Merrimack Valley Universalists Meet in Lowell Program Notes
The Merrimack Valley conference of Universalists met at First Universalist Church Lowell with Rev. A. E. White presiding and Rev. R. A. Greene introduced. Rev. Donald Frayer preached on Joan vii 17. Afternoon and evening programs featured sermons and praise services by church leaders including Rev. Varnum Linesla and Rev. W. Morrison.
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Lowell
Mass
Merrimack Valley
Cecitu
Henry Felton
W. HH. Morrison
Kefield
Theft at Dr Almy House in Norwich Connecticut
Thieves entered Dr L B Almy's Washington street residence by a ladder to reach a second floor sleeping room and stole about 1000 dollars in jewelry while the doctor attended a patient on the first floor. The servant was arrested along with two men believed to have worked from outside.
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Norwich
Conn
L. B. Almy
Washington Street
Chi Psi annual convention open at Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York April 8 The Chi Psi fraternity held its annual convention at the Fifth Avenue Hotel with about 50 delegates. Amherst Williams Hamilton Rutgers Ann Arbor Stevens Rochester and other colleges were represented. Session continues tomorrow and ends with a banquet. Kings County Supreme Court ruled physicians need not register in every county. registration in one county suffices.
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New York
Chi Psi Fraternity
Fifth Avenue
Amherst
Williams
Hamilton
Rutgers
Ann Arbor
Stevens
Rochester
Kings County Supreme Court
Train Wreck Near Milan Injures Many Passengers
A broken rail on the Toledo Ann Arbor and Northern railroad caused two coaches to leave the track six miles north of Milan Michigan. Coaches rolled over and were dragged on their sides. Train master J B Connors and road master H Z Smith were badly hurt. Three ladies a child and five men were also badly hurt. Mrs Clute of Ibundee Michigan is not expected to recover.
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Milan
Mich
Toledo
Ann Arbor
Mysterious Disappearances Plague Western Virginia Town
In Lysxcibene Virginia on April, several prominent residents have vanished. The latest is Capt. Jack Carter of Salem, last seen March 10 after collecting 140 for disabled veterans and a mail agent salary. He reportedly went over the mountains seeking iron ore his friends say he found, with suspicion he was murdered for the money.
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Lysxcibene
Jack Carter
Salem
Patient slays attendants in asylum attack then dies
In Nashville Tennessee on April 8 L. K. Eluridge a patient at the insane asylum seized a floor map and fatally struck Everett B. Buchanan an attendant, then crushed Thomas C. Layton another patient. An adjoining-ward attendant stopped him. both victims died within hours.
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Nashville
Tepa
L. K. Eluridge
Everett B. Buchanan
Thomas C. Layton
Buchanan
Layton
Confectioners Convene in Philadelphia on Adulteration
A private convention of confectioners from across the country gathered in Philadelphia to discuss the adulteration of confectionery. Delegates indicated likely decisive action to prevent all adulteration in the fare.
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Philadelphia
Mormon campaign pivots to statehood plan in Utah
The Tribune cites a leading Mormon bishop claiming the priesthood favors selling for statehood to avoid enforcement troubles from polygamy laws. Laity now see this as the campaign’s strategy to ease ongoing friction with the law thrust.
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Salt Lake City
U. T
the Tribune
Utah
Disaster at Raven Run Steady as Rescue Efforts Continue
Shenandoah Pa April 8 There is no change in the situation at the scene of Monday s mine disaster at Raven Run. Hundreds of people gather as workers persist with re timbering the gangways. Two gangs were relieved by two more as efforts to recover the bodies proceed without pause.
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Shenandoah
Raven Run
New Corporations and New Buildings Invested Nationwide
The Daily Age reports March investments totaling 303.6 million across new corporations, industrial undertakings, and buildings, up from 263.7 million the previous month. Fire losses nationwide for March, excluding under 3000 dollars, reached 8.051 million.
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New York
United States
Daily Age
Worcester case on support petition in Bolton poisoning link
In Worcester probate court Clara Livingston Bigelow sought legal support from husband David R Bigelow of Northboro but the judge refused the petition. The couple had been connected to the Bolton poisoning case. Separately W Tourtelliotte of Worcester drowned yesterday at Eustis Florida.
