Harvard Law School Alumni Association Formed in Boston
Harvard Law School graduates and former members met at the Boston Bar Association to organize a Harvard Law School Association aimed at advancing legal education and supporting the school. George W. Leverett chaired. Louis Brandeis acted as secretary. a constitution and by laws were adopted. Judge Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. was named to head a dinner committee. members pledged broad nationwide support with local subcommittees planned in major cities.
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Boston Bar Association
Harvard Law School Association
Darwin E. Ware
Harvard College Pada
Law School
George O. Shattuck
Uppnt Ck
Prem
We ‘Sre
Essor
Brandeis Rose
An Union
Dominion of Canada
New York
Omaha
George W. Leverett
Committee On
John C. Ropes
Henry W. Putnam
Joseph Bb. Warmer
Louis D. Brandeis
William Schofield
Godfrey Morse
Harvard Law School Alumni Association
Wade
Law Scheco
Ware
Morse
S. Hf. Dudley
John Lathrop
Association
Jarwin E. Ware
Addison Brown
Edward L. Pierce
Robert K
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr
Robert Morse, Jr
Solomon Lincoln
2. E. Rambauer
St. Louis
C. C. Beaman
George G. Crocker
Henry M. Rogers
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Frank W . Hackett
Washington
Francis Rawle
Philadelphia
Orville D. Baker
J. D. Brannan
Cincinnati
T. Carleton Allen
Fredericton
Canada
Jabez Fox
J. J. Meyers
Robert T. Lincoln
Chicago
W. W. Vaughan
R. H. Dana
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
W. W. Blodgett, Jr
Sherman Hoar
Messrs. Stevens
Myers and Leverett
Brandeis
Austin i. A. Cambridge
Eee QO. Shattuck
Bekics P. Sanger
George Y. Leverett
Ato Oe
Bishop
E. L. Pierce
John Nobile
Dob Lathrop
Henry Parkman
NB Bryant
Alfred Hemenway
B. Warnen
Thieca
Jane Darwin LU
Samuel H. Emery
M. Baker
Wiliam W. Blackman
Charles Aling
David G. Haskins, Jr
W.H.H. Tuttle
M. Pp. White
Francis B. Tiffany
James Jr. Farley
J.J. Meyers
Edward ‘Bicknell
Ones Hoar
Ariel H. Crocker
I Stevens
Dew
Gray
Benjamin Kimball
Grinnell
Frederek Jiciniore Abbotts
Ewes
Norcross
S. Rand
D. HH
Theodore K. Tyndale
Edward W. McClure
Ey Frey Morse
Thomas Bili
Charies
Wilfiam
Warnerscorge
Crocker
Charles R. de
Charins F. Chantherlaynne
Sir. Brandeis
Charles M. Campbell
Denver
Col
Charles H. Kloman
Pittsburg
Lam
Secord
Lois V. Bright
H. J. Davenport
Neb
Orville
Edwin F. Voris
Akron
Summit County
Ohip
Odd Fellows Committees Drill at Winslow's Rink
The Odd Fellows Grand Lodge opened with prayer and reviewed reports. A drill exhibition by the drill corps of Excelsior Canton No. 7 at Winslow's skating rink drew attendees including veterans, with presentations to corps officers and officers from related cantons.
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W Fie Ben Foreign Grand Lodge
Exelsior
Saas
Excelsior Canton
Bunker Unil
Bunker Hill
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Charlestown
Blocking the Streets Inquirer Letter Boston 1886
A Boston letter to the editor questions why private organization processions should crowd streets and block travel. It notes the post office being surrounded and the loop district overwhelmed by crowds during a parade, urging officials of the Odd Fellows to answer why streets should not be restricted to less frequented routes.
