Dr Webb Defends Actions on Home Missionary Defalcation Case
Rev Dr E B Webb pastor of Shawmut Avenue Congregational Church responds to allegations about the demond defalcation as Home Missionary Society treasurer. He recounts voting to invest $15 000 in securities and notes family influence on Robert Steele estate. Webb defends not judging the will and emphasizes pastoral duty to support the church and governance.
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E. B. Webb
Shawmut Avenue Congregational Church
Demond
Home Missionary Society
Dr. Webb
New York
Home Missionary
Robert Steele
Webb
National Society
Boston Greenback Laborers Hold Caucus and Support Convict Labor Reform
The Boston City Central Greenback Labor Committee met at 442 Washington St to elect delegates, approve treasurer’s report, and appoint panels to pursue reform. They adopted resolutions backing purer Greenback candidates, opposing coalitions, and urging fair two week vacation pay for city workers. A Fall River spinners delegation appealed for aid amid strike hardship, with local committees tasked to canvass wards for support. meeting adjourned for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenback-Labor Party
Washington Street
J. F. Brown
Jonas Hagar
Timothy Daley
Committee On Discipline
Ward 18
Committee On Organization
Vincent
Ward 9
van Bentheussen
Greenback Labor Party
Boston
Hagar
Greenback
Fall River
Mr. Bowker
Hathaway, Chare & Company
Richard Garvey
Messrs. McElwain
Vansentheussen
Bowker
Driscoll
Sailors on Shore Fight Ends With Arrest on Shore
Charles Johnson a carpenter on the United States sloop of war Constellation and Daniel S Milliken a seaman from the same ship quarrelled on Merrimac street Thursday night. Johnson claimed Milliken injured him. Milliken said he found Johnson drunk and tried to help him aboard. Both were jailed at Station 3 with Milliken charged with assault and battery and Johnson held as a witness.
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Charles Johnson
Daniel S. Millikep
Wharff
Station 3
No. 110
Merrimac Street
Johnson
Milliken
Mrs Mary Livermore to Speak Twice at Highland Lake
Highland Lake Grove managers plan two Sunday addresses by Mrs Mary A Livermore at 11 A M on The Religion of Healthfulness and 3 P M on Immortality Executing speakers with strong audience sway and magnetic delivery Travis departures from New York and New England depot at 9 30 A M and 12 45 P M with returns at 1 45 and 6 30 P M stopping at intermediate stations
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Highland Lake Grove
New York and
New England
Summer Street
Physionos Cespocraphy Society hosts Lovell's Grove excursion
The Physionos Cespocraphy Society held its first noonlight excursion of the season to Lovell's Grove. A large, select party danced, enjoyed refreshments, and returned to the city late. Several new members were admitted and the first degree administered. Two more excursions are planned this season.
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Physionos-Cespocraphy Society
Lovell’s Grove
Prowling Accident On Little Annie Sails Into Mystery
Alfred Roberts a 23 year old mate of the schooner Little Annie of St John New Brunswick went aloft on the bowsprit in a drunken stupor and disappeared after. his hat was later found floating in the dock prompting fears he fell overboard and was drowned.
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Alfred Roberts
St. John
N. B
Public Socialist Meetings Announced in City
Socialistic Labor Party announces Mr P F O'Neill will speak on Land and Labor in Ireland at Hospitaller Hall 712 Washington Street Saturday next. On Tuesday evening German Socialists plan a lecture at Nauer's Mall 1094 Tremont Street by Mr Fred Erhardt on The Means of Socialistic Agitation.
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P. F. O'Neill
Hospitaller Hall
Washington Street
Ireland
Nauer’s Mall
Tremont Street
Fred. Erhardt
Mrs Mann Dies by Own Action at Lunatic Hospital
Mrs Mann of No 516 street South Boston committed death by own action at 4 30 AM Thursday at the lunatic hospital by hanging herself to a window iron cross bar. The night attendant found her asleep at 5 o'clock. Attempts to resuscitate failed. A recent death in the family is said to have affected her mind.
Body Identified of Samuel Farrell Found near Spectacle Island
The body pulled from the water near Spectacle Island on Wednesday has been identified as Samuel Farrell, a Western co by a gentleman from the Point Pleasant House of City Point South Boston, on Thursday.
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Spectacle Island
Samuel Farrell
Western Co
Point Pleasant House
City Point
Boston
Gas Leak Causes Fire at Barone House on Howard Street
A gas pipe leak at Barone House No 43 Howard Street sparked a fire Thursday evening. Engine 4 extinguished the flames without an alarm, with damage estimated around 26 dollars.
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Barone
Howard Street
Engine 4
Bell Telephone Manager Joins Key at Mountains
National Bell Telephone Company general manager T N Vail joins Postmaster General Key on a mountain trip. Rumor says Boston engraver John A Lowell may move to New York this fall. The item notes Walnut Hill losing something Creedmoor may gain.