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Worcester
Mass
Clara Livingston Bigelow
David R. Bigelow
Northboro
Bolton
Eustis
Fla
Sullivan and Ryan Set June Bout in Butte City
New York April 8 reports John L. Sullivan and Paddy Ryan agreeing to a small gloves contest at Butte City Montana on June 16 unless ordered otherwise by Richard K. Fox. The match would determine the championship with a belt worth 1508 dollars, a subscribed purse of 2500 dollars, and two thirds of excursion monies to the winner.
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New York
John L. Sullivan
Paddy Ryan
Butte City
Mont
Richard K. Fox
Behrens and Perkins to play 600-point billiard match in Springfield
Henry F. Behrens of Meriden Connecticut and W. Perkins of Boston, formerly of Chicago, arranged an 8 inch balk line billiard match on a 4 1/2 by 9 Caliender table for 600 points with no stake. The game is to be played in Gilmore's ball in Springfield on April 22.
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Springfield
Mass
Henry F. Behrens
Meriden
Steamboat Belle Dhaiper Reaches Almany in Ice
The steamboat Belle Dhaiper, the first from New York, arrived this morning at Almany New York. She faced considerable ice and the large boats cannot pass through the channel as the waterway is only 11 feet wide.
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Almany
N. Y
Belle Dhaiper
New York
Tragic shooting ends in murder suicide at Mulligan home
Chicago report states Edward Lambert age 23 visited his mother in law Mrs. Ann Mulligan to see his estranged wife. He shot Mrs. Mulligan, gravely wounded his wife, and then killed himself. Police say motive linked to estrangement. The incident occurred today at Mulligan residence in Chicago.
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Chicago
Edward Lambert
Ann A. Mulligan
Mulligan
Snd
Carroll fatally shoots rival in Wilkesbarre dispute
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on April date, former labor agitator Wm H Carroll and originator of owners unions fatally shot Henry Taylor a business rival after Carroll was ejected by his landlord to make room for Taylor.
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Wilkesbarre
H. Carroll
Owiners
Henry Taylor
Carroll
Taylor
President and Michigan Victory Endorses Administration
The president and his cabinet view Michigan’s April election as an endorsement of their administration. Judge Cooley’s strong candidacy and Democratic appointments as the campaign issue boosted administration support, while critics claim Michigan’s result reflects popular approval or disapproval of foreign missions and appointments. Foreign missions to Belgium Austria and Switzerland are planned for summer with Mr Fish remaining in Brussels until July. Captain A P Lead of Hampden Maine appointed treasury special agent to oversee Alaska seal fishery with a $7 daily salary.
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Michigan
Judge Cooley
Cleveland
Belgium
Austria
Switzerland
Fish
Brussels
Prince
Maine
Alaska
A. P. Lead
Hampden
The
Treasury
Capt
Loud
J. P. Bass
Bangor
Committee Decision on Senate Employe Reductions and Budgets
The Republican Senatorial Caucus plans to advise the sergeant at arms on reducing office staff and expenses. About 20 permanent positions may be dispensed with, with annual savings of 25,000 to 30,000. A seven member committee will review salaries and standing committees for December recommendations. A separate matter covers postmaster and banking extensions and a navy paymaster probe. The Grand Army memorializes mayors and invites President Cleveland to Memorial Day events.
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Washington
Senate
Ume
Inland Army
Grand Army of the Republic
Cleveland
Grand Army
Dorsey Dugett
Arlington
Department of New York
Manito ba War Movements and Indian Forces Gather
A Winnipeg dispatch reports Indians near Humboldt threatening government supplies at Touchwood hills while Riel reinforces the Saskatchewan south branch to block crossing. Ninety rifles and Winnipeg field battery march toward Touchwood from Fort Qu’Appelle as troops brace for possible engagement within about 12 days. Citizens flee to Ft. McLeod for safety. Col Strange orders defensive measures as Blackfeet sightings heighten alarm.
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St. Paul
Minn
Winnipeg
Touchwood Hills
Humboldt
Riel
South Branch
Saskatchewan
Man
Ninetieth Rifles
Winnipeg Field
Ft. Qu’Appelle
Touchwood
Qu’ Appelle
Stewart
Ft. McLeod
Col. Strange
Cotton
Gleichen
Fire damages multiple venues in New England area
In Boston and Vicinity an alarm from box 513 at 9 20 P M Wednesday night reports a hanging lamp in Fritz Schmid s beer and lunch room at Boylston street and Boylston avenue Jamaica Plain setting the ceiling on fire and causing 25 in damage. Brief reports by telegraph describe fires in Gloucester Isair New York Duncan Woods residence loss 40000 insured 20000 Wheeling Martin s Ferry loss 45000 Booru Bay Kelier house insured family escaped.