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Inquirer
Boston
Ommon Wealth
Massachusetts
Supfol x
Holden
Suffolk
George F. Doimerty
Slewole
New York
State of New York
A. Hoff
Salt Lake City
Utah
C: CO
Ss Post
Consolus
Amos
Darling
Amanda Darling
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
John H. Paine
Poless
William Wy.ndyes
Mel EN
Noyes
Sioke
Sondon
Renee Sang
Hosen Post
Est
Sudeo
the Republic
Hartford
Conn
Brookline Chronicle
Bacon
West
The Tennessee Brothers visit Columbia in grand procession
The Nashville Taylor brothers Bob Alf excite crowds in Franklin and Columbia with eloquent oratory. A large reception accompanies their arrival, with cannons, bands, and white roses. Bob dazzles audiences with humor and charm while Alf debates tariff policy and the Blair bill.
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Hocession
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Tennessee
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Republican Party
Funeral of Roxbury leader John M. Lincoln
The funeral for John M. Lincoln, a prominent Roxbury citizen, was held yesterday at his home 36 Alleghany Street with only immediate relatives present. Rev. Dr. A A Miner conducted services at Columbus Avenue Universalist Church before a large gathering of friends and business associates. Floral tributes were abundant and the remains were taken to Forest Hills for interment.
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John M. Lincoln
Roxbury
Alleghany Street
A. A. Miner
Columbus Avenue Universalist Church
Lincoln
Forest Hills
Boston Theatre and venues advertise varied shows
The Boston Theatre announces Around the World in 80 Days tonight at 7. Harbor Lights at the Boston Museum and Tangled Lives at Westie Hall Promenade Concerts list evening showtimes. The Hollis Street Theatre presents The Deacon's Daughter at 3 and 7:45, while the Howard Athenaeum offers The White Slave at 8.
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Boston
Boston Museum
Harbor Lights
Ee Globe
Westie Hall
Park
Hollis ST
Howard Athenaum
Leonard & Co Carpets and Rugs and Graines Shoes Ad
Classified ad layout lists Leonard and Co Carpets Rugs Horatio Harris Co Granes Boots A Richards Co New York. Day 3p. 11 50 stocks H B Day O Francis Henshaw Co stock listings and advertisements for retailers in New York and surrounding area.
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Marriages in Boston and nearby areas Sept. 22
Several union notices from Boston and surrounding towns. Anthony weds Sutherland in Boston. French weds Remick in Boston. Lovejoy weds Babson in Jamaica Plain with New York groom John Lovejoy and Abbie Babson. Madison weds Purcell in city. Goss weds Smith in Malden. Smith weds Gray in Salem.
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Dr. Wihrow
William J. Anthony
Maggie OA. Sutherland
Boston
French—Remicix
C. OR. Davis
Joseph P. French
Susan W. Remick
Lovejoy—Babson
Jamaica Plain
St. John’s Church
Henry F. Aven
Sherman
John F. Lovejoy
New York City
Abbie Iewes
Willigin Babson
Madison—Purcell
L. B. Bates
Charles E. Madison
Anna Purcel
Goss—Smith
Malden
J. W. Welhman
W. H. Balch
Charles M. Gess
Auburn
Carrie Ek.smith
Theophilus Smith
Smith—Gray
Salem
Mass
L. B. Vorhees
Sterry Frederick Smith
Sarah Elizabeth Gray
Obituary notices from the city and environs, September
Obituaries list multiple deaths with ages and localities including Nathaniel R. Johnson aged 120 in this city, Mary Lambord Pratt widow aged 83 6 months, John C. Proctor of Roxbury, John Saunders aged 31, Grace Stevens Abbot widow in Concord New Hampshire, Ambrose H. Bussick of Grafton Vermont aged 45, Makesim Campbell Chelsea aged 6d, widow Limonth Lane Annisquam aged Captain OL years, Fannie A Rand Chelsea aged 45 1 month, John W Crackbon city, E W Dennison Boston aged 66 10 months with funeral info, and Charlotte ver G Lane aged 36.
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