Administrator's sale of James Pike estate horses and carriages
Auction set for April 24 at 10 30 a m at 563 and 565 Main st Cambridgeport will offer 25 horses in livery condition six Berlin coaches three Clarence coaches two 5 light landaus one light hearse six booby hacks twenty light carriages including side bar carryalls and Goddard buggies two cows a boat sleigh light sleighs harness saddles and office furniture. Descriptions list Maggie May June Dan Gray Idam Frank and others with weights from 925 to 1125 lbs and speeds 8 12 miles per hour plus trot times and family use assurances. continuous safe for a lady to drive. tax details and further lot notes available after April 22.
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James Pike
Cambridgeport
Mass
Main St
Berlin
Clarence
Hicks & Johnson
F. F. French & Co
Jabez A. Sawyer
Maggie
Dan
Michigan
Idam
Black Hawk
Kentucky
Freedom
N. H
Frank
Winthrop Morrill
Lewiston
Pole
Fanny
Maine
Ladie Clare
Abdallah
Mystery
Topsham Fair
Tom and Jerry
Prince
Peter
Wheeler
Elm Street
Memorial Hall
State Normal
Sudbury
State Normal School
Normal School
Kare Hill
Peer Farm
Sudbury River
Middlesex County
Framingham
Boston
Worcester
Lowell
Fitchburg
Auction of Lexington horses for driving and road work
A large executor sale lists Nos. 12 to 29 with pedigrees, heights, weights, and speeds. Describes Andrew bay gelding, Robin golden sorrel, Goldfinder, Billy pacer, Bohn roadster, Kimball and Ming Sohn road horses, Fannie, Polly and other mares, matched bay coach horses, and Ray trotter. Additional horses and descriptions to be offered after the main sale.
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Tiger Messenger
Andrew
Vermont
America
Lambert
Robin
Goldfinder
Billy
Allarness
Bohn
Kimball
Jupiter Star
Rysdick Hambletonian
Eimbold
Eerney B
Fearless Roadster
Harry B
Old Canada
Black Hawk
Ming Sohn
Maine
Bond and oath provisions in United States Navigation Laws
A passage outlines bond requirements for vessel licenses based on tonnage, penalties for defrauding revenue, and master citizenship oath. It also covers vessel eligibility as a United States vessel, ownership and command by US citizens, and penalties for false oaths by the master, including a potential $1000 fine.
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United States
They Only Come to Visit Protests by Provinces About Boston Entry
Emigrant officers report detentions under contract labor laws have ceased while the steamer Yarmouth from Yarmouth Nova Scotia lands over 100 passengers. Most travelers show no employer letters and intend visits rather than work. Officer Colcord says many may be bound for summer contracts but will not disclose details and expects few more provincials to be held.
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Yarmouth
N. S
Charlies E. Colcord
Post
Railroad Accidents Span Several States and Causes
A flood of early 20th century rail crashes across cities from New York to Ontario reports a southbound New York and Washington express colliding with a local engine near Thirtieth Street. Injuries include Dobbins, Kinney, Gould, Huber, Heyney and Hoffman among others with dramatic rescues from a toppled baggage car and fire risk. Additional incidents occur near Baldwin Florida and Creston Iowa with engineered wrecks, fatalities Merritt and Osborn, plus a fatal electric wire event in East Broadway New York City and a Grand Trunk freight crash at Creston Ontario.
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Purmapretpata
New York and Washington Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thirtieth Street
John Dobbins
Brooklyn
N. Y
James Kinney
West Sixtieth Street
New York
James Gould
Baltimore
John Huber
Bordentown
W. H. Heyney
Frank Hoffman
Barnum’s Circus
Huber
Heyney
Lancaster
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida Railay and Navigation Omapeny Railroad
Baldwin
Cedar Keys
Fort Sambra
Ark
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
Tuscahoma
Burlington Road
Here
A. Shoot
J. M. Osborn
Henry Gibbons
L. J. Miller
Brickon
Ont
Grand Trunk
Lowell Address Draws Mixed Praise At Steinway Hall
A New York audience greeted Mr. Lowell’s Steinway Hall address with close attention and applause. Critics note he spoke as a poet and thinker, not an orator, lifting listeners to a calm, argumentative plane while deriding party demagoguery. The Tribune’s take on his tariff mention is debated, and comparisons to past political corruption are offered, with a reminder that public life was rougher in 1868.