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Boston
Fritz Schmid
Boylston Street
Boylston Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Telegraph
Gloucester
Charles Parkhurst
Duncan Street Wharf
Isair
L. I
Harvard President Eliot Presses Student Freedom and Reform
President Eliot spoke at the Rhode Island Harvard Club in Providence praising institutional conservatism and slow change while endorsing the elective system, voluntary chapel attendance, and expanded student self governance. He cited Memorial Hall and the Co operative Society, noted shifts in religious matters, exams, and preparatory schools, and praised social and political economy work. speeches by local clergy and professors followed.
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Providence
R. J
Rhode Island
Harvard Club
Narragansett Hotel
John H. Storer
Boston
C. B. Farnsworth
Eliot
Harvard
Francis Wayland
Brown University
Memorial Hall
Co-operative Society
Wayland
Studens
Ile
Augustus Woodbury
Alfred Manchester
E. W. Herris
C. A. Brackett
Vernon QO. Taylor
Annual Session Opens of Grand Council Hell in Boston
The Seurth Annuel Session of the Grand Council Hell in Boston opened in Chandler Hall with officers and representatives present. Grand Chief Councillor Robert S. Sissen of Lynn chaired. Reports show growth in councils and membership from 22 to 27 and 1,225 to 1,002 respectively, with funds allocated to deaths and disabilities and substantial relief payouts. After noon recess, officer elections were held.
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Edwin H. Studley
Massachusetts
Russell
Sulut files suit in Pittsburgh over torpedo patent
News in brief covers Sulut entering a US district court in Pittsburgh against W B Roberts for 100000 alleged lost due to torpedo patent infringement. Also notes the death of German anatomist Karl Theodore Ernst von Siebold born 1804 in Würzburg with career at Erlangen Breslau and Munich.
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Sulut
United States District Court
Pittsburg
James 8
Schoonover
W. B. Roberts
Karl Theodore Ernst von Siebold
Wurzburg
Erlangen
Breslau
Munich
Henry Judah
Q. C
Montreal
Can
Judah
B. Burland
Niagara River
Lake Ontario
William Jones
Bill Jones
Guiteau
Catherine M. Bb. Jones
Sallie Ward Lawrence Hunt Armstrong
South
Perlors
Galt House
Uisville
G. F. Douis
Death by Own Action In Essex Workhouse Incident
Joby Flynn of the Bridgewater workhouse died by his own action on Wednesday afternoon at 3 in Welock, after jumping over the railing from the second balcony to the first floor. Essex county commissioners met in Lawrence and pardoned Richard Shannahan James McGuire Dennis carden John Smearkey, all serving sentences for drunkenness. Gloucester aldermen voted five to three against liquor licenses. The war against dealers will be continued. Seizures reported Wednesday from W T Sullivan Elm house James and Roderick McDonald William A Murphy at Smiths hotel and Charles Carter Main street. Portland executive committee for the Grand Army National encampment have assigned quarters for over 11 000 comrades planning to attend. Applications have come from Pennsylvania Massachusetts New Hampshire Ohio Michigan Minnesota New Jersey Vermont California New York Nebraska Maine and Washington. Grand jury in Concord New Hampshire returned indictments the smallest number in years: John S Heath Salisbury threaten to shoot Albert Danville Pembroke aggravated assault Oliver Rivers Hooksett larceny William O Donnell Fall River Massachusetts aggravated assault on a police officer Edward Drew St Johnsbury Vermont larceny John G Clark Concord burglary Kate Clark Concord accessory to burglary
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Joby Flynn
Bridgewater
Welock
Essex County Commissioners
Lawrence
Maso
Richard Shannahan
James McGuire
Dennis Carden
John Smearkey
House of Correction
Gloucester
W. T. Sullivan
Elm House
James
Roderick McDonald
William A. Murphy
Smith’s Hotel
Charles Carter
Main Street
Portland
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Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
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New York
Nebraska
Maine
Washington
Supreme Court
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N. H
John 5. Heath
Salisbury
Albert Danville
Pembroke
Oliver Rivers
William O'Donnell
Fall River
Mass
Edward Drew
St. Johnsbury
John G. Clark
Kate Clark
Political shift in Pennsylvania public instruction
Gov. Pattison appoints Prof. Higbee a republican to head public instruction and Higbee then fills posts with democrats to balance the board. The piece praises secretary Whitney’s foreign policy, arguing a navy is needed. It notes Philadelphia Press on Portland police commission and lists judges and commissioners including Judge Goddard Dr. Thayer and Alderman Winslow.
