BIRD S EYE VIEWS OF A WIDE RANGES OF NOTES
A mosaic of short curiosities and anecdotes from 19th century life includes St Louis population gains, baseball safety suggestions with a soft rubber ball, saloon admittance refusals in Eureka, farm paint discoveries, gas manufacturing promises in Wheeling, and various quips about apples and caraways, Grant lore, aging Polly George, eloquence vs. printed words, hugging scale in Battle Creek, and a wild sheep disaster near Heppner.
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Eureka
Cal
Csiro, Sr
Hhere
Italy and U S clash over Reilly appointment in Rome
Special despatch from Washington reports Baron De Fava pressing for limits on Mr Reilly as minister to Italy. Reilly faces a choice between clerical or anti clerical circles. Vatican support or royal court access would hinge on his stance. Other items note Roach's position re Dolphin, Mahone’s anger over aliases, and new postmasters.
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Boston Post
Washington
Baron de Fava
Reilly
Italy
Victor Emanuel
Geneva
Fava
Mancini
Vatican
The
American College
Rome
Remarkable Activity of the Weader of Maine's Young Democracy
Edmond Hud son notes in Washington that Ellsworth mayor Redman mingles with national leaders, meeting with Secretary Lamar and Mrs Hendricks while hobnobbing with Republicans. He travels through the capital social circuit, praising Washington, the monument, and its people, before returning home eager to visit again.
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Weader of
Maine
Young Democracy
Wastlington
Edmund Hud
Ellsworth
Senator Hale
Samuel J. Randall
James G. Blaine
George H. Pendleton
Berlin
Redman
Lamar
Miss Cleveland
Sam
Miss Bayard
Mrs van Vechten
Arlington
Lafayette Square
Washington Monument
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
New Commissioner of Agriculture Heads to Boston
Commissioner Coleman begins duties and plans to visit Boston April 20 to hear cattle importers about moving the quarantine from Waltham to Littleton Mass. He is joined by Dr. Salmon. The prior lease at Waltham expired and Littleton was chosen for operations. Loring acted without treasury approval, cancelling the removal order. Coleman will review the entire matter.
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Boston
Washington
Coleman
Waltham
Littleton
Mass
Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Loring
Secretary of the Treasury
Horrible Mystery Body Found in Trunk at St Louis Hotel
A mutilated man’s trunk discovery at the Southern hotel in St Louis shocks guests. The body, decapitated with a note accusing traitors, appears linked to two men: Walter H Lennox Maxwell M D of London and C Arthur Preller of London. Autopsy tests and poison analysis follow as detectives weigh a hoax or murder.
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St. Louis
Walter H. Lennox Maxwell
London
C. Arthur Preller
England
Maxwell
Preller
Ceuse
Four Courts
Temple
Leamdon
G. A. Lewis
St. Paul’s
Morley
Leeds
Yorkshire
Heame
Cephalonia
Spain
Mexico
Granville
Maxwell Pe Presier
Burke
C. A. Prefier
J. H. Dixon
Bradford
Yorkhire
C. A. Preller
Aberchurch Lane
Eng
Indians Abandon Siege Heels Scouts Near Battleford
A Hudson Bay despatch from Battleford says no definite news from Ft. Pitt after a messenger was captured by Indians. Riel’s force is large. Middleton plans to move toward Batouche as troops gather at Humboldt, with 400 men expected for a possible sortie from Prince Albert.
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Winnipeg, Man
Hudson Bay
Battleford
Ft. Pitt
Rt. Pitt
Irvine
Winnipeg
Riel
Prince Albert
Miceleton
Humboldt
Toronto Grenadiers
Boulton
Middleton
Batouche Crossing
Col. Irvine
New York Man Shoots Wife Then Kills Himself
John H. McKenzie a canvasser for Equitable Life shot his wife at Grove Street then turned the pistol on himself. The attack occurred about 10 pm after a quarrel as neighbors said the couple had lived apart recently. Both were taken to the hospital. the husband died soon after admission, the wife not expected to live.
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New York
John H. McKenzie
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Grove Street
Prinece Eaward
Mian
Tken
Rutland Trial Hears Objections To Bald Testimony
In Rutland Vermont on April 14 the Page trial moved through Leroy W. Bald's direct examination. Objections by the plaintiff's counsel claimed lack of expert qualification and irrelevance of Mayen’s personal account. Cross examination by Mr. Baker covered statements by witnesses with no notable revelations.
