Fragmentary political column with party shifts
The passage frets about Sawyer Brown and a parade of states shifting party alignment. It notes Special Officer Davis facing an emergency, derides a home stemmer, and speculates on Maryland Florida South Carolina and Virginia partisan moves. It also tousles Kansas Wisconsin Pennsylvania Vermont Rhode Island Minnesota and others in a broad party realignment.
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Augusta
Chronicle
Maryland
Florida
South Carolina
Virginia
New Nyport Herald
Ilinois
Iowa
Maine
New Hampshire
Nebraska
Oregon
Kansas
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Rhode Island
Minnesota
Gallant Col Brownlow figure disputed in Ohio paper
A Columbus paper warns that next December the democratic house may replace Parson Brownlow's son with a rebel Democrat. The American Register notes the man is not Brownlow's son, was never a soldier, and was 14 at war's end. The colonel may win his watching papers soon, while no rebel will secure the post.
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Columbus
Ohio
Parson Brownlow
Jootkeeper
American Register
Col. Brownlow
Parson
Mahone
Chalmers
Longstreet
Tariff Reform Raises Bottle Prices Before May First
Glass makers push price up on small bottles ahead of tariff. After May first the duty rises from 35s per cent ad valorem to 1 cent per pound, boosting costs for consumers and benefiting monopolists. The change, praised as reform, may cost the public millions annually.
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Conference Committee
Polecat of American journalism and liar charged in harsh exchange
The scene depicts editors Hastings and Smith exchanging heated insults about honesty and political corruption. Ridicule and threats of flames frame a quarrel over credibility. The crude exchange echoes a heated press feud with sharp personal attacks.
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G.o. P
Hugh Hastings
Hames E. Smith
Hastings
Polecat
Consolidation schemes loom in New Hampshire roads
A Portsmouth Chronicle report claims the Boston and Maine andastern roads will push for consolidating Concord Northern and Boston Concord and Montreal lines in exchange for legislative aid from northern roads. It mentions plans involving Rollins and a local figure nicknamed Old-Man-Who-Wants-Water-To-Run-Up-Hill-Bink, among others, as more consolidation talk swirls.
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Portsmouth Chronicle
Boston
Maine
Astern
Concord
Boston, Concord
Montreal
Rollins
Bink
St Pauls 1882 Trade And Manufacture Surge Prompt Growth
St Pauls wholesale trade reached 6 028 494 dollars, up more than 20 million from the prior year, while manufactured goods totaled 22 290 539 dollars, rising nearly 7 million. Population estimates rise from 41 498 in 1880 to 60 000 to 75 000, and Minneapolis trails in wholesale yet leads in retail trade and manufacturing as both cities edge toward closer development and a shared, bustling regional economy.
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St. Pauls
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Investigation to be Made by a Special Committer
Washington reports reveal Gould plans another financial push and study of the Richmond and Danville system to back a Georgia Pacific project and Alabama coal, Mississippi cotton lands. A special committee will open hearings on Architect Hill charges with open doors and stenographic testimony, including names like Murch, Mullett, Folger, Dawes, and many contractors.
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Uhe
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Danville
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Alabama
Mississippi
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Maine
French
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Gannon
Church, Jordan, Bartlett, Robbins & Co
United States
Cape Ann Granite Company
Dix Island Granite Company
Bodwell Granite Company
Hurricane Island Granite Company
Folger
Dawes
A. B. Mullett
W. G. Steinmetz
T. H. Oaksbolt
J. M. Wilbur
Joseph Worms
J. W. Barton
Michael Giblin
T.H. Murch
Wittall, Tatum & Co
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Manley and Cooper
Boston Company
Supervising Architect
Philadelphia Company
Boston
Mr. Hill
Special Committee
Custom House
Chicago
Mullett
Dublin trial of Daniel Curley resumes with incriminating testimony
In Dublin on April 17 the Curley trial continued. Witnesses included informer Joseph Smith and Peter Carey who described post murder watches on Kavanagh. James Carey testified about a plotted card on Burke and Curley’s alleged role. Defence alleged alibi and innocence for Carey, with Curley’s relatives testifying to his whereabouts. Additional dispatches report Madagascar envoys in London and various European updates.
