At the Capital and Talks Over Bush Whiskey Case
Washington dispatch reports Gov Butler meeting with Commissioner Ran and the attorney general in a bid to arrange a settlement for Bush & Co related to a Boston whiskey case. While some allege acquittal due to government witness inaccuracy, officials suggest a compromise may be sought, with special counsel to be appointed. A separate dispute centers on Bell Telephone patents and government use of field instruments with implications for signal service and coast defenses.
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Washington
Butler
Ranm
Department of Justice
Baum
Bush & Co
Boston
Treasury
Gov. Butler
Bayard & Pereaux
Bush
New York
Cape Ann Granite Company
Bell Telephone Company
Prof. Bell
Seacoast
Bell
Gray
Phelps and Edison
Adolph Eccard
Signal Corps
Signal Service
Bell Company
The Lesson of the Elections editorial note
Editorials and letters on democracy and political tone. Summary reflects reader perspectives and civic concerns with implied critique of Pennsylvania politics and national mood. Local summaries and meteorological notes accompany community headlines and obituaries.
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Telegraph and Mail
Pennsylvania
Johnny Bull
New England
OURTH
Elections, stamps, and political records in a crowded year
The report notes a shift from a three cent to a two cent stamp next autumn after a 13 year run. It covers Jersey City and Hudson county elections, Albany politics, and the Somerville Wharf veto debate. It recounts Carter Harrison’s political rise, Michigan GOP decline, and party machinery efforts across Michigan and Chicago.
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Washington
Jersey City
Hudson County
Trenton
Albany
N. Y
Supreme Court decision limits US priority on insolvent banks
The United States Supreme Court ruled that claims against insolvent national banks are not payable with priority from bank assets. The decision rejects the US right to garnish surplus funds from bond deposits and dismisses the case against the District of Columbia's poor fund payments. Alabama Claims commissioners announced new schedules and listed several judgments. The Star Route Trial continues with witness testimony and denials of conspiracy. Miscellaneous items note a bondsman’s bail collection, Indian land sales plans, whiskey export concerns, and tariff effects on shipbuilding materials.
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United States Supreme Court
Cook County National Bank of
Chicago
United States
National Bank Net
Justice Field
District of Columbia
Washington Market Company
District Treasury
Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims
Richard A. Levitt
New York
Pacific Insurance Company
Great Western Insurance Company of
James H. Platt
Atlantic Insurance Company
James T. Richards
Commercial Mutual Insurance Company
New York Insurance Company
Edward R. Anthony
Orient Mutual Insurance Company
Sun Mutual Insurance Company
George P. Sawyer, Jr
George A. O. Ernst
Wilbur Powers
Gideon C. Hoxie
John Farrington
Caleb Handy
Robert F. Harey
James L. Gillingham
John Roderick
Samuel Johnson Gilman
Maria E. Giltman
Elizabeth A. Hill
Jose da Souza
Thomas Wilcox
A. Edwin Clark
Jacinto Paulo
Jason Paul
Manuel Joseph
James Powell
Moses Leobe
Leon Levy
Elisha Stevens
Albert Ballard
John W. Dorsey
John R. Miner
Berdell
Edward Devlin
Henry A. Bowen
Snell
Corkhill
van Wyck
Interior Department
Kansas
Nebraska
House of Representatives
Senate
Teller
Internal Revenue
Canada
Treasury Department
Detroit Election Forecast Shows Democratic Win Likely
Officials report a statewide trend favoring the Democratic ticket with a 10,665 lead in Detroit and a probable small Democratic swing in rural counties that last year gave Republicans the majority. The full Democratic state ticket appears elected, countering claims gains are city confined.
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Detroit
Explosives Bill Passed in Parliament and Royal Assent Expected
Sir William Harcourt introduced a strict explosives bill in the House of Commons to curb organized plots against society. The measure, described as permanent, carries heavy penalties including lifelong servitude for causing explosions. It passed through committee and received swift royal assent expected by telegraph today, becoming law tomorrow.
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Home Secretary
Richard Asheton Cross
Wm. Harcourt
House of Commons
House of Lords
Visit of the Legislative Committee to the Cap Cod Ship Canal Site
The Boston Post reports that on April 9 the joint standing committee on harbors and public lands visited Sandwich to inspect the proposed Cape Cod ship canal. They toured the seven mile route from Back River harbor near Monument Neck to Barnstable Bay, along a valley between high hills with shallow elevations. Some proponents, led by William Seward Jr and others, sought recommittal to show finances backing the project, and the committee gathered firsthand evidence as part of hearings.