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Thayer
Neutral
Alderman Winslow
Red Hot Dem
Wales in Ireland royal visit draws vast crowds
Royal party lands at Kingstown and Dublin with thousands cheering as Earl Spencer greets the prince and princess. A Dublin Chamber of Commerce address praises housing efforts and the royal visit. The procession to College Green and Ball’s Bridge draws a thousand students and a sea of decorations. A brief carriage scare, police control, and a clash with nationalists precede a private dinner at Dublin Castle.
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Kingstown
Earl Spencer
Dublin
Dublin Chamber of Commerce
Westland Row
Lincoln Place
Nassau Street
Grafton Street
College Green
Princess of Wales
Hess
Luccheon
Dublin Castle
Thefternoon
Prince
Royal Dublin Society
Ball’s Ridge
Hussars
I.e Lancers
Bail’s Bridge
Grand -Land
Queen Victoria
God Save
Ireland
Parnell
Daily Express
Indications England and Russia May Go to War
Berlin reports a shift from peace optimism to war readiness as Russia assigns Gen Gourko and Gen Kouropotkin to Afghan campaigns if hostilities break out, with Gen Dondoukoff-Korsakoff leading the third army corps and staff surveying Massing troops at Merv. London notes distress among German holders of Russian stocks amid heavy selling.
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Berlin
England
Russia
St. Petersburg
Gourko
Kouropotkine
Caucausus
Dondoukoff-Korsakoff
Merv
Third
London
Frankfort
Fourth lecture closes Old North End course on Copp's Hill
Reverend Edward G. Porter delivered the fourth and final talk in the Old North End lectures at the industrial school building on Wednesday evening. He read letters from North End residents, sketched Boston's changes, and described Copp's Hill during the Revolution with stereopticon views and portraits of figures such as Increase and Cotton Mather, Judge Sewall, Joseph Warren, and Benjamin Franklin. The program included Battle of Bunker Hill notes and brief biographies, with Miss Belle Cashman Eaton reading a related tale. A closing overview highlighted historic sites in the city.
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Edward G. Porter
Old North End
Copp’s Hill
North End
Baoston
Copp
Increase Mather
Cotton Mather
Judge Sewall
Joseph Warren
Benjamin Franklin
Bunker Hill
Belle Cashman Eaton
Charlotte Cashman
Battle of
Vicious Roxbury gang terrorizes Tremont streets area
A Roxbury gang active on Tremont Vernon and Parker streets has long carried out vandalism, disturbing meetings, breaking windows, and assaulting pedestrians including police officers. Police know several names of members and continue inquiries.
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Tremont
Vernon
Parker
Roxbury
Disturbance at Vernon Hall Marches Crew Arrests Made
Wednesday evening John Kelly and followers disrupted Rev. Frederick W. Henck’s religious meeting at Vernon hall Tremont and Calvert per slurs and gesturing. Kelly arrested as leader. two Warker street gang members charged with assault after attacking grocer Thomas Mulvenan and breaking storefront windows earlier.
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John Kelly
Vernon Hall
Tremont
Calvert Street
Frederick W. Henck
Ward
Cassidy
Kelly
Austin
William Murphy
John Doolan
Warker Street
Thomas Mulvenan
Grant's Quiet Night Amid Hopeful Bulletin In April
New York reports Gen. Grant passed a quiet night with no hemorrhage recurrence. Doctors said treatment continued and condition improved. Rosser gifted flowers, Clemens visited but did not see him, Badeau reported Grant resting comfortably and family retired for the night believing a calm morning would follow.