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Joseph Smith
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the Ark
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Carey
Pablin Express
Smith
Ireland
Carrey
Peter Hanlon
Joseph
Lawrence Hanlon
Hopkins
Adams
Consul Found Insane in Philadelphia Streets
A consul was declared insane after being found wandering the streets of Philadelphia. Authorities transported the individual to a medical facility for examination and evaluation. Local officials investigated surrounding circumstances and potential contributing factors.
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Consul
Beech er appeal to probate over Brooks will in Bridgeport court
Maria Beecher appeals probate ruling in Superior Court seeking to set aside the will of John Brooks valued at 160000 to 175000. The will largely to revert to First Presbyterian Church after the widow dies. Beecher alleges mental imbecility and undue influence by Mary Hawley. Attorneys Sanford Seymour for the appellant and Treat Fessenden Sherwood for appellees. Case expected to occupy several weeks.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Maria Beecher
Superior Court
Culver
John Brooks
First Presbyterian Church
Mary Hawley
Sanford
Edward Seymour
Amos S. Treat
Samuel Fessenden
Charles Sherwood
Appellees
Arrival of Lord Lorne and Princess Louise in Ottawa
Lord Lorne and the Princess Louise landed in Ottawa to cordial crowds. Ministers and most MPs greeted them with cheers as a guard of honor and Dominion police ensured order after a prior suspicious incident at Rideau Hall raised security concerns.
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Ont
Lord Lorne
Louise
Commons
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Endowments Sought For New Hampshire Seminary
Concord April 17 Trustees of the New Hampshire Methodist conference seminary and female college report promising prospects to secure two endowments of 10000 dollars each soon. The annual conference session opens tomorrow with Rev. Matthew Simpson of Philadelphia presiding.
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New Hampshire Methodist Conference Seminary and Female College
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Matthew Simpson
Philadelphia
Page lecture on The New South as Seen by a Southerner
Mr Walter H Page of the New York World gave a lecture at the YMCA on The New South as Seen by a Southerner He described antebellum life the rise of southern labor and industry and the social problem of emancipation He warned the need for moral training of youth and dismissed drastic revolution as a path to progress He praised southern hospitality and criticized the notion of a stagnant silent south while predicting slow but steady development with preserved southern characteristics.
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South
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Departure of Thirty Apostles for England and the Continent
Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports thirty Mormon missionaries from Utah sailed today on the steamship Wisconsin bound for England. Five women are aboard, with posts planned in Scotland Germany Switzerland Sweden Norway Holland and Russia. Most missionaries are younger than in past missions and only middle aged or young men will be sent abroad. About five hundred Mormon immigrants are expected to arrive mid next month.
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Campaign Against the Tiger and Gambling in Boston
Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports police headquarters crowded with gambling furniture seized in a sweep against faro roulette and draw poker. The east wing holds costly tables and chips to be burned under law. Prosecutions will begin against house owners. aim to curb gambling in the city.
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New York
Immigrants Landed At Castle Garden In One Day
One thousand two hundred seventy three immigrants arrived at Castle Garden today. The Arizona carried 561 from Liverpool, the Furnessia 645 from Glasgow, and the France 67 from London. Arizona passengers included about 50 operatives hired to work in Fall River mills. Furnessia passengers included many Scottish and English farmers and gardeners. Labor bureau reported brisk business and higher demand for farm hands.
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Mass
Milwaukee man Scheller acquitted after brief jury deliberation
The jury found Scheller not guilty after five ballots and two hours of deliberation. One holdout moved toward conviction until Judge Mallory urged doubt in the mind as reason for acquittal. Cheers erupted in the courtroom as the verdict was announced and crowds pressed to shake his hand. The trial spanned a week with nearly 100 witnesses called.
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Scheller
Mallory
Private detectives patrol Ottawa parliament grounds at night
Ottawa authorities deploy private detectives to search the parliament buildings after a barrage of anonymous letters received at Rideau Hall. Officials withhold details but rumors say a clue may identify at least one document’s author as guards at the government house double their posts this evening.
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Ont
Rideau Hall
Government House
Freeman murder suspect seeks release from Danvers asylum
Sandwhich April 17 Attorney General Sherman of Lawrence says Freeman Pocasset murderer’s counsel will apply to Judge Colburn at the May term in Barnstable to obtain Freeman’s release from the Danvers Insane Asylum. The attorney general will appear and the motion be heard on opening day.