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Sandwich
Mass
Cape Cod
Back River
Monument Neck
Monument River
Herring River
Monument
Scussett River
Barnstable Bay
Buzzard’s
Barnstable Bays
William Seward, Jr
Brockton Aldermen Accept Police Resignation and Set Liquor License Rules
In Brockton on April 9 the board of aldermen accepted the resignation of Lorenzo M. Sampson from the police force. They ordered liquor establishments to close at 11 PM on Saturdays and 10 30 PM on other nights. License prices for the year were set at 700 for first class 250 for second class 250 for third class 350 for fourth class and 150 for fifth class. The probation officer is to be paid 3 per day plus travel expenses. The department may purchase two horses two carts and harness for up to 650. Adjourned for one week.
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Rheims
State Department
United States
Frishbie
Epernay
Marevil-sur-Ay
Bjordeaux
Avize
Ay-Champagne
Mumm & Co
Pommery & Greno
Ronkelman & Co
Werlé & Co
L. Roederer
Brockton
Mass
Board of Aldermen
Lorenzo M. Sampson
Board of Earth Purchase
Judge Bars Socialist Lake Front Assembly Building
In Chicago on April 9 Judge Moran granted a temporary injunction restraining socialists from erecting a lake front assembly building under a city grant. Property owners facing the lakefront sought the order arguing the city council had no authority over the tract. Builders had laid the foundation for the large structure.
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Chicago
Moran
Tramp hut collapse in West Haven death ruled accident
In New Haven on April 9 a man was found dead under railroad sleepers used as a hut for tramps at West Haven depot. The coroner's jury ruled death from a fall and crushing, though Station Agent Northedge suspects murder.
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New Haven
Conn
West Haven
Northedge
President's trip aims for camp life at Gardner's Island
The president and party reached Enterprise and Palatka on Saturday afternoon, stayed quietly in Sanford on Sunday, then continued to Kissimmee City en route to Gardner's Island. He expects a week of camp life and says the trip has benefited him.
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Jacksonville
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Enterprise and Palatka
Sanford
Kissimanee City
Gardner’s Island
Whiskey shipments via Pensacola to Bermuda plan
Negotiations with Canada for whiskey admission have failed. Railroads propose a new route by deploying vessels from Pensacola to Bermuda to transport whiskey to Bermuda and back at minimum cost.
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Louisville
Canada
Pensacola
Bermuda
Carver Beats Bogardus At Hamilton Park In New Haven
The Carver Bogardus match at Hamilton park in New Haven ended with Carver winning 96 to 82. Poor trap performance noted. Carver's marksmanship praised under difficult conditions.
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New Havveen
Conn
Carver
Bogardus
Hamilton Park
Brooklynp Steamer Brook lyn in worsening condition
Portland dispatch reports the steamer Brook lyn worsening with a growing hole and ongoing cargo removal. Rescue offloading looks unlikely as salvage prospects dim.
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Brooklyn
Two thieves and a trust fund theft shake New York
A high profile button firm Williston Knight & Co of Worth Street suspended and assigned for creditors after junior partner I Williston Knight allegedly embezzled over 100000 and fled to Europe with an actress. Senior partner H G Knight blamed the irregularities and a major Wall Street loss. Separate report details Washington and Henry Tobias, brothers around 30 and 25, accused of 50000 from their late father’s estate, and believed in Europe.
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Williston Knight & Co
Nos. Ti
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Tod. N. Wardell
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Europe
Knight
Williston & Knight Company
East Hampton
Mass
Wall Street
H. G. Knight
H. Williston Knight
Washington
Henry Tobias
Mexican Envoys Tour Boston Institutions and Landmarks
Gen Diaz and suite visit Boston with Mayor Palmer and city officials. They tour English and Latin schools, Institute of Technology, public library, post office, and Deér Island facilities, then tour Navy Yard and theatres. Evening includes grand reception at Hotel Brunswick with Commercial and Merchants clubs and Beacon Society.
