Post
Warren Street
Grove Hall
Gordon Setter
Highland
West End
Etiquette in Horse Cars Sparks Call for Separate Cars
A reader condemns overcrowded horse cars and urges practical rules like posting notices when cars are full. He advocates gendered car separation with women friendly cars and men only cars to prevent passengers standing in aisles and unwanted contact, stressing comfort for riders returning from work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverner
Lords of Creation
West End
Young People at the Old South Centennial Exercises
Boston's centennial rites for youths filled the Old South with packed galleries of schoolchildren and a 200-strong male chorus. Miss Ames performed piano pieces while a Peel oil portrait of Washington and a Magna Charta replica drew focus alongside a Stars and Stripes display and floral platform decor. Rev. Edward Everett Haile lectured on George Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Old South
Miss Ames
Washington
Peel
John
Edward Everett Haile
George Washington
John Smith Arrested in Somerville Theft Case
Mrs. Sarah Wright accused John Smith of stealing a gold watch valued at 75 dollars and a gold chain worth 35 dollars from her Columbus avenue home. Smith was arrested on Tremont street with Frank Wilson after officers linked his possession of a large quantity of stolen items to Henry W. P. Colson of School street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Wright
Columbus Avenue
Vanscom
John Smith
Smith
Tremont Street
Frank Wilson
Henry W. P. Colson
No. 16
School Street
Somerville
Symphony Concert Seats On Sale At Music Hall
The sale of twelve dollar seats for twenty four Symphony concerts starts today at Music Hall at 10 a.m. Premiums may be bid on four seats at a time with seating advancing from front to rear. Balcony seats priced at twelve dollars will be offered afterwards. The seven hundred sixty dollar seats go on sale at the box office Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Mrs Perrigo Injured After Fall at Brighton Home
Mrs A P Perrigo of 30 Pratt Street Brighton fell down stairs last evening and broke her neck in the accident. The incident occurred at her residence, with neighbors reporting the injury to local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Perrigo
Pratt Street
Brighton
Court doubles bonds in Barton assault conspiracy case
John Crawford and Joseph Hagan appeared in court yesterday on charges of conspiring to assault and rob Harvey Cobb the Adams House bartender. Each was jailed in bonds of $8000 as the matter goes to the Superior Court in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crawford
Joseph Hagan
Harvey Cobb
Adams House
Superior Court
British American Association to Publish Weekly Nat ional Sheet
The General Council of the British American Association met at Quincy House and formed a five member committee to attend the British American Political Association meeting on Oct 4 at New Era Hall for amalgamation. The larger group has naturalized about 2000 Englishmen and plans an eight page weekly titled The British American to publish in Boston starting Oct 1. A naturalization meeting is set for Temple Place tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British American Association
Quincy House
British American Political Association
New Era Hall
Faneuil Hall
J. Wemyss
John Kinnear
C. Chaplin
J. H. Stark
W. Mitchell
Boston
Temple Place
Unions Settle Strike at 55 Franklin Street Cigar Shops
About 500 members from Unions 97 128 and 285 met for three hours at 55 Franklin Street. Manufacturers threatened free shops unless workers returned. An international communication said locals overstepped rules by ordering packers out. The men agreed to resume work this morning and all shops will reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Street
Court finds Stevens guilty and Dinusa convicted on forged coins
Frank Stevens, a seaman on the Eva L. Harris, was found guilty of obstructing the master. Frank Dinusa was found guilty of possessing 184 forged coins in the likeness of silver dollars with intent to defraud and sentenced to a $500 fine and three years in the state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stevens
Eva L. Harris
Frank Dinusa
Superior Court Docket Mixed Outcomes in Middlesex Cases
In Middlesex Superior Court on September 21 Judge Pitman presided. Verdicts favored defendants in Henry McGuigan v City of Lowell, and plaintiff in Charles O Streeter v Alden B Ilsley et al involving a Westford Street property lease. Annie E Butler administratrix vs Massachusetts Relief Association on trial with policy dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
C.S._ Lilly
A. S. Lamson
Annie E. Butler
Massachusetts Relief Association
Daniel Butler
J. Crowley
A. H. Keyes
Superior Court docket entries Essex County September case list
The Essex County Superior Court docket shows tort actions including Hannon vs Lane for a fall from a plank with jury out, Burnham and Tarr defending, and lists many other actions such as McGrath vs Burnham, Morse vs City of Salem, O Neal vs Carey, Butler vs Inhabitants of Peabody, Sheridan vs City of Salem, Ford vs U S Mutual Accident Relief Co, Crowley vs Appleton, Heeney vs Salem Electric Lighting Co, McDonald vs Globe Newspaper Co, Small vs City of Lawrence with respective counsel noted.
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R. J. McNierney
P. Moulton
Morse
City of
Salem
O’neal
Carey
Butler
Peabody
Sheridan
Ford
U.S. Mutual Accident Relief
Boston University Theological School Opens 1887 88 Year
The 1887 88 school year at the Boston University Theological School began yesterday morning. Professor Townsend read the forty sixth Psalm and President Warren gave the opening address. Class recitations start today with Professor Buell acting as dean for the year while Warren resumes part of his duties.
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Boston University Theological School
Theological School
Boston University
Townsend
Warren
Buell
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