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Sherman
Lawrence
Freeman
Pocasset
Colburn
Supreme Judicial Court
Barnstable
Danvers
Irish Americans plan large Philadelphia convention
James Mooney, president of the American national land league, cables to Parnell that the Philadelphia convention cannot be postponed. He regrets Parnell cannot attend but says the convention will be the largest and most important ever held by Irish Americans.
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N. Y
James Mooney
American National Land League
Parnell
Philadelphia
Brooklyn grocer shoots rival after suspected infidelity
Diedrich Mahnken, a Brooklyn grocer, met Diedrich Steffens opposite Mahnken’s residence and killed him with a single shot. He reportedly acted after suspecting Steffens of improper relations with his wife.
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New York
Diedrich Mahnken
Brooklyn
Diedrich Steffens
Steffens
Mother Swan Worm Syrup Fever Remedy Sold
Local apothecary advertises Mother Swan's Worm Syrup as a tasteless formula for feverishness restlessness worths and constipation priced at 25 cents indicating common 19th century patent medicine practice.
Naval summary court martial underway for Private Jenkins
A naval summary court martial is in session at the marine barracks for the trial of Private E. Jenkins U.S. M. C. on the charge of shirking while on guard duty. Officers presiding include Captain BR. W. Dunti U.S. M. C. as senior member and First Lieutenant G. F. Biott U.S. M. C.
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Marine Barracks
E. Jenkins
Sirunk
BR. W. Dunti
Aga U.S. M
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U.S, MM
Gambetta’s private letters reveal planned marriage to Paris woman
Paris Figaro reports that during the last decade of his life Gambetta kept a long nightly correspondence with a Paris widow, a romance that would have led to marriage had he lived. Jules Lafitte asserts the letters, 2000 to 3000 in number, prove the intimate arrangement and its secrecy until after Gambetta’s death.
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M. Gambetta
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Paris
Alarm for fire in East Boston house on Liver pool street
In Boston and Vicinity, the alarm from box 157 at 9 56 AM notified fire in the second floor of Edward Gillinaughs house at 10 Liver pool street East Boston caused by a feather bed catching fire from sparks from a stove Damage 10 Brief Reports by Telegraph Minneapolis Minn April 17 Fire at the Model Flour mill in Minneapolis owned by K P Russell Co valued at 40 000 at 9 PM destroys the structure The adjacent Dakota mill valued 2500 owned by H F Brown Co likely to share fate Both mills capacity 250 barrels Bangor Me April 17 Tebbetts Etna house barn and outbuildings burned with 20 tons of hay two horses three cows four young cattle furniture and farming tools No insurance Richford Vt April 17 A Button dwelling near here burned this morning Estimated loss 3000 Cleveland O April 17 Johnson Leahlys spoke factory at Anna near Sidney burned today Loss 12000
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Liverpool Street
Boston
Telegraph
Minneapolis
Minn
K. P. Russell & Co
Dakota
H. F. Brown &Co
Model
Dakota Mills
Bangor
John H. Tebbetts
Etna
Richford
A. Button
Cleveland
Portraits of Revolutionary Figures to Adorn Memorial Hall
The Mercantile Library association election runs 6 to 9 PM today in Lexington. Rev A B Muzzey will present portraits of his grandfather Amos Muzzey and Rev Josiah Clark, both linked to Captain Parker’s minute men, alongside Paul Revere portrait by Rev E G Porter. Also tonight Olympian club carnival with 52 prizes totaling 1000 dollars. Young’s hotel head waiters host sixth annual ball on April 19 at Horticultural hall. Dr Dow of Cambridge lectures on Diphtheria at Wesleyan hall on April 19.
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Lexington
A. B. Muzzey
Cambridge
Amos Muzzey
Capt. Parker
Vilage Green
Muzzey
Josiah Clark
Minute Men
E. G Porter
Paul Revere
Memorial Hall
Olympian Club
Young’s Hotel
Horticultural Hall
Dow
Wesleyan Hall
Thousands of Italian Workers Out of Jobs in New York
A sweeping labor downturn reports at least five thousand Italian workmen idle in New York amid widespread unemployment. Other notices record a fatal shooting in Montgomery Alabama, a failed liquor import bill in the New York senate, and wind and rain damage across eastern Virginia with property losses.