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Bey
Leroy W. Bald
J. M. Mayen
Baker
Petition seeks horse racing libert y on state tracks
Albany April 14 A curious petition circulated in the assembly chamber requesting passage of a bill to permit selling three horse courses on the race track. The petition titled Act for the improvement of the breed of horses bears signatures of Aaron J Vanderpeel Anquet Belmont W K Vanderbilt Pierre Lorillard and other eminent sportsmen.
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Albany
Essembly Chamber
Aaron J. Vanderpeel
Anquet Belmont
W. K Vanderbilt
Pierre Lorri‘ard
Real estate exchange opens with ceremonies in New York
New York opens a new real estate exchange and suction room with imposing ceremonies. Rev D Dix presides, with addresses from Astor Col James V Varnum Mevor Grace and Mayor Law of Brooklyn. Bankrupt merchants Schimlinsky and Sor show liabilities of 99000 and assets 21000 while Mitchell and Kinzler Hotel Brunswick owners report liabilities 333000 and assets 122060.
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New Real Estate Exchange
D. Dix
Mr. Astor
Col
James V. Varnum
Mevor Grace
Law
Brooklyn
H. E. Schimlinsky & Sor
Mitchell & Kinzler
Hotel
Brunswick
Moonshine torpedo men form Canadian harassment plan
Prr'sHORG April 14 reports that an organization of moonshine torpedo men has been formed to harass the Canadian government using powerful explosives. The first targets are said to be the Rideau locks at Jones's Falls and the Weland canal.
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Prr
Shorg
Canada
Scierce
Rideau Locks
Jones’s Fally
Weland Canal
Unnamed Mill Strike Sparks Mixed Sentiment at South End
Reported mood among workers and observers in the South End as a factory stoppage fuels discontent. An employed but nonstriking fixer, a married man with children, vents anger at management and police, urging grievances be aired before ultimatums. He contemplates leaving the city as tension rises.
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Meeks
Lai
No Bodies Found in West Sixty Second Street Tene ments
Gangs searched the wrecked eight houses on West Sixty second street all night but found only bricks and timber. Builder Buddensick and master bricklayer Franck face scrutiny for unsafe materials with 13 prior building-law suits. Charles A Buddensick surrendered at the police station. examinations proceed with witnesses and bail set at 20 000 for Franck and 500 for Schweger.
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West Sixty Second Street
Robert Mackey
Buddensick
Health Department
Board of Health
Charles A. Buddensick
West Sixty-second Street
Forty-seventh Street
Fullerton
Charles Franck
Charles Schweeger
Yorkville Court
Schweger
Franck
Killiea
Frenck
Dodenbusch
Sanpete
Alabama Claims Disposes Case Judgments by Court of Commissioners
Washington reports the Alabama claims court announced numerous judgments bearing 4 percent interest. Names include Wm. H. Kinney, Wm. Hellen, Thos. Webster, Wheeler & Wilson, John H. Witherbee, Ludwig Frinke Jr., Henry L. Pierson, Cornelius Van Horn, and many others with varied sums from a few hundred to several thousand dollars dated 1863 to 1865.
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Washington
Court of Commissioners of Alabama
Wm. Hi. Kinney
Wm. Hellen
Thos, Webster
The
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company
Jonas Heller
W. V. Pers
W. V. Lupper
Louis Suetel
Samuel Schweitzer
Cornelius van Horn
C. van Horn & Co
C. Mayhew
Jos. Adelsdorfer
John H. Witherbee
Ludwig Frinke, Jr
Henry L. Pierson
Rusell & Erwin Manufacturing Company
Sigmund D. Rosenblun
Charles Lajance
Fiorian Grosjean
John 5. Pray
W. Bandel
Martin L. Bande
H. J. Fearing
Nelsom Curtix
Francis Rodman
J. G. Curtis
R. H. Welc
A. Davis Weli
S. Perkins
Eben P. Ferrald
G. E. Knox
A. James
April É
Azariah F. Crowell
D. Shiverick
Asa Shiverick
Olive F. Sears
Joshua Freeman
B. Freeman
Lb. Freeman
Hyannah B. Dunbar
W. Pv. Davis
Lucy P. Child
Paul Sear
Eliza J. Horves
Milton I. Hedge
Towson Gifford
Davis Kelley
Stephen M. Howes
Margaret J. Stones
Araush F. Crowell
D. B. Creeker
M. W Nickerson
E. Nickerson
J. Nickerson
M. Howes
A. F. Crowell
T. T. Hall
Sears
William H. Gorham
G. Hoykins
Nathan Senrs
N. Semis
D. H. Lincoln
D. Lincoln
Fidelity Insurance, Trat Andate Deposit Company
Robinson
L. Pirandello
Felice Pirandello
Grant Improves but Uncertain Fate Remains for General
Gen Grant shows marked improvement, sleeping well and writing a bulletin that he is better than in two weeks. Doctors hedge on exact longevity, noting he may live two weeks or four months, with plans to remove him to mountains if his condition holds.
