Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Apr 24, 1884, p. 1

Abbott Arrested in Missouri as Boston Bank Robbery Suspect

Tilden G Abbott former Watertown bank robber was nabbed Monday night at Pierce City Missouri where he had lived six weeks as J H Foster He amassed property stocked a 15000 dollar clothing store and lived with a woman said to be his niece He has a Boston wife and four children His entire property was seized and officers await the bank to take him away Watertown officers sent to Missouri for the fugitive with counsel B B Goodrich and detective Pinkerton to seize assets and pursue recovery

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Missouri Watertown Bank Abbott Pierce City Massachusetts B. Goodrich Pinkerton Chicago Executive Council Lucy Hall Women’s Prison John C. Ropes State Library Yorick G. Hurd Essex County Anna M. Wilkin Tewksbury Robert G. Seymour Boston John G. Hayes Ipswich Tilden G. Abbott Hanscom Senator Sumner Wilkie James H. Wommley Washington

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Letter Read to Buffalo Trades Societies Meeting

Three thousand members of Buffalo trades societies marched city streets to Music Hall where seven thousand heard John J. Foran of Cleveland urge unions to pursue lawful methods. A regret letter from Gen Butler urged fair dealing between capital and labor to prevent strikes stemming from unfair practices.

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Trades Societies Buffalo Music Hall John J. Foran Cleveland Butler

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Desperate Prize Fight Ends With Kerwin Victory

In a Long Island City vacant lot near the police station about 400 Sporting men watched a $100 a side London prize ring bout between Jimmy Kerwin of Long Island City and Con Walsh of Greenpoint. Kerwin 22, 141 pounds. Walsh 21, 145 pounds. After six brutal rounds Walsh took heavy punishment and could not respond. Kerwin nearly sent him over the ropes and the sponge was tossed. Kerwin was declared the winner.

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New York Eearly Rivenswool Long Island City Jimmy’’ Kerwin Con’? Walsh Greenpoint London Kerwin Walsh Long Dland

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Jaimes Nicholson Lingers as Police Seek Cross Street Murderer

Police say the Cross-street murderer Jaimes Nicholson remains at large in the city. The murdered woman’s brother has been arrested as a witness. An excellent photograph of Nicholson will be circulated. The Medical Examiner reported the woman was pregnant at four to five months. death caused by shock and hemorrhage.

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Jaimes Nicholson Nicholson Aces Harris

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Knights of Pythias elect officers in New Orleans

The supreme lodge of the world Knights of Pythias elected officers including Grand chancellor John Vanvalkenburg Fort Madison Iowa supreme vice chancellor Howard Douglass Ohio supreme prelate Dr John S King Toronto Ont supreme keeper of records and seal Judge R E Cowen Missouri supreme master alarms George B Shaw Wisconsin supreme inner guard C F Bragg Maine supreme outer guard John W Thompson Washington DC ast supreme chancellor Join Rk Linton Jonestown Pa The election of supreme master of the exchequer was deferred.

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New Orleans Supreme Lodge of the World Knights of Pythias John Vanvalkenburg Fort Madison Iowa Howard Douglass Ohio John S. King Toronto Ont R. E. Cowen Missouri George B. Shaw Wisconsin C. F. Bragg Maine Sureme John W. Thompson Washgton D. C Rk. Linton Jonestown

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New York Lawyer Files Massive Assignment of Preferences

John H. Deane, a lawyer at 120 Broadway, filed an assignment with about 500000 dollars in preferences. Creditors include Fourth National Bank 62506 Hanover National Bank 20000 University of Rochester 35251 American Baptist Home Mission Society 55697 Baptist Union for Ministerial Education 7500. Liabilities likely reach one million or more. Brindige, a china dealer at No. 3 Union Square, filed an assignment with 12344.50 in preferences.

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New York John H. Deane Broadway Fourth National Bank Hanover National Bank University of Rochester American Baptist Home Mission Society Baptist Union For Status M. Brindige China No. 3 Union Square

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Oxford Bear Association Holds Third Annual Reunion in Portland

The Oxford Bear association held its third annual reunion at Gilbert's hall in Portland. The event drew 125 attendees including Ex-Senator Hannibal Hamlin, ex-Mayor Strickland of Bangor, Col. Fred N. Dow, and Dr. A. E. P. Small. Speeches were delivered by many, with Hamlin among those present. Letters of regret were read from Congressman John B. Long of Massachusetts and Horatio King, among others.