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New York
William Dorsey
Montgomery
Ala
New York Senate
Allegheny City
Virginia
Minneapolis
Minn
Pan Handle
Barnum
Broadway Underground Railway
Assembly of New York
Mayor Palmer’s shifting slate topples through the day
A Post interview tracks Mayor Palmer’s frequent shifts as he finalizes appointments to water, police, fire, health, and library posts. The running list shows Simmons, Risten, Taylor, Curran, Thompson, Blake, and others alternating in proposed offices across Friday through Monday with vacancies and sudden changes noted.
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Palmer
WM. A. Simmons
Water Commissioners
F.S. Risthen
Taylor
John J. McDavity
M. P. Curran
Geo. M. Hoss
Public Library
C. C. Carpenter
Francis Thompson Wa. Taylor
Henry Walker
Curran Health
Geo. M. Honns
F.S. Risteen
Francis Thompson
Joun J. McDavitt
Geo. M. Hops
A. Simmons
Henry Longley
Geo. M. Horns
W. W. Greenough
Joan G. Blake
Wo. Taylor
Geo. M. Konns
W. W.greenough
M. A.simmons
Geo. M. Holens
Jon G. *Blake
M. P. Curnan
WM. Taylor
Trustees of Public Library
W. W. Greennover
Geo. M. Hopes
H. W. Longley
Maine News Briefs and Obscure 19th Century Deaths
Maine items note Mrs. and Mrs. Bean of Belfast death, tinber and ice shipments along the Kennebec expected large, Charles Gilman of Stockton dies suddenly, 74, ice shipments from Androscoggin River, 50,000 feet of logs and poplar bound for Canton mills, Fairfield drowning death of Isaac Fortier leaving widow and two children, 1881 Fairfield mill explosion injuries linked to Charles Kinsett, search for Charles Emerson of Bangor relatives finds a sister and two brothers in Nevada, elephant killed near Alfred in 1817 amid post road exhibition dispute, Davis sought revenge for the act.
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Kennebec
Charles Gilman
Stockton
Androscoggin
Canton Mills
Fairfield
Isaac Fortier
Charles Kinsett
Charles Emerson
Bangor
Madagascar
Kate Biglar
Nevada
Anaunt
Hulett
New England
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Alfred
Round Pond
Dover
N. H
Davis
Sunapee Man Josiah Turner Dies Suddenly
Josiah Turner aged 67 from Sunapee died suddenly. The report notes his previous roles as selectman representative county commissioner and justice. A grand lodge meeting in Concord featured Masonic work demonstrations with many officers and delegates in attendance.
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Sunapee
Grand Lodge
I. C
New Hampshire
Concord
Davis & Sargent
Lowell
Thornton
Portsmouth
Sons and Daughters
Taunton and Gloucester gain mail service. Taunton club formed
Gloucester and Pittsfield offer free mail delivery starting June 1, while Taunton residents form a commercial club after a Monday meeting appointing a five member committee. The April term of Taunton's supreme judicial court opens with 72 divorce hearings scheduled.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Taunton
Supreme Judicial Court
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Charles Hudson
United States
Great Barrington
Clinton
U.S
Galloupe
Iry Hastings
T. F. Hastings
Janés McGarry
Connaughton
J. McIntyre
J. Kirby
Conrad Seigler
P.h.morrison
M. O’brien
Boston
George Toy
Lowell
City Farm
Toy
Philadelphia
Jewelers Arrested Over $3000 Gold Stock Theft
Frank N. Earle aged 55 and employed for ten years by Hunt & Owen, jewelers of Providence, was arrested Tuesday for stealing gold stock valued at $3,000 and was bound over to the court of common pleas.
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Hunt & Owen, Jewelers
Providence
Court of Common Pleas
Trial in Canavan abortion case postponed due to illness
In New Haven in the Canavan abortion case Dr. L. R. Thompson of New Haven will not be tried until July because of the ill health of the girl involved. In Hartford a granite marker in Old North burying ground bears a puzzling inscription about the body buried there. In New Haven Superior Court Mrs Adelia Curran sues William Fay for 310,009 damages after her husband Martin Curran died from injuries allegedly inflicted by Fay. In Hartford George F. Miller, an entry clerk at William Rogers Manufacturing, was arrested for stealing over 1000 dollars worth of spoons and forks, with hidden theft totaling nearly 5000 dollars.