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Gen. Grant
Wakting
U.S. Grant
Grenot
California
Rumor of Peace Talks End Conflict Fears With Riel
Ottawa April 14. Mr Royal's return coincides with rumors of an arrangement to avoid a conflict with the half breeds under Riel. Reports say negotiations for peace opened yesterday by telegraph between General Middleton and Louis Riel and are continuing.
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Royal
Riel
Gay
Gen. Middleton
Louis Riel
Bases of Peace Agreed By El Salvador and Guatemala
The Bas es of peace were adopted by San Salvador and Guatemala. Hostilities have ceased. A general amnesty has been proclaimed and awaits allies approval. Plenipotentiaries will meet in Acajutla to arrange a definite peace treaty.
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LA Libertad
San Salvador
Valveston
Acajutla
Sullivan Ryan bout set for June in Butte City MT
At an informal sporting gathering in Ed Mallahan's saloon a delegate was appointed to travel to Butte City Montana to arrange the Sullivan versus Ryan race track fight on June 1. A letter from Lindsley, a chief proprietor in Butte City, urged the men to stay united and assured protection.
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Mallahan
Saloon Tonight
Butte City
M.T
Sullivan
Ryan
Lindsley
Wareaé
Miners Convention Debates Ending Strike in Pittsburg
Pittsburg coal miners convention open this day to resolve an eight week strike over mining rate increases. No definite action yet. a compromise is anticipated as talks continue on how to bring the dispute to a close.
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Pittsburg
Spalding Wins Lockport Mayoral Race in 420 Vote Margin
In Lockport New York on April 14 Spalding a Democrat won the mayoral post by a 420 vote margin. The Democratic city ticket was elected aside from the overseer of the poor. The city council will for the coming year consist of six Democrats and two Republicans with three Democratic and two Republican aldermen chosen.
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Lockport
N. Y
Spalding
New Brunswick
N.J
Mob hangs two thieves at Union City fairgrounds
In Memphis date line, Bud Farris and Freeman Ward were hanged at Union City fairgrounds at 2 a.m. by about 200 masked men. The two men, white and colored, were accused members of a thieves gang active in the area, according to reports from Union City.
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MemMptis
Tenn
Union City
Bud Farris
Freeman Ward
Fair Grounds
No Olive Branch to Peace Amid Global War Movements
London reports a tense clash of empires as Russia masses troops toward Serakhs and Murghab while Britain strengthens its fleet and fortifies Gibraltar. India prepares 70,000 transport animals and 4,000,000 cartridges at Bombay. Berlin notes lack of German mediation. London cites government readiness to deploy four armed cruisers and a steel turret ship Colossus. Weather hinders Afghan combat reports. Afghan casualties around 700, with overstatement suspected.
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Earl Granville
Musurus Pasha
Fehmy Pasha
Turkey
Lloyds Insurance
Black Sea
Sea of Azaf
Baltic Sea
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Gladstone
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Herat
Pishin
Prince and Princess of Wales Visit Ireland Amid Riots
The prince and princess of Wales travel to Cork amid jubilant welcomes and official decorations. In Cork protests turn violent with rioting, smashed windows, and clashes between loyalists and nationalists as police reinforce. Also reports relay Italian relief of Egyptian refugees and tensions in Sino French peace talks with possible envoy changes. London notes include cholera vessel inspections and Alderman Fowler's election as lord mayor.