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New York
Grant
Barker
Sands
Shrady
Douglas
Rosser
Col
Fred Grant
Dr. Douglas
S. L. Clemens
Col. Grant
Clemens
Badeau
Shred
Fidelio at the Damrosch German Opera Company
Last night the Damrosch German Opera company delivered Fidelio with Frl Brandt as Leonora and Udvardy as Florestan. The performance drew praise for vocal skill and orchestration, Brandt shining in quartets and solos, and the cast including Slach Miller Keimlitz Staudigl and Wolf delivering strong acting and ensemble. The season’s triumphs continued with plans for Lohengrin and a Thomas Concert at Music Hall featuring a broad programa and youth concerts.
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Damrosch German Opera Company
Beethoven
Fidelio
Frl. Brandt
Leonora
Herr Udvardy
Florestan
Herr Miller
Rocco
Fil. Slach
Marcellini
Herr Kem Irtz
Jaquino
Herr Staudigl
Pizarro
Herr Wolf
Don Fernando
Wagner
Imade
Fri
Brandt
K. Slach
Herr Kemlitz
Daimro
Sluch
Fri. Brands
Herr Keimlitz
New York
America
Thomas
Theodore Thomas
Music Hall
Canine Bench Show Draws Huge Crowds and Debate
The New England Kennel Club inaugural bench show draws about five thousand visitors with mixed reactions to judges and breed winners. Romeo wins best in show as Leo and Hermit also place, while spectators focus on the appeal of toy terriers and the bold patting by admiring ladies.
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Music Hall
New England Kennel Club
St. Bernards
Romeo
Hermit
Leo
Court of Alabama Claims announces numerous judgments
In Washington on April 8 the court of commissioners of Alabama claims listed judgments with 3 percent interest from dates. Names include E. C. Knight, A. Geckerman, Perry Krownell, T. N. Fiber, A. Hicks, W. Howland, A. P. Jenney, S. Jones, J. Macy, Andrew M. Tripp, T. Wilcox, J. Wing, B. Atkin Jr., O. R. Banker, N. Carey, A. Dunham, H. W. Emerson, James M. Lawber, J. P. Macomber, M. Margaret Mathews, L. Owen, J A. Peck, Nathaniel Adams, C. Prescott, W. H. Seabury, Andrew M. Myrick, among others, with varied dates from 1844 to 1886 and amounts from tens to thousands of dollars.
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Washington
Court of Commissioners of Alabama
E. C. Knight
A. Geckerman
Perry Krownell
T. N. Fiber
A. Hicks
W. Howland
A. P. Jenney
S. Jones
Nut. Soit
J. Wing
Nodall
B. Atkin, Jr
O. R. Banker
N.O. Carey
A. Dunham
H. W. Emerson
James
M. Lawber
J. P. Macomber
M. Margaret Mathews
L. ©. Owen
J A. Peck
Nathaniel Adams
Veck & Adams
C. Prescott
W. H. Seabury
Andrew M. Myrick
Channing Home Officers Elected At Annual Meeting
At the Channing Home on McLean street the annual meeting held in the clerk’s office saw Samuel A. Green M D named president with a slate of directors including Charles P. Curtis Sarah G Cary Theodore Metcalf Sarah E Reed and Samuel A Green Also elected were Theodore Metcalf as treasurer Miss Sarah G Cary as assistant treasurer Charles P Curtis as clerk and Dr A L Mason James Ayer and Vincent Y Gowditch as physicians Eliza McDonnell is matron Also advertised Angostura Bitters as the genuine imported product from South America urging buyers to request the genuine article from Dr J G Bort & Sons
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Corporation of the Channing Home
McLean Street
Exchange Place
8. A. Green
Samuel A. Green
M. D
Charles P. Curtis
Sarah G. Cary
Theodore Metcalf
Sarah E. Reed
A. L. Mason
James &. Ayer
Vincent Y. Gowditch
Eliza McDonnell
Boston Defeats Unions in Rough Boston League Game
In a South End grounds match between the Boston League team and Boston Unions, the Bostons won despite poor attendance after earlier rain. McCarthy signed with the Bostons and Hines, Sutton, Whitney, and Morrill delivered key hits while OConnor pitched for the Unions, with Davis on the mound for the Bostons.