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Portland Oxford Bear Association Gilbert’s Hall Hannibal Haimiin Strickland Bangor Fred. N. Dow A. E. P. Small Hamlin Jno. B. Long Massachusetts Horatio King

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Tragedy in Allen County Father Burns Children Alive

In Louisville on April 23 a man named Wm. B. Austin, long troubled, returned home after a year of illness and killed his two infant children by throwing them into a fire while the mother watched unable to intervene. She escaped with her surviving infant as flames consumed the others.

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Louisville Wm. B. Austin Allen County Reynolds Budd Celeste A. Burnett

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At the Capital Court Martial and Banking Bill Debates

A Washington dispatch reports a court martial to probe Gen Swaim amid charges raised by Bateman the banker. The piece also covers strenuous efforts by Collins and Morse to secure a hearing on the Bankruptcy Bill with tariff debate set to resume tomorrow.

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Reserves defeat Tremonts in Wednesday baseball game

The reserves easily beat the Tremonts with the Tremonts making many errors. The Tremonts played nervy and unsteady defense while the reserves offered little batting with runners on base. Game details include earned runs, bases on balls, and notable players, with a long slate of other games and local racing and boating notes following.

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Boston Housing Valuations and Ferry Promotions 1883

May 1 1883 statistics show Boston dwelling counts and valuations with 524 vacant homes among 45 986 residences. hotel values list includes Vendome at 50 000 and many others. East Boston ferries promote staff, launch new Ilugh O’Brien on the north route with first trip at 2 30 P M Wednesday.

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D. H. Morrissey Board of Assessors Vendome Young's Parker House Portmouth Street Berkeley Oxford Agassiz Albion Bristol Huntington Hamilton Beacon Street Beacon Cluny Carlton Coolidge Marlboro Streets Sherman House Berwick Washington Street West Chester Park Commonwealth Avenue Arlington Street Adelphia Madison Joy Beacon Streets St. Cloud Lafayette Continental City Hospital Albany Street East Boston Ferries Cornelius J. Murphy J.P. Whittier Patrick Crowley C. J. Sullivan Crowley Ilugh O’brien

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Fire alarms report Boston area blaze damages and losses

Alarm 231 at 11 25 A M Wednesday reported a fire in the upper part of John Norton tenement at 1063 Harrison Avenue Roxbury part of roof burned with 3200 loss. Box 8 Lynn alarm for an old barn on Shirley estate burned to the ground. Box 25 Somerville alarm at 6 P M caused by sparks on Somerville Avenue building owned by Geo H Simmonds with no damage. Box 2 East Cambridge alarm for a car containing straw at Boston Lowell and Nashua railroad yard loss on car and straw 225. Brief Reports by Telegraph Willimantic Conn April 23 Washington marks in South Coventry burned Tuesday night occupied by Gilbon & Courson for manufacturing tun nnel dress goods heated bearings mills owned by Lawrence A Kimball Providence insured 70000 mutuals Gilbon & Carlson insured 65000 two hundred hands unemployed. Providence R I April 23 sparks from locomotive in yard of Merchants and Miners transportation company Baltimore line yard on India Street set fire to cotton just landed from steamship Blackstone loss 15 to 25 percent of estimated 47355

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New York Delegates open GOP convention with Boynton as temp chair

At Urica New York on April 23 the Republican state convention began with James D. Warren presiding. N. C. Boynton wins temp chair as Edmunds faction gains early support. Delegates vote 251 to 240 and read platform urging Arthur administration, tariff protection, civil rights, and federal aid for education while signaling Blaine and Sherman interests for Chicago.