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Linsmore
Waterford
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Currighmore
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Ricci
Red Sea
Senbeit
Amadib
Whary
London
Hong Kong
The
Timés
China
France
Mrereb
M. Bouree
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Pehis
Tragedy Near Elm Street Pond Ends In Rescue
In Rockton, Massachusetts, around 8:50 pm, William Q Drake and wife heard strange noises by Howard's pond. A woman, later identified as Bessie Jameson about 20, was found clinging to rocks in three feet of water and rescued. She remained unconscious until 12:30 am, then recovered and could only name herself. She had been a local domestic worker and reportedly faced troubles before attempting suicide.
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Trockton
Mass
William QC
Drake
Howard’s Pond
Elm Street
Edgar P. Howard
Bessie Jameson
Torrey Street
Welock
Court Postponed for Western District of Arkansas Term
Fr Smith Ark April 14 May term of the United States court for the western district of Arkansas is postponed until July due to exhausted poands. It is described as the largest crim ned court in America with jurisdiction over much of the Indian territory infested with criminals from across the country.
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Fr. Smith
Ark
United States Court For
Western District of Arkansas
America
Indian Territory
Murder Amid Ambush Tainted by Neighborism In Cabin Tragedy
Inmates sustained severe injuries after a stick of giant powder exploded on the cabin roof. Neighbor Bud Matthews was suspected and fled with his family in a wagon yesterday morning. While passing a thicket, the party was fired upon from ambush. Matthews was mortally wounded and a young child died instantly. Two sons of Payton were arrested on suspicion of murder.
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Bud Matthews
Matthews
Twoo
Payton
The Bostons Take Another Game from the Mets
About 1000 spectators watched the game between the Bostons and Metropolitans in New York. Poor fielding by the Mets and excellent baserunning by Boston led to five runs in the fourth inning. Hines allowed the lone earned run as Boston won despite shaky Mets defense. Other notes include polo results in Woburn and Quincy, plus a prize fight in Kittanning ending in two hours.
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Sutton
Dealey
Nelson
Roseman
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Park Theatre anniversary salutes patrons with souvenir padlocks
The Park Theatre marks its sixth anniversary with gift souvenirs a padlock containing portraits of the Union Square Theatre company in A Prisoner for Life. Abbey Scheffel and Shook Collier express gratitude amid ongoing business depression.
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Union Square Theatre Company
Bow
Abbey & Scheffel
Shook & Collier
Union Square Theatre Company, In A Card To the Public Messrs
Abbey & Schoeffel
Boston
Damrosch Company
Rauleins Brandt
Slech
Jierr Rebingon
Adj Vaiiage
Telramimnd
Tannhouser
Charles R. Adam
German husband slashes wife in Danube residence fire scene
In Urica New York a German man Humpf wounded his wife and 4 day old baby during a bed attack then set the bed afire with kerosene. Neighbors acted, saving the wife who remained in critical condition. Humpf was found in the garret with a self inflicted throat wound and died shortly after. He was reportedly insane and scheduled for Utica asylum transfer.
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Humpf
Danube
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Hummpf
Utica
Woman Identified as Jennie Sullivan Dies En Route to Deerisland
A middle aged woman, naming herself Jennie Sullivan, was arrested for drunkenness on the third division and taken to the steamer J Putnam Bradlee toward Deerisland. She became gravely ill with pneumonia aboard and died before reaching the island despite Dr. White's warning.
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J. Putnam Bradlee
Deerisland
Dr. White
Stairs Fall Injures South Boston Woman. Wanderer Found
Hannah Kane aged 60 residing at Fifth and C streets South Boston fell on Tuesday morning and fractured her right thigh. She was taken to the city hospital. Addie C. Bruce 24, a harmless insane woman, was found wandering Warren street ringing bells and later delivered to friends at 2622 Washington Street.
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Walenplace
Hannah Kane
Fifth and
C Streets
Boston
City Hospital
Addie C. Bruce
Warren Street
Ninth Station
Washington Street
Reorganizing an Industrial Institute in Boston
Boston faces turmoil over the Boston Industrial Institute at 65 Franklin Street. Promoters led by W H West and others aimed to train poor youths in slipper making, but internal resignations and financial woes left $6388 19 in indebtedness, $515 59 net, and plans to incorporate stalled. A committee was appointed to investigate and propose a responsible board to salvage the venture.