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George B. Chase
George Ticknor
Tobey
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J. Putnam Bradlee
Charlestown Navy Yard
Deer Island
Col. Andern
New York
New England
Boston
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Commercial and Merchants’ Clubs
Beacon Society
North Eaton and
Yarnton
Hotel Brunswick
Governor Absent as Tewksbury Almshouse Hearing Proceeds
Monday’s session of the Tewksbury almshouse inquiry dragged without the governor. Charles B. Marsh testified books were on the way to the governor’s office. Witnesses described body handling, thefts, and improprieties while conditions at the institution were scrutinized. hearing to continue with the governor expected.
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Tewksbury Almshouse
Charles B. Marsh
William B. Gale
Major
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Fanny R. Dudley
Mina A. Davis
Thomas J. Marsh, Jr
William Driscoll
Fire destroys Brookline dwelling with family escape
In Boston area a house owned by Christopher Hoernile on Newton street Brookline burned at 3 A M Monday. Estimated value 5000 with partial insurance. Family barely escaped. robes and costumes worth 2000 belonging to Rufus Scott and Henry Cripps destroyed with no insurance. Fire said to originate from a kerosene amp explosion.
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Boston
Christopher Hoernile
Newton Street
Brookline
Rufus Scott
Henry Cripps
Newburyport Officials Fail to Elect Fire Chiefs
Newburyport mayor and aldermen could not elect a chief or assistant fire engineers after many votes. Voting repeatedly 8 to 3, the meeting ended without selection. The note lists liquor license rates, first class 125 dollars, second class 75 dollars, apothecaries 50, and inns limited to four principal hotels.
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Newburyport
Mass
Apothecaries
Imnholders
International mixed wrestling match set for Boston in May
Arrangements were completed here today for an international mixed wrestling match to be held at Mechanics' hall, Boston, in May. The prizes will be a championship trophy and £1000 in cash.
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New York
Mechanics’ Hall
Boston
Trenton Democrats Win Municipal Election With Larger Margin
In Trenton on April 9 Democrats carried the municipal election with Mayor Vroom re-elected by about 1,000 votes, up from 700 last year.
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Trenton
N. J
Vroom
Hurd Advocates Tariff Reform Across Nation
Special Boston Post correspondence from Washington recounts Frank Hurd of Ohio detailing his tariff reform campaign. He cites public ignorance on protection, recalls opposition from allies, and asserts Democrats must adopt the tariff issue to win, with Carlisle as a preferred nominee.
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Broadway
Frank Hurd
Ohio
Hurd
Boston
Morrison
Democratic Party
Randall
Carlisle
Boston Broker in Chicago Facing Harsh Treatment Claims
Capt John J Jones a former Boston broker arrested in Chicago amid a $1009 bond dispute with banker John Heile, claims brutal police confinement from Wednesday to Sunday, denied food and water, and rats in a dark cell. He says Heile owed him $400 after a $300 payment, and that Massachusetts governor involvement is unlikely. Jones was prominent in the Pond divorce case in Boston.
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John J. Jones
Boston
John Heile
Heile
Heileis
Jones
Massachusetts
Ilinois
Capt. Jones
Pond
Abuses and public health notes from era editorials
The Union cites prompt action against abuses and critiques past state handling of the Tewksbury issue. The Times warns northern doctors about northern patients returning home too soon from Florida travel. The Lewiston Gazette mocks infant industries at nine years old, urging independence.
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New Orleans Times
Seth Green
Florida
The
Lewiston Gazette
Dem
Notable Boston and national notices from a late 19th century paper
Brief items include Gen Diaz’s rumored 19 year age and Grant not visiting Boston during Mexican guests, Neves aged 66, Chauncey Rose funding Rose Polytechnic Institute with 500000 dollars, Hancock invited to Loyal Legion dinner in Boston, Michigan Senator Palmer offering 10000 dollars for a Detroit art gallery, I W Chick embarking on extended business trip through English and continental markets, Virginia’s Lee monument to be unveiled at Lexington June 5 with Jefferson Davis presiding, Gen Johnston chief marshal, Maj John W. Daniel orator. Also amusing mispronunciations of Madame Scalchi in New York, Col Henry Parker’s Florida visit and pneumonia scare, Hampden sword sale in London for 60 pounds 18 shillings, George E Eaton buys half interest in Trey Press, Boston-Cunard Scythia cabin passengers listed.