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Urica N. Y James D. Warren United States Warner Miller Mr. Roosevelt New York Nathaniel C. Boynton Essex Roosevelt Herkimer Edmund 4 Pitts Orleans George Bliss Vrooman N. C. Boynton Republican Party of Republican Party Chicago Arthur Wirth Tenthb Hievenih Congress House of Representatives Democratic Party

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Portland Mayor Moves Against Police Chief Amid Rum Trade

In Portland on April 23 rumors swirl that Mayor King seeks to remove Chief of Police Andrews after a pre election bargain with rumsellers. Law and Order league warns Republican aldermen of disaster. Andrews accuses political motives, while police crack down on liquor as the rift threatens party loyalty.

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Wawley And Arthur Favored At Connecticut GOP Convention

Hartworp April 23 delegates chosen to Chicago meet with large attendance Hon Samuel Fessenden elected chairman Arthur praised Hawley cheered Blaine preferred after first ballot Delegation at large John L Houston Samuel E Merwin Jr Augustus Brandegee Frederick Mills unpledged but for Hawley long as his name remains and Blaine leads later Resolution commends Arthur administration and expresses party confidence

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Wawley Arthur Blaine Hartworp Chicago Samuel Fessenden Stamford Gen. Hawley John L. Houston Enfield Samuel E. Merwin, Jr New Haven Augustus Brandegee New London Frederick Mills Salisbury Hawley

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Turbulent Territorial Convention Opens in Huron

In Huron South Dakota and North Dakota factions clash as K W Caldwell and Major Edwards bid for leading the temporary order. J O Scoby and J H King are nominated, both elected, and prayer begins with South Dakota’s clergyman first. A county call decides the temporary chair, favoring South Dakota’s King. The convention recesses.

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Huron Dak K. W. Caldwell South Dakota Major Edwards North Dakota J. O. Scoby J. H. King

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Fourth District Republicans elect delegates to Chicago

The Fourth District Republican convention met in Boston to name two delegates and two alternates for the national convention in Chicago. Gove and Gallagher won the held seats after a contested process, with Young and Taylor elected as alternates. the total delegate count was 41. Sixth District Republicans held their meeting in Lynn with 102 delegates reported. Turner chaired, Parker secretary, and Hall of Saugus named to fill a vacancy. Amos Breed and Carroll Wright were chosen as delegates to Chicago. Eighth, Twelfth districts also reported their conventions with delegates chosen and no presidential instructions.

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Chicago Boston Republican City Committee E. M. McPherson Francis Hayden Committee On Jesse M. Gove Ewaebbeay Odd Fellows’ Hall Lynn Henry E. Turner Malden John L. Parker R.A. Southworth Charlestown M.J. Ferrin Stoneham Marshall Everett Harman Hall Saugus Amos F. Breed Ward (5 Blaine Hawkes J. T. Wilson Nahant Board of Selectmen Chester A. Arthur Lowell Frederick T. Greenhalge Andrew C. Stone Lawrence Joseph L. Sargent Dracut Frederick E. Clark Edmunds Springfield Mass Chester Henrys. Hyde That City Levi L. Brown Adams Edward 8. Wilkinson North Adams Charles N. Yeamans Westfield

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Wagner Farewell Wagner Concerts in Mechanics Hall

Charles K. Locke announces two grand farewell Wagner concerts in Mechanics Hall on May 6 directed by Theodore Thomas with Amalia Materna Emma Juch Christine Nilsson Emily Winant Hermann Winkelmann Franz Remmertz and the Thomas orchestra of 150 musicians and a 600 voice festival chorus. Ticket sales begin April 29 at 9 A M.

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Wagner Charles KE. Locke Thomas Mechanics’ Hall Theodore Thomas Amalia Friedrich Materna Emma Juch Mme Christine Nilsson Emily Winant Hermann Winkelmann Theodore Toedt Emil Scaria Franz Remmertz Thomas Orchestra Festival Chorus J. B. Shari

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Struck by a Horse Car in Roxbury Man Injured

Charles R. E. Ellis, 55, of 2717 Washington street Roxbury, fell on Washington street at Milk Street, his head hitting a passing horse car and causing a deep bleeding cut. He was taken to the city hospital.