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Franklin Street
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W. H. West
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Ivory M. Blood
Chas. B. J. Root
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O. P. Gifford
Henry A. Cooke
Blood
Walker
Cleuk
Gifford
Nichols
Colwell
Boston
Mr. Gray
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A. A. Miner
Charles Weld
Ft. F. Fernald
Harmon
Notable Men Attend Governor at Lieut. Gov Ames’s Reception
Gov Robinson was hosted by Lieut. Gov Ames at the latter’s Commonwealth avenue residence last evening. A large civic and political attendance from both state branches filled the house, with many officials from the capitol as well as visiting governors, judges, and dignitaries. The Germanda Orchestra provided music as an elaborate collation was served.
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Long, Rice and Talbot
Fires Rage Across Cities Wrecking Factories and Stores
Across North America on April 14 fires damaged multiple properties. In Montreal J H Mooney & Co tannery suffered heavy loss with workers fleeing stairs and some jumping from windows. Other blazes hit McLean & Retterer hardware and Dean & Foster druggists in Chicago. Portland Manns Landing and Mann family hotel were destroyed, with total losses running into tens of thousands. Lilley hotel and bathhouse in Seaside City burned, insurance largely covering the damage. A. H. Thaxter & Co grain and meat store in Bangor was damaged, and a piano factory on West Forty- second street in New York suffered significant damage. Additional fires reported in Worcester and other towns.
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W. H. Ganperl
Water Street
Portland
Ore
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Puget Sound
C. H. Mann
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SIA IsteCity
N. J
Lilley
Allwright
Struther
Bangor
A. H. Thaxter & Co
New York
John F. Huner
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Oumer
Wis
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Mass
Ter
Lawrence Woman Attempts Suicide in Police Station Cell
Annie Lawle 27, married, confined for safe keeping, attempted death by hanging with a towel this morning in her cell. Officer Weist found her. City Physician Abbott summoned. She will probably recover. Cause cited as domestic troubles.
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Weist
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Bank Robbery in Miami Amounts to Six Thousand Dollars
Marshall Missouri April 14 report says Miami Savings bank in Miami was robbed last night of 6000 dollars. burglars forced entry by rear window and blew open the safe. three suspected street vendors had loitered here for three days but vanished yesterday.
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Stabbing at Ashuelot Clerk Injured. Maine Fair Plans Advance
Frank Merrill, a hotel clerk in Ashuelot New Hampshire, was severely stabbed Tuesday by a man named James Roach who was later captured. A Bangor despatch notes the eastern Maine state fair organized Tuesday evening by president J. P. Bass secretary Ezra L. Sterns and 17 directors. Adjournment for one week to adopt by laws. Gardiner liquor seller faced prosecutions and fines totaling 27.50 then 106 for selling liquor and now faces a new 5000 action. Mill activity shifts: Fall River print cloth mills shut for about a month, Lowell Lake mill runs four days this week and stops next week, Durfee mill to close for needed repairs, others to cut time similarly.
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Bangor
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Gardiner
Fall River
Lowell Lake
Durfee
Senate reports and orders on gas, finance, and repairs
In the senate on Tuesday Leonard reported a fuel gas bill authorizing corporation formation to make distribute and sell gas for fuel. Wells reported a Greenfield fire district securities bill not exceeding $100000. A conference committee urged a two year review of state house repairs and expenses under the commissioners and sergeant at arms with power to subpoena and report. Burden moved to lay over the order. Various items were ordered to third reading and engrossed including a board of registration in pharmacy and water supply projects.
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Statehouse Finance and Boston Charter Debated in Legislature
The house met forenoon with committee reports on Dukes county salaries, Lyman school land purchase, water rates, and bluefish nets. Afternoon saw debates on Boston charter reforms, city government taxes, and executive versus legislative power, with amendments offered and votes pending.
Funeral for Charles W Slack Former editor and official
The funeral of Charles W Slack internal revenue collector and editor of the Commonwealth was held at Parker Memorial hall after private services at his Columbus avenue home. Bereaved bystanders gathered outside as Boston officials and figures from the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic association attended the 2 pm service. The service featured scripture, a quartet, and recollections by Gen John L Swift and Judge George L Retin before interment at Mount Hope Cemetery.
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Chauncey Street
Essex St. and
Harrison Ave
Messrs. Springer Brothers
SPRIN
Manufac
Turers
Paris
Baers
Baker & CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!