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New Haven
Canavan
Old North Burying Ground
Hartford
Beardsley
Adelia Curran
William F. Fay
New York
Martin Curran
George F. Miller
William Rogers Manuufacturing Company
Bathing Ward Witness Testimony at Tewksbury Almshouse Probe
A Tuesday session of the Tewksbury almshouse inquiry showed low spectator interest. Abbie Barker, head of the female insane ward, described bathing practices, inmate records, and attire changes, while Mrs. Ring testified about her husband David Ring’s death there in 1875. Closer scrutiny of ledgers revealed ledger posting gaps, monthly trial balances, and the clergy’s and trustees’ verification of accounts, with the inquiry adjourned to continue in the morning.
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Insane Department
Tom Marsh
Tewksbury
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Almshouse
Salem
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Loring
Funds Sought for Washington Room in Mount Vernon
The Mt. Vernon Ladies association seeks 1000 to restore Washingtons library room at Mount Vernon with authentic furniture and fund future needs. Massachusetts contributions are welcomed, with 300 already raised in Boston by three gentlemen. information on authentic Washington pieces is requested.
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Mt. Vernon
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Democrats hear Dennie faction in ward twelve probe
A special committee from the democratic ward and city committees held a long session at the Parker house Tuesday evening to hear the Dennie faction. Principal witnesses included T Wallace, W Berry, E Bullock, F O'Brien and J Collins. The co at caucuses were not summoned and the committee plans to report at the evening meeting with likely both majority and minority findings.
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Notable Boston to Europe News and Local Civil Notices
Hon Wf A Blood sails for Europe from New York today on the Gallia. Senator Jones of Florida sailed in the Wiscon San from New York Tuesday for Liverpool. Maj Gen George Butler and wife at the Parker house. Merret Seeley appointed Boston agent of United States and Canada Express. Michael Doherty praised as happiest Democrat in Boston. Sylvester Brown resigns as Quincy schools superintendent to take a Boston position. George W Johnson elected resident of Home National Bank Milford to replace Samuel Walker. McCosh of Princeton promises to found a philosophy school if funds can be raised. Edward H Durell of Hyde Park succeeds in naval cadetship exam from Lyman district. C H French resigns Nanepshemet house clerkship to become room clerk at Quincy house.
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Merret Seeley
Boston
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Michael Doherty
Sylvester Brown
Quincy
George W. Johnson
Home National Bank
Milford
Mass
Samuel Walker
McCosh
Princeton College
Germany
Elevated Railroads in Senate Debates and Pilotage Adrift
In the Senate the elevated railways bill was recessed and the pilotage resolution was fought by merchants seamen and lawmakers. The elevated roads measure faced opposition citing local impacts while the pilotage bill sought a royal commission style study, drawing crticism from Mr Sherburne and others before rejection.
House Debates On Food Adulteration Law And Water Rights
House debates on enforcing milk and food laws and adulteration penalties. Recommitted measures include eminent domain land abandonment and water supply bills. Amendments target Great Barrington Water Co. and coast defence claims. hours end with a noon recess.
Resignations Accepted and New Water Board Plans
John L. Jemison and William H. Linton resignations accepted and hose companies 6 and 9 relieved. Water board to enlist Col. Henry W. Wilson and Albert Stanwood. Dr. Blake ready to accept commission if confirmed. Police commissioners warn against humorous anonymous communications and will not consider them.
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Dedham Criminal Docket Includes Fines and a Child Support Order
In Superior Criminal Court Judge Staples fined Mary Maddigan of Randolph 100 dollars and costs for liquor law violations. Thomas Harley of Stoughton paid 50 dollars and costs for illegal liquor sales. Ellen M. Walsh of Quincy was convicted with sentence deferred for illegal liquor sales. William Campbell of Randolph was convicted and ordered to pay 1.25 dollars weekly toward his child’s support. James McSweeney of Holbrook faced 100 dollars and costs for illegal sale of liquor. William Daley of Holbrook 50 dollars and costs for a similar offense. Emery W. Shaw of Weymouth was sentenced to seven years in Concord for a felonious assault on Gertha L. Cushing, a 9-year-old. Twenty-five employees of B. P. Clark’s cigar factory in Cambridgeport were granted a one-cent-per-1000 wage increase effective May 1. The First Universalist Church of Lynn marks its semi-centennial on April 29 with Rev. J. Coleman Adams delivering a historical address. In Lynn, Second Lieutenant Eben Barker was elected captain of the Eighth Regiment and First Sergeant J. M. Fogg became second lieutenant. Ground broken in Somerville for the Charles River railway extension from Summer Street to Putnam Avenue and on to the new stable on School Street. Mary Connolly, an insane patient at the Woburn almshouse who refused food, died after 48 days without sustenance. An agent for the King Bridge Iron Company of Cleveland examined the Moody Street Iron Bridge in Waltham and found sprung longitudinal beams requiring about 400 dollars in repairs. The Salem Supreme Court opened with Judge Field. Geo H. Hosmer led prayers as juries organized with Charles Austin and Benjamin P. Pickering as foremen.