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T.N. Vail
National Bell Telephone Company
Key
John A. Lowell
Boston
New York
Walnut Hill
Creedmoor
Forepaughs Circus draws crowds on Coliseum grounds
Forepaughs Circus and Menagerie attracts large crowds in the city with its famed owner and animals. The second parade drew thousands, and today’s last show is expected to exceed capacity, with Lynn Park next on Saturday. Also praised are Rice's Surprise Party's Revels at the Theatre and Oakland Garden’s cool, popular evening concerts and pyrotechnics with Highland cars direct to the garden.
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Vorepaugh
Coliseum
Forepaugh
Lynn
Park Theatre
Rice
Oakland Garden
Illness of City Officials and Local Crime Report
Alderman Eldredge of Ward 5 lies seriously ill at home with fever. Isaac Hagar head of Assessors falls ill after heavy workload and the death of colleague Mr. Collins. John Cornell in the Davis shooting case pleads reduced bail of 1000 dollars and claims they met robbers near Mr. Wilson’s house. John A. Kenrick sworn in as Newton Treasurer and Collector and names Francis M. Trowbridge as clerk deputy collector.
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Eldredge
Isaac Hagar
Board of Assessors
Department
Collins
John Cornell
Davis
Baker
Wilson
TRE
John A. Kenrick
Newton
Francis M. Trowbridge
Robbery at Derby wharf ends in garrote and gun cash haul
Captain John W. Arey of the schooner D. R. Arey was attacked by four men at Derby wharf at midnight. He fought them and believes he stabbed one. The robbers took 415 in money and fled. The report covers other local items on labor troubles, probate allocations, and civic notes.
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BoLp Rosbeeryy
John W. Arey
D. R. Arey
Derby Wharf
Arey
Ben Lowell theatrical manager dies at 41 in New York
Ben Lowell renowned theater promoter died at the Sturtevant House New York City at 5 30 am July 31 from sunstroke suffered three days earlier. He was about 41, born in Saco Missouri, worked with Barnum and later in Boston at the Globe Theatre and on the New England circuit. He leaves a wife and no children and his body goes to Biddeford Me for funeral. Other obituaries note lawyer John Proffatt in San Francisco and Deacon Joseph Burgess of Hardwick Mass.
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Bernard
Curtis
Sturtevant House
New York City
Saco
Dv. T. Barnum
Aquarium Garden
Andrews Hall
Jordan & Marsh’s
Barnum
Jarrett’s ‘Warren Combination
Simmonds
Lowell & Simmonds
New England
Bedett
Nasby
Neil Burgess
Ben Lowell
Miss Smith
Providence
R. J
New York
Biddeford
George Washington Mark
Mark
Greenfield
N. Y
Frentanelli
Hamilton Wilkes
Rome
King Humbert
Church of the Holy Apostles
John Devine
Devine
Ward 20
The
Highlands
Derry
Ireland
Elisabeth Sims
Lee County
Plough R. Miles
Grantville
Millbury
Harvard College
Worcester
Francis Thieler
Medford
Fulton Street
Thieler
Boston and Maine
William Dillon
Penny Bridge
Irvington
Tarrytown
Washington Irving
William Cothren
Farmington
Ezekiel Merrill
Hill
N. G
Deacon Dwight Wheelock
East Chester Park
B. F. Fitch
Louisville
Col
John V. D. Dubois
Hudson
Burglary thwarted by help in Wilton. deaths and taxes noted
In Wilton a burglar attack on Mr. Blanchard was foiled with his hired man’s timely aid. a Ipswich native James Williams, long employed on Long Island, died suddenly likely from heart disease. Tax data lists 481 firms paying over $50 in Rockland, led by Cobb Lime Co. and individuals like John T. Berry and Francis Cobb. The Steadman affair resurfaces in Dover as Miss Clark recalls his deceit. Funeral events mark Alfred Veazie’s Bangor death. he led Veazie Bank and served as Gen Veazie’s executor.
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Blanchard
Wilton
James Williams
Ipswich
Mass
Jenks
Long Island
Portland
Rockland
Cobb Lime Company
John T. Berry
Francis Cobb
N. A. Farwell
A. K. Spear
Steadman
Dover
Clark
Alfred Veazie
Bangor
Bar Harbor
Veazie
Veazie National Bank
New Hampshire News Briefs Include Trials and Transfers
Plymouth stage line sold to Frank Chase of Compton. Caleb Hull Jr. injured by a printing press. Efforts to form a temperance club in Concord. Five Cent Savings Bank declares 20 percent dividend. Oak Park Association changes fair dates. Taunton visitor nearly poisoned by bed bug poison. L. J. Reder killed near Bellows Falls. Dartmouth opens 83rd medical lectures. Ohio artist lost on Mt. Washington. Manchester brigade muster undecided. Dover man faces assault and forgery charges. Presidential range excursion praised. Counterfeit ten-dollar coin seized in Warren. Sargent pardoned from Sutton burglary sentence. State Normal School and Insane Asylum trustees named. Various road and facility appointments. State House janitor reappointed. Boston man named State Liquor Agent.