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Detroit
I. W. Chick
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Alaska
Virginia
Robert E. Lee
Lexington
Jefferson Davis
Joseph FE. Johnston
John W. Daniel
New York
Madame Scalchi
Boston
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Skalkye
Scalshee
Henry G. Parker
Saturday Evening Gazette
Florida
Beacon Street
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Prince Rupert
London
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Vermont
Trey Press
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de Chamberlain
Mary GB. Chamberlain
Mee Dougall
Alex McKenzie
Cordelia Riddle
Andrew Hall
Andrew Fyfe Hall
Francis Piper
Robert N. Toppan
J. W. Eves
Closing Exercises of the New England Methodist Meeting
The New England conference closes in Boston with Bishop Bowman presiding. Reports on the New England Historical Society and Episcopal land are presented. Committees and appointments for the year are issued across districts in Boston, North Boston, Springfield, and other locales, detailing presiding elders, pastors, and supplies. A $700 collection aids Franklin church, and sermons are set for next session.
Closing Session of the N E 8S Conference Appointments
Providence R I April report from the North Eastern Southern Conference closing session announces preacher appointments for missionary sermons. Education committee notes seminary enrollment up and debt reduced over five thousand dollars. Bishop Simpson lists Providence district assignments and supplied churches with names among others at Trinity St Pauls Asbury Cranston St Et al.
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N. E
Boston School of Theology
Legislature having light day in both houses
The Senate and House had seven orders of business. A bill to exempt medical associations from general incorporation laws was set for Wednesday. Other measures engrossed or referred include temperance society charter amendments and real estate tax sale redemptions. Reports on election laws and militia organization were inexpedient to legislate or recommitted. Alfred M. Whipple’s railroad injuries petition was accepted for withdrawal.
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Senate
Father Mathew Temperance Benefit Society
Lawrence
Committee On
Alfred M. Whipple
Troy and Greenfield
Massachusetts Legislature Debates Civil Service Reform and Local Bills
The House committees reported on Ellen Madigan's favor, a Florida school land grant, and a Winthrop bridge bill. A Palmer Water Co. incorporation faced a ruling challenge amid Civil Service Reform debates. An employee pay bill with competitive examination amendments failed 58 to 100, and related probate, bounty, and nuisance measures were discussed or moved.
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Ellen Madigan
Florida
Baker
Beverly
Republican Party
Worcester
Davenport
Fall River
Joyner
Great Barrington
Criminal court actions open April term with varied outcomes
The April term of the superior criminal court began with Judge Staples presiding. Phinney faced charges including threatening language and assault with murder attempts. costs were set, some sentences deferred, and others held on substantial bonds. Clark faced embezzlement with deferred sentence. Edwards received a one year house of correction for larceny. Costello and Mahony fined for liquor nuisance charges. Cawley fined for assault. Kendrick deferred on polygamy. Davis alias Lawson sentenced to 12 months in the house of correction. McKenna’s larceny sentence deferred. An inquest by Trial Justice Terry found Frank Sturgis’ death not caused by railroad negligence.
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Superior Criminal Court
Staples
Sylvanus C. Phinney
Edward R. Clark
Fred W. Edwards
House of Correction
William Costello
Quincy
John Mahony
Randolph
John Cawley
James Kendrick
Weymouth
Richard Davis
Richard Lawson
Abie McKenna
Terry
Frank Sturgis
New York and New England Railroad
Florences star in An Old Stager at Park and My Partner at Globe
The Park theatre hosted Mr and Mrs W J Florence in the new tour act comedy An Old Stager written for them by Jessop and Gill, with limp plot and blunt wit. Meanwhile Salvini and Clara Morris drew a large audience at the Museum in Ille Morte Civile, The Outlaw, as Morris received a mixed reception for Rosalie. The Howard Athenaeum offered M B Leavitt’s Gigantean minstrels and a varied bill, while the Boylston Museum and Windsor Theatre presented popular acts and new specialties.
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the Park Theatre
W. J. Florence
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Gill
Angel Mac
John Montressor
Reginald
Angela Delorme
Angela
Sam Barker
Messrs
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Clara Morris
Howard Athenaeum
M. B. Leavitt
Howard
Ed French
Fred Mather
F. Samuels
Virginia
Billy Buckley
Weston
Hanson
Frank Moran
Little Tod
de Bar Brothers
Boylston
Boylston Museum
Minnie Belmont
Cohens
Jerry
Wife
Wooing
LeClair
Russell
Olympia
the Independent Colored Cadets
Millie Lefevre
Flying Rings
Myra Goodwin
Joe
Annie Burgess
Two Murphys
Big Four
Smith
Waldron
Cronin
Martin
Q’reilly
Globe
Louis Aldrich
Chas. T. Parsloe
Globe Theatre
Bartley Campbell
Messrs. Aldrich
Parsche
Mr. Dillon
Ned Singleton
Dora Goldthwaite
Navy yard practice ends with horse scare and carriage damage
During Monday drills at the navy yard a horse frightened by the carriage caused a crash that badly damaged the vehicle. The driver was not seriously hurt. Several officers and surgeons were reassigned or ordered to duty on ships including the Nip sic and Lackawanna, with others shifted to the New York navy yard.