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Post
Mr. Lowell
Steinway Hall
James G. Blaine
Tom Reed
Chauncey Depew
Tribune
Lowell
Lowelln
Standard
Farquhar
Reid
T’o
the Tribune
Lincoln
Credit Mobilier
Congress
Union
Senate
Robeson
Roach
Democratic Party
Loston
Griffin
New York
Mrs. Crosland
Hugo
Hernani
Mile
Mars
Lion
Monseigneur
Editor Goes Crazy Over Social Evil Delusion
New Reprorp, April 15. Edson Chick proprietor of Chick's Vineyard Haven News was taken into custody by police after four physicians declared him insane. He faces transfer to Taunton asylum tomorrow. He claims social evil cases exist in the city and that detectives are investigating. Previously confined to an asylum, he says he is not averse to returning.
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New Reprorp
Edson
Chick
Chick’s Vineyard Haven News
Taunton
London
Pall Mall Gazette
Nominated for Congress in Pennsylvania Ninth District
Lancaster April 16 Marnott Brastus has been nominated for Congress by the Republicans of this ninth district defeating John A Heist and the present representative.
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Lancaster
Penn
Marnott Brastus
John A. Heist
Renan and the People of Israel A Critical Review
A detailed critique of Ernest Renan’s History of the People of Israel to the Time of King David. It notes Renan’s blend of archeology and romance, the tension between myth and history, and his portraiture of Saul and David, while calling the work a hybrid of philosophy and imagination rather than a strict historical account. The review also briefly surveys other contemporary works and translations.
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Renan
Israel
David
Jerusalem
Yahweh
Sinai
B. C
Euphrates
Padan-Aram
Syria
Egypt
Gilead
Babylon
Nineveh
Orham
Moses
Joseph
Joshua
Mt. Sinai
Jordan
Gideon
Abimelech
Saul
Abner
Davin
Ernest Renan
Boston
Roberts Bros
Price
The Path to Fame story reviewed as earnest plea for art
A critique of a poverty born artist’s rise and fall through thieves and treachery, then reform and honor in the field he pursued. The piece notes lack of notable literary skill yet emphasizes good intentions and a desire to serve, with a lament for a harsh business world.
Chambers' Encyclopedia new edition reviewed in detail
The 1859 to 1868 Chambers work is issued in a revised edition with many rewritten articles and added American and colonial focus. Volume one includes Adam and Eve Addison Anschylus Americanisms Artery and more with more maps and illustrations. Noted are Cary Dante translations and Schiller plays Mary Stuart and The Maid of Orleans with commentary on Mellish and Hugo.
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Chambers
Thomas Davidson
Addison
W. J. Courthope
Mahaffy
Grant Allen
David Hepburn
Courthope
Grant White
J. B. Lippincott Company
Bohn
Cary
Schiller
Mary Stuart
Joseph Mellish
Mellish
Goethe
Hamburg
Maria Stuart
Anne Swanwick
A.schylus
Mr. Cary
Bea
Philadelphia
Boston
Clarke & Carruth
Price
New York
Scribner & Welford
Victor Hugo
Frederick L. Slous
Newton Crosland
Hetes & Lauriat
Body of Nathaniel Waring Found Near Marey Farm
Yesterday morning two teamsters found Nathaniel Waring dead near the Marey farm. A bullet wound from a pistol lay in the chest with a still smoking revolver at his feet. Waring resided at 221 Summer Street Worcester.
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North Apams
Nathaniel Waring
Marey Farm
Waring
Summer Street
Worcester
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Provinces
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General Merchandise
OLD Colony
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N and
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Beckler
Deborah Aears
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J. Thomas Scharf
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Wilmerming, Moguet & CO
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Washington
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Freestone
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Danube
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Winthrop Street
Silas Potter
Francis J. Ward
Ariel Low
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Boston Carriage Repository
Haverhill Street
East Side
Boston & Maine Depot
New England
A. F. Bates
Massachusetts Title Insurance CO
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Warren Avenue
Roatem