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Boston Unions
McCarthy
Bostons
Hines
Sutton
Whitney
Halpin
O'Connor
Wise
Morrill
Gunning
Davis
McKeever
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Ganning
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T.E. P.O. A. E. Hines
M.caestsacs
Usutton
C. Manning
Ec McCarty
Rf. Davis
Irwin
Hartnett
Butler
Slattery
Regan
Boston boxing carnival showcases international crowd and wild rounds
About 200 boxing enthusiasts gathered near city hall to watch bouts featuring John F. Scholes visiting Boston with canine friends. Highlights included Daily versus Unknown, Healy versus Matthews, and a chaotic six round opener with rapid early exchanges and public scrambles, ending with Matthews awarded the fight amid high drama and praise for "scientific points."
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City Hall
Lawrence
Lowell
Manchester
Salem
John F. Scholes
Canada
Boston
Scholes
Jimmy Wurst
Mat Cunningham
Martin Daily
N.H
Bradley
L Wience
Joe Leonard
Larry Sullivan
Denny Healy
Ned Matthews
Portland
Healy
J. C. McGee
Matthews
Foreign steamship fireman contracted smallpox in harbor
A fireman from a foreign steamship arrived Wednesday morning and was taken to the city hospital where doctors suspected illness. The board of health ordered his transfer to the health office in Pemberton square. Dr. Durgin confirmed smallpox and he was moved to the smallpox hospital. The vessel, ambulance, and route to the hospital and health office were fumigated.
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Board of Health
Pemberton Square
Durgin
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Harvard board meeting approves faculty appointments
A stated meeting of the Harvard College board of overseers was held Wednesday forenoon at the treasurer's office. The board voted to concur with the president and fellows in the appointment of Frank Gaylord Cook as proctor and Joseph Royce as assistant professor of philosophy.
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Harvard College
Waterstreet
E. Rockwood Hoar
Frank Gaylord Cook
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Joseph Royce
Boston Young Men's Christian Union Holds 34th Annual Meeting
The Boston Young Men's Christian Union held its thirty-fourth annual meeting at 18 Boylston Street. President William H. Baldwin chaired. Treasurer William Richardson reported a balance of 42,740.9 with substantial receipts and disbursements. Reports covered library growth to 7,407 volumes, room improvements, membership of 4,568, and extensive benevolent actions including employment aid, invalids’ carriage drives, country week vacations for 2,259 participants, and a large Christmas festival. Public worship, physical culture, and ethics programs were highlighted, with several members noted as having died since 1884 and a new board elected including Baldwin, Sprague, Clarke, Richardson, and others.
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
No. 18
Boylston Street
Wm. H. Baldwin
W. B. Clark
William H. Baldwin
George Peirce
Fred Whitcomb
Employment Bureau For
Wellesley Home
Jabez L. Robinson
Wm. B. Clarke
Dudley A. Sargent
Harvard College Gymnasium
F. C. Lister
Sargent
Mr. Baldwin
Thfee
Josiah M. Jones
Caleb S. Pratt
H. D. Parker
George S. Frost
John Rogers
George Baty Blake
Pred S. Hovey
Henry F. Miller
John H. Dix
Joel Richards
Geo. F. Woodman
Francis Jaques
John J. French
James H. Weeks
Wm. M. Bremer
John
Boston Pier Proprietors Hold Annual Meeting at Tremont Street
The annual meeting of the proprietors of the Boston Pier or Long wharf convened Wednesday afternoon at No 9 Tremont street with President Charles A Welch in the chair. Members voted to petition the legislature for a charter amendment at the next session and elected officers for the year: President Charles A Welch. directors Samuel H Russell Charles A Cotting Georg H Homans John Palfrey and W Powell Mason. treasurer Samuel H Russell. clerk A C Fearing Jr.
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Long Wharf
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Tremont Street
Charles A. Welch
Samuel H. Russell
Charles A. Cotting
Georg H. Homans
John ©. Palfrey
W. Powell Mason
A. c. Fearing, Jr
Mormon Leaders Plead Guilty to Unlawful Cohabitation
In April 8 proceedings Bishop Stewart and Elder C J Robinson, indicted on polygamy charges, pleaded guilty to unlawful cohabitation and received 90 days in the penitentiary. The notice closes with an ad for G O Old Bourbon and Pure Eye Whiskies in bottles from druggists and grocers.