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Edward M. Scribner
U.S. N
Robert Eh. Higgins
U.S.N
U.S
Nipsic
New York Navy Yard
James T. Barker
J. H. Chak
P. A. Lovering
United States
Lackawanna
New York
John G. Lovell
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
Cunningham
Insolvency Petition Filed by Augustinian Society at Salem
A petition in insolvency was filed in Salem on Saturday by the Augustinian Society of Lawrence through Christopher A. McEvoy. A statement of debts and assets signed by Joan K. Devil lists 703 creditors with secured credits to Essex Savings Bank and Lowell Institution for Savings and numerous unsecured claims across Methuen, Lawrence, Andover, and surrounding towns.
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Augustinian Society of Lawrence
Christopher A. McEvoy
Joan K. Devil
Essex Savings Bank
Lawrence
Lowell Institution
Boston Area Meetings and Lectures Sparse News Row
The New England Railroad club will meet at Boston and Albany station on Wednesday at 7 P M. Massachusetts Indian association meets next Thursday at 9 A M in Wesleyan hall with Rev. Mrs Ingraham Haven and Mrs Julia Ward Howe to speak. The Massachusetts Homeopathic Medical Society holds its 43rd annual meeting next Wednesday at Union hall. J H Stark to read a paper at the Bostonian society this afternoon at 3 on the home of John Munger and Cotton Mather. Friends of J W Johnson host a dinner at the Quincy house with dancing this evening. A 30th anniversary sermon by Rev A J Patterson of Roxbury Universalist church was to be delivered Sunday but Patterson fell ill. service moved to next Sunday. Society of Arts meets at the Institute of Technology Wednesday evening. A F Hill of New York to present on The Crystallization of Iron and Steel. Leander Richardson’s Ireland lecture at Music hall next Sunday evening may be a success. tickets go on sale in the morning with nearly 1000 orders already.
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J. W. Short
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R. H. Howard
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Bowman
Boston
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Howland Street
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Dorchester Street
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Dorchester Church
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Eggleston Square
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Harrison Square
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Highland Church
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Howard Avenue
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Jamaica
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Uxbridge
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Whitinsville
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Leominster
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Lowell
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W. W. Foster, Jr
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Weston
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C. A. Merrill
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Woburn
N. B. Fisk
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Newtonville
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J. A. Pay
Beverly
J. Capen
Meridian Street
Bethel
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Saratoga Street
C.D. Hills
Byfield
C. M. Meldon
Chelsea
Bellingham
L. Gracey
Broadway
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Walnut Street
Elijah Harr
Cliftondale
G. A. Phinney
East Saugus
W.N. Richardson
Essex
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Man arraigned for manslaughter in Dedham street case
In superior criminal court on Monday before Judge Bacon Michael O Neil was arraigned for manslaughter in causing the death of his wife Hannah at No 82 East Dedham street on December last. The indictment contains two counts. The defendant pleaded not guilty and was held in 5000 for trial, in default of which he was remanded to jail.
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Lovell & Sons Gun Store Reopens After Fire Renovation
John F. Lovell & Sons on Washington street near Cornhill Brattle street has been rebuilt after a recent fire. The first floor will house revolvers fishing tackle and cutlery with guns and sporting goods on the rear floor. Wholesale departments for revolvers cartridges guns and rifles occupy the upper levels with case goods to ship from the Brattle street area. Office spaces are in the back rooms and goods are received from the Brattle street basement entrance. The Lovells are greeted by friends and look forward to continuing their broad array of goods.