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Quincy Charles RE. Ellis Washington Street Roxbury Milk Street City Hospital Humphrey Lynch City Moriarity East Boston New York Thomas Galvin Marshall House Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company Chester Park Avenue F. A. Hall Green Street Charles W. Harrington Saratoga Street Burnham George D. McPherson Flint Street Somerville Boston and Maine Railroad Main Street Charlestown

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Westley A. Gove Towboat to Be Launched by Commercial Wharf

The Commercial Wharf towboat company plans the launch of the Westley A. Gove from Atlantic works in East Gaston next Monday afternoon. The 84 by 14 and a half by 9 foot vessel, with 20 inch cylinders and 22 inch stroke, will operate under 100 pounds of steam and is designed for deep sea and inland service. This is the third boat built by the firm in eighteen months, reflecting rapid growth under Captain Clark to meet rising Boston shipowners demand.

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Westley A. Gove Commercial Wharf Towboat Company Atlantic Works East Gaston Gove Clark Boston

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Marion Wentworth Defies Odds in Local Boat Race Claim

A Boston letter writer praises the Marion Wentworth owned by Col. Thomas Pierce. He claims the boat beat the Gitana and the America in a 36 mile breeze, with Capt. Cook as witness. Credits go to John Cahill for hull work and Albert Low for spars and sails.

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Senate actions and elections in Massachusetts continues

In the senate on Wednesday reports cover abolishing separate criminal terms in Berkshire and Hampshire, a life insurance non-discrimination bill with amendments, a resolution to thank the Peaked Hill Bar life saving station crew, and passage of a veterans prisoners bill. Elections proceed for councillor with Wells and Butler leading, Cape Cod Canal bill debated and postponed, and various orders set for Monday and Thursday actions including drainage and education tax considerations.

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Cape Cod H. H. Gilmore Senate Loring Joint Committee On the Judiciary Berkshire Hampshire Andrew Committee On the Judiciary Committee On Stevens Committee On Federal Relations General Court Isaac G. Fisher Peaked Hill Bar Provincetown State Treasury Usher Commonwealth Charles R. McLean Numdoe of VOCS Ckceiks Tas Csscke Cs Necosgrey Bonoigg Oo Co Sicy Sos Sacks James Smith Boston Had Henry J. Wells Cambridge John Haskell Butler Somerville Henry H. Gilmore William A. Tower Lexington Eames Smiths Ces Scsce saeeeWece Cse Ichowas Coches Tower

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Legislature Session Notes on Reports and Bills

The house met at 11 with Speaker Mar den presiding. Reports from joint committees were laid on the table. Barker of Worcester reported election law bills. Potter of Worcester moved to reconsider the poultry sale bill vote. after debate the motion failed. The Boston Surety company charter was laid on the table. The Hampden probate and insolvency salary bill advanced to a third reading 70 to 52. Afternoon session.

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House Marden Senate Barker Worcester Potter Boston Surety Company Hampden Messrs. Harvey Westboro Hastings Warren and Brackett Boston Bowker Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity Baker Beverly Stow Fall River Hardy Arlington District Court Berkshire Athol Dana Petersban Phillipston Royalston Templeton Gardner and Hubbardston Tufts New Braintree

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Body of Needham man found in Charles River near Newton Highlands

Ferdinand A. Mathey of Needham is found dead in the Charles River with unclear cause. Police suspect accidental drowning after missing a Brookline train, with a possible motive of murder due to missing gold watch and $10. Autopsy to be performed. Mathey, a Swiss-born watchmaker, leaves wife and four children, last seen Monday night in Boston.

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Abbott Arrested in Missouri as Boston Bank Robbery Suspect

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Desperate Prize Fight Ends With Kerwin Victory

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Jaimes Nicholson Lingers as Police Seek Cross Street Murderer

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Tragedy in Allen County Father Burns Children Alive

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At the Capital Court Martial and Banking Bill Debates

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Reserves defeat Tremonts in Wednesday baseball game

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Boston Housing Valuations and Ferry Promotions 1883

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Fire alarms report Boston area blaze damages and losses

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New York Delegates open GOP convention with Boynton as temp chair

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Portland Mayor Moves Against Police Chief Amid Rum Trade

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Wawley And Arthur Favored At Connecticut GOP Convention

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Turbulent Territorial Convention Opens in Huron

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