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What is a dude according to a New York Sun interview
A BUDE interviewed in New Work by a Sun Reporter explains that a dude embodies the triumph of a gentleman over the end. He notes that in England a proper gentleman differs from a mere swell or dandy. In America aristocrats are called dudes, while a well dressed man on the Strand is a gentleman, on Fifth Avenue he becomes a dude. He admits never having been to England.
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Second Sonata Concert At Chickering Rooms Tonight
The second in a series of sonata concerts is set for Chickering rooms tonight. A testimonial to W. H. Sherwood will also be held at Horticultural Hall with a promising program and large audience expectations. The Boston theatre scene remains busy with full houses across venues and a gala Iolanthe run celebration planned at Dijon theatre.
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Uncle Sam
Senate
Del
House
Board of Health
McCollem
Smallpox Hospital
Canterbury Street
Cape Cod Association
Buzzaro
S Bay
User
Navy Yard Matters
Boston and Vicinity
LN Briep
Simmons
Steele”’ Sherman
Bucksfort
Thomas Sherman
James G. Blaine
Penobscot River
Bucksport
NEW England News
D. Bean
Belfast
Connecticut
Steele” Sherman
J. Edwin Sherman
Edward H. Durell
Hyde Park
Annapolis
Congressmpan Lyman
C. H. French
Nanepashemet House
Marblehead
Quincy House
Lilian Gower
Madame Nordica
John Allen
E. H. Hastings
Heaith
George H. Tyler
Arthur
St. Augustine
Fla
Tallapoosa
Savannah
Cunard
Frederic Dexter
Lizzie Iasigi
M. B. Chapman
Edward Atkinson
C. F. Atkinson
Turner Sargent
Gye
Samuel P. Mandell
P. Hateh
M. A. Lowell
C. O. Stearns
Thomas Inglis
H. S. Burdett
J. F. Morrill
Legislature
Pilotage Commission
McFarlin
Plymouth
Bates
Worcester
Warren Bridge
Bostorn
Winthrop
Randall
Bristol
Sherburne
Suffolk
Merccantile
Commonwealth
Haile
Hampden
Mercantile Committee
Bruce
Middlesex
Boston Harbor
Portland Harbor
Mr. Bates
Cunard Steamship Company
Parker
Essex
Locke
Norfolk
Street Railways Comittee
Helen Fierford
Rdway
Technological Institute
Augustus Hemenway
Florence Freeman
Rome
Thetmenetter
Committee On Public Health
Committee On the Judiciary
Charles W. Humphrey
Perry
Committee On Water Supply and Drainage
Edwin D. Humphrey
Great Barrington Water Company
Bixby
Great Barrington Fire District
Millbury
Muir. Davenport
Congress
Boards of Health
Stowe
Campbell
Pasuman
Fuicy
Iil
Hudson
South Abington
Robert Lyons
Thomas Swayne
Causeway Street
Swayne
Richard Cohen
Foster's Stable
Concord Street
Dr. Moran
Simon C. Hunter
Spruce Street
Cooper and
Salem Streets
Kate
City Hall Notes
Police Relief Association
Woman A Cerers
No. 5
Park Street
AFP Dsren
Ecclesiastial Council
Welfrem
Congregational Church
Burial Ground Committee
Halli
Fred
B. Bachelder
Bachelder Machine’ Company
Montree
Washington Street
Malden
Sun
Columbius
Baltimore
Athletic
Mtropolitan
Fairbanks
Petia
Indiana Paint and Roofing CO
Indianapolis
Ind
Duane Street
New York City
Apte
Union Institution For Savings
City OF
Bedford Stireet
Bcgh Werien
GEO
Emery
Tresaure
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