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Washington Street
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Warren
J.N. Nutting
West Duxbury
W. W. Hall
Westerly
G. W. Anderson
Woonsocket
J. W. Willett
H. W. Conant
Rhode Island Temperance Union
S. E. Brown
Board of Church
T. C. Baker
Attawangan
E. J. Ayers
Baltic
Burnside
W. 4
Lyme
Marlboro
Hebron
Mashapaug
Jacob Bets
Montville
H. N. Brown
Moodus
F.C. Newell
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R. D. Dyson
Mystic
EK. F. Smith
Mystic Bridge
A. J. Coulins, Jr
New London
C. Benton
Niantic and
Chesterfield
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John McVey
South Manchester
E. Tirrell
Stafford Springs
J. E. Hawkins
Staffordville
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EK. M. Anthony
Thompsonville
John Oldham
Tolland
Leechurch
Wesley Chapel
F. A. Crafts
Uncasville
Morse
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Davis
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L. W. Blood
Voluntewn
Griswold
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Wapping
A. Mee- Cord
Pleasant Street
A. FE
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Allen Street
J.B. Kingsley
Acushnet
F. P. Parkin
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Dighton
F. D. Sargent
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E. 8. Fletcher
East
Falmouth
N. Whitney
Eastham
S. Harriman
East Harwich
Edgartown
J. Heerne
Fair Haven
E. L. Hyde
First Church
D. A. Jordan
St. Paul’s
E. M. Faylor
Brayton
W. B. Heath
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J. G. Gammons
Quarry Street
J. C. Gowan
North Main Street
G. FE. Fuller
Woods Hall
Thomas Simms
Long Plain
J. S. Bell
Marion
Marston’s Mills
Cotuitport
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G. W. Hunt
Rk. Burn
Myrickville
Geo. Hudson
Nartucket
F. Bowler
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G. H. Bates
North Tisbury
J. 8
E. F. Jones
Truro
South Truro
C. T. Hatch
Vineyard Haven
W.j.ward
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W.F. Davis
Wellfleet
S. McBurney
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M. Ransom
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Westport Point
O. A. Farley
West Sandwich
G. H. Lamson
Yarmouthport
P. Hawkes
South Ya
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Murphy
Belden, Lincoln
Burr
Finance Committee
Stockbridge
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Richardson Brook
Dedham
Civil Service Co-operative Society
Wells Memorial
John Lewis
Beach
Kingston Streets
Salvine
Rosalie
Conrad
Clara Morris Aprigo Palminieri
Lewis Morrison
Ruvo
J. H. Fitzpatrick
Don Fernando
Archie Cowper GA
Otano
N.C. Chisnel Emma
Ida Aubrey Agatha
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Signor Salvini
Miss Morris
Fitzpatrick
Chiswell
Boston’ Theatre
Gen. Diaz
F. A. Lewis
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Actors’ Fund
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Pouncc & Co
Tre Dank Sede
Augustinian Society
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Methuen
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Mary Sense
M.& FE
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Wm. Cahill
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Mary Talbot
Ann O’donnell
Alice Duffy
Margaret Bergin
Merv Martin
Dennis Conners
Ellen Noonan
Keeveney
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Bridget Cullinan
M. & B. Malone
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Andover
Mary Hamilton
Catherine Mahon
Jere, Buckley
Joanna Sheedy
Mary Murphy
Corvitte
A. MecCarty
T Slattery
Mary Turkington
Mary Moliarty
Jag. O'Connell
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Ellen O’brien
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Michael King
Mary Ivers
P. & H. Dowling
Betsey Corcoran
Bridget Galvin
Ellen Ryan
John Kennedy
T. Or M. O'Brien
Bridget Heffernan
C. Schulenhoff
Ellen Kelleher
Margaret Griffin
C.danahy
M. M. Sullivan
Ellen Donovan
Mary Marion
J. A. Magee
M.D
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David and
Mar
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Hyde
Manon
Mary Slattery
Wil- Hil
Mington
Wm. Co
Mary Fitzgerald
M. McLaughlin
Mary Bagwell
Eliza Nicholson
Flion McCarthy
Mary Scannell
Thomas Phair
Maverick Bank
Daniel McCabe
Malachi Ryan
Jac. K. Tatbox
M. A. McCovey
C, Corcoran
Mary A. Whelan
Mary O’brien
Ellen McKennie
Bartlett Herlihy
John D. McDonald
John Daley
Ellen McNamee
McGovern
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Eliza Hartigan
Rene
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Michael Shanley
James McCarthy
Turkington
Francis Connick
J. Kennedy
Bridget Bourke
John Leonard
C. O'Connell
P. J. Doreen
Moore
C. Lehaye
Mary Fenton
Bartlett
Herloy
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Lizzie Turkinton
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