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Plymouth
Compton
Frank Chase
Caleb Hull, Jr
Newburyport
Concord
Five Cent Savings Bank of
Oak Park Association
Peterboro
Joseph Stanwood
Taunton
L. J. Reder
Cheshire Railroad
Bellows Falls
Troy Masonic Lodge
Mt. Pleasant House
Manchester
Soldiers’ Monument
Frank Smith
Dover
Presidential Range
Burt
Summit House
Bethlehem
Warren
Jewett
Cuba
John 8. Sargent
Sutton
State Normal School
Geo. B. Spaulding
Daniel C. Roberts
William E. Buckman
Chester
Hosea W. Parker
Claremont
Charles A. Jewell
Insane Asylum
Ellery A. Hubbard
Laconia
Jeremiah F. Hall
Portsmouth
Charles H. Greenleaf
Joan W. S. Tuttle
Franconia Notch
Charles E. Low
Randolph Roads
Sherburn R. Merrill
Shelburne
Dixville
Peter Bennett
Wentworth
John K. Stokes
State House
Harry Hugsiey
Boston
Vermont Academy fall session promised large attendance
News notes from Saxton's River report a strong forecast for a large attendance at the fall session of the Vermont Academy. Other items mention golden wedding anniversaries in Newport and New Haven, a brief visit by Gov Talbot and brothers to Danby, and public health updates on Newark diphtheria with no current cases. Ex Gov Levi Underwood, Vermont railroad lawyer, left Concord asylum for Wells River with counsel, in good health and sound mind, staying with George Leslie in Newbury.
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Vermont Academy
Saxton’s River
H. W. Root
Newport
Julius L. Eldridge
New Haven
Gov. Talbot
Massachusetts
Danby
Newark
H. T. Hosford
Levi Underwood
Vermont
Concord
N. H
Wells River
Frank S. Streeter
George Leslie
National Bank of Newbury
Gov. Underwood
New York
Canada
Burlington
Captains Meet at Garnet as News Flows From Various Local Parts
A busy Boston and Massachusetts scene reports Capt. Van Cott docking at Garnet with Capt. Holmes of the Life Saving Station. A 10 year old Springfield boy, Jimmy Corridon, crushed by freight cars in Boston and Albany yard, dies instantly. A blacksmith shop at the State Prison will host about forty girls after lease by Waring & Co for five years. James A. Stetson schooner delivers ninety barrels of mackerel from Block Island at Gloucester, selling at $30 per barrel. Officer Leland suspended thirty days for sleeping on his Massachusetts State Prison watch, with Walles replacing him. A Fitchburg worker, Hayward, dies after a head injury from cold water. Toomey and Sullivan arraigned in Newburyport for assault on Capt. Griffin. bonds set and jail time noted. Holyoke mill operatives thrift noted by bank deposits. Hopkinton boot shops strike, with new workers to replace. Free and Easy Club excursion honors J. R. Huntington’s 50th birthday at Black Rock. McFay liquor case discharged for lack of jurisdiction. Governor and Council discuss Concord water supply for State Prison. Brockton votes on drainage and sewerage, funds approved. A Brockton committee to manage Packer and Porter suit is formed.
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van Cott
Garnet
Lhiolmes
Jimmy Corridon
Springfield
Boston
Albany
Waring & Co
State Prison
James A. Stetson
Williard Poole
Gloucester
Block Island
Leland
Massachusetts State Prison
Garfield
Walles
Frederick H. Hayward
Ashby
Fitchburg
Toomey and
Sullivan
Newburyport
Capt
Griffin
Toomey
Superior Court
Holyoke
Hopkinton
Amesbury
J. R. Huntington
Black Rock
Henry McFay
Myrick’s
Fox
Bristol
Plymouth
Lakeville
Concord Junction
Carter
Assabet
Concord
Brockton
C. W. Sumner
Packer and Porter
Supreme Court
J. J. Whipple
W. F. Cleveland
W. W. Cross
F. P. Washburn
D. 5. Packard
Yachtsmen Clambake at Rocky Point Before New Bedford Voyage
Atlantic Club yachtsmen held a clam-bake at Rocky Point on Thursday before sailing to New Bedford. The Democratic State Central Committee meets in Providence to arrange for the Wallace Congressional Committee visit to probe alleged illegal Providence Custom House appointments. arrival set for August 10.