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Democratic City Central Committee Meeting in Boston 1885
Delegates gathered at the Merona for the Democratic City Central Committee session to elect credentials and settle ward contests. Cunniff’s tickets, venue rights, and a parade of wards 2 through 25 sparked disputes, with credentials debated, seats allocated, and multiple wards sent back for caucus settlement amid heated confrontations.
Police officer seeks reimbursement after Robertson case
Officer Joseph H. Clough petitions for $103 plus court costs and defence expenses tied to a suit by William H. Robertson, who was arrested for robbing Isa Masterman’s premises. Robertson’s judgment totaled $500 with $55 costs, later settled for $103. Fire officials held no inquiry into the March 21 Standard Sugar refinery fire. testimony suggested incendiary origin despite full precautions. Elliott C O Clarke, Rev James Freeman Clarke's son, is among candidates for city engineer amid sewerage duties.
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William H. Robertson
Clough
Isa Masterman
Robertson
Longley
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South
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Abbott
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Morrison
Glyne
Elliott CO. Clarke
James Freeman Clarke
Goldsmith Telephone Company Shows Short-Distance Talk
New York based Goldsmith Telephone company operates from No 7 Exchange Place with a unit capable of two to three miles. Improvements may extend range to many miles. It uses no electricity and does not conflict with Bell patents. A Boston syndicate is understood to seek the rights to use this telephone.
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Exhibition designs for ornate porcelain reading lamps
Over one hundred fifty designs in Pottery and Aloi sonne bodies, crafted for us in Japanese Chinese French German and English Potteries. Mounted in bronze and brass by lamp makers used on Cunard and White Star steamers, in Europe and America libraries and drawing rooms. Seamless brass oil receivers and English Duplex Burner claim zero explosions or injuries. Lamps priced from 5 to 75 dollars, ideal for weddings and gifts.
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Dr. J. G. B Ort & Sons
Sporting Matters
Laure
Tave Knights
Harvard Overseers
A. P. Peabody
D. D
William C. Endicott
Christian Union
William Richardson
C. G.hartshorn
Union Hall
William L. Richardson
Henry H. Sprague
William B. Clarke
Calvin G. Hartshorn
Leonard Stone
George Pierce
Walter H. Dugan
Edward A. Charch
NEW Democratic City Committee
Democratic City Central Committee of
Merona
Meionaon
Kane
M. M. Cunniff
Vestry Hall
Patrick Maguire
Lee
Cunniff
Donovan
Brady
John R. Murphy
Mr.Cunniff
Maguire
Hugh E. Brady
Joseph F. Brady
Chartrestown
Callahan
Barry
Meehan
Mulrey
Cullen
John H. Lee
Jobn
P. J. Doherty
Hugh A. Madden
J.C. Crafts
M. T. Clark
Messrs. Madden
Crafts
Committee On Credentials
Sullivan
Bolters
Foss- Lynch
Ward 1
John H. Walsh
J. A. Hussey
Quigley
Ward 5
T. F. Murphy
Ward 4
Ward 2
A. B. Porter
Murphy
Committee On
John Reed
P. G. Doherty
Precinct 1
Capt. Reed
Doherty
Patrick J. Heasly
Henry Splaine
Everal
Col. Splaine
W.B. Turner
Ward 7
John A. McLaughlin
Mr. Turner
McGahey
Slaine
Senator McGahey
William Taylor, Jr
Owen A. Galvin
Jenkins
Phelan
Berran
Ward 9
Ward 10
Hart
A.K. Tilden
Patrick J. Hurley
Ward 11
Hugh Montague
Ward 12
George R. Swasey
James J. Hayes
Peter Leonard
Hayes
Blaine
Logan
F. McDonald
Ward 13
Richard Lynch
A. F. Cronin
E. J. Fitzgerald
Geo. F.H. Murray
William P. Carroll
Lynch
James A. Murphy
Frederick L. Donnelly
Edward F. Haynes
Henry F. Naphen
Naphen
Robert Cox
Charles H. Orr
Francis McCarty
Dennis J. Horgan
James F. Marley
William McLaughlin
Madden
Rosnosky
James H. Dixon
O'Flynn
Ward 18
West
James Minton
Richard Sullivan
Thomas F. Hunt
Ward 22
Tosa
Hunt
Clark
Hust
James M. Mulvey
apiTuTh
Boston Marine
Baring Brothers & CO
Cglover
Joh P. Lovell
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