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Atlantic Club
Rocky Point
New Bedford
Democratic State Central Committee
Providence
Wallace
Providence Custom House
Malaria Fears Rise Across State After New Town Epidemics
The State Board of Health reports increasing malarial fevers and several newly identified towns with epidemics. Anderson, the Wallingford murderer now serving life, was found in prison with citizen clothes under garb and a long sharp knife. Authorities suspect his aim was to gain access to keys during contact.
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State Board of Health
Anderson
Wallingford
Keene Driving Club Races Conclude With 2.37 Class Wins
Keene New Hampshire July 31 The Keene Driving Club closed its meeting trotting in 2.37 and free-to-air classes with multiple 2.3x times. Notable runners include Veuy Mack Young Columbus and Pandy with drivers Lincoln Purdy and Hagar among others. The day featured purse events of 250 to 300 dollars and a total varied lineup of horses and drivers across heats.
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N. H
Kens
Crus
Lincoln
Marlboro
Mass
B. m. Veuy Mack
Crissiccci
James Purdy
Saratoga
N. Y
B. G. Young Columbus, Jr
A. Johnson
Brockton
B. G. Ar- Soda
G. E. Root
Greenfield
B. G. Downs
H. Couillard
S. G. Volike
Waiwasake
F. H. Hagar
B. m. Pandy
Scosesseas
Neta Cai
J. Josion
New Haven
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Richardson
New Bedford
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Volcano
G. H. Babcock
North Adams
M. Kitty Lves
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H.G. Smith
Providence
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Eteeey
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Annie Low
B. D. Marsh
Great Falls
N.H
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Keene Driving Club
Keene Daivine Cross
Eurth
A Woodward
Providence R. I
B. G. Dickard
A. F. Wildes
Chicopee Falls
Gild Dayway
C. A. Sweetser
Holyoke
Oess
W. Hastings
Framingham
G. Bush
Stephen Durgin
Weltboro
B.m. Annie K
G. A. Fowler
Conn
B. m. Goshen Babi
Cde
D. Bigley
Boston
Robert B. Thomas
A Johnson
Frank Munson
Elling
Eliensville
Blanton Duncan Seeks Support at Greenback Rally in Portland
Col Blanton Duncan of Kentucky spoke to about 1 000 people in City Hall under Greenbackers auspices. He argued South should not challenge central government, praised prosperity, attacked class legislation and racial policy, and critiqued Blaine. Also notes Bangor and Cumberland County Republican and Greenback nom/meetings with multiple local figures.
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Portland
Blanton Duncan
Kentucky
City Hall
Greenbackers
Blaine
South
Jefferson Davis
Col. Harper
Picnic Disorder at Hibernians Event in Lawrence
At the Zoological Garden in South Lawrence a Peabody Hibernians picnic drew about 800 people. Rowdyism and fights erupted with heavy drinking. police needed reinforcement to quell the disturbance and separate unruly picnickers before trains left for Peabody.
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Lawrence Roughs
Peabody
Firemen's Muster Winners at Northampton Event
Springfield reporters note Eagle Hose of Greenfield won $200 for fastest run and hose lay in 1 minute 14.25 seconds, Independents of Chicopee took $125 in 1 minute 18.25 seconds, Morton Company of Pittsfield earned $75 in 1 minute 19.25 seconds, Phillips of Westfield and Housatonic of Pittsfield split $50 in 1 minute 20.25 seconds for a tie.
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Springfield
Mass
Northampton
Eagle Hose Company
Greenfield
Independents
Chicopee
Morton Company
Pittsfield
Phillips Company
Westfield
Housatonic
Colby Absence Rumor Proved False in New Hampshire
A May 20 dispatch claimed George H. Colby of Lancaster had fled with about $3,000 from his wife. Colby returned home last week from a European trip with his brother and is back, with no arrest efforts pursued. The alleged irregularity is deemed ill-founded.
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Woodsville
George H. Colby
Baseball Yesterday Scores Across New England and Beyond
Results from Holyoke New Bedford Campello Gloucester Syracuse Chicago Cincinnati and Troy show varied outcomes. Holyokes defeated Hudsons 7 to 1 while New Bedfords beat Springfields 2 to 0. Worcesters won 5 to 3 over Campellos. Atlantics crushed Chelseas 28 to 8. Providence beat Stars 10 to 2. Chicagos defeated Clevelands 6 to 3. Buffalos topped Cincinnatis 5 to 3. Bostons prevailed 19 to 3 over Troy Citys.
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Holyoke
Mass
Holyokes
Hudsons
New Bedford
New Bedfords
Springfields
Campello
Worcesters
Campellos
Gloucester
Atlantics
Chelseas
Syracuse
Providence
Stars
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Chicagos
Clevelands
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Buffalos
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Troy
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