Naval Apprentices Learn Sail Handling on the Sabine
A New London correspondent outlines the daily routine for naval apprentices aboard the Sabine. The program emphasizes discipline, schooling, and seamanship with muster, mast-head drills, gunnery, and strict rules. Commander Lowry leads with a paternal, firm approach, and 118 apprentices have already joined naval life, with plans to enlist thousands more nationwide.
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Regiments Visit and 57th Mass Casualty Totals Reported
The 57th Massachusetts Regiment arrives at Readville with veterans from the 29th. The 57th’s losses for the year include 11 officers and 91 men killed and 22 officers and 391 enlisted men wounded, with 12 missing in battle. The roster lists Colonel N. B. McLaughlin and staff, Major Gould, Surgeon Whitman White, Chaplain Cashill, Jr., and other officers and noncommissioned officers.
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State House
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Ninth Army Corps
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E. P. Gould
Whitman V. White
Alfred H. Cashill, Jr
Albert Doty
David S. Clarke
M. F. Gavin
Geo. E. Priest
Samuel Baxter
James A. Robbins
William H. H. Aldridge
Hos
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Henry G. Prout
Wm. . Nichols
Lexington and West Cambridge Railroad Elects Blinn President
The annual meeting in the Board of Trade rooms chaired by Addison Gage shows year ending July 31 earnings 31072 26 and total expenditures 34876 76 leaving net earnings 7428 15 after major costs. Directors elected include R D Blinn W A Tower Samuel Butterfield DL W Muzzey and W E Parmenter. Blinn to lead trains.
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Wixturop Lencu Flourishes in Federal Court Notice
The Wixturop Lencu in Federal court is thriving thanks to a Post notice. The proprietor has expanded by adding private dining rooms offering clean, wholesome meals at low prices. The owner’s enterprise has earned public patronage with lunch and meals available around the clock.
The New Theatre Opens at Apollo Garden Estate
Mr Alonzo Morris of the Minstrel Opera House has bought the Apollo Garden estate on Washington near Harvard street. A brick theatre in the style of Niblo’s, New York, will be built for first class comedy. No management合同 set yet. Completion expedited. opening likely next season.
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Presentation to a Telegraph Manager in Boston
Mr. C. W. Hills night manager of the American Telegraph Company was presented with a gold mounted cane by the office attaches on the eve of his departure from Boston to take an important post in Baltimore.
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Buckieys Serenaders Offer Early Visit to Popular Troupe
Review praises the Buckieys Serenaders minstrel company noting Mr Roberts as a leading feature. It highlights his vocal prowess and regards him as among the best singers seen before the public in years.
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Iron Bridge Planned for Back Bay Lands
James Tetlow to build an iron bridge for the Boston Water Power Company at Chelsea works. The proposed structure will span 80 feet and measure 86 feet in width for placement on the Back Bay Lands.
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Auction Sale at South Boston House and Store
George R. Hichborn sold by auction yesterday afternoon a dwelling house and store on the corner of F and Second streets in South Boston for 1710 dollars. J. R. Fitz was the purchaser.
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Boston Music Hall to Close Butter Troupe Engagement
The Butter troupe’s engagement ends with the final performance scheduled for Wednesday evening. A nightly attractive programme will be offered through the remaining performances at Boston Music Hall.
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National Rocxitanp Bank appoints new cashier
Mr Robert G. Molineux is named cashier to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Mr Charles E. Richardson at the National Rocxitanp Bank.
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Deaths from Burns and Sudden Dying at Home
A woman, Nancy Dewitt, of 104 Cross Street, died at City Hospital from burns when her clothes caught fire. Mrs French, wife of Lucas French, died suddenly Tuesday evening while sitting in a chair at 2 People’s Ferry Avenue, where she resided.
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Governor and Council to Nantucket for High School celebration
The Governor and Council with their ladies departed Boston yesterday for Nantucket to attend the High School celebration.
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Ransom Cook in Equity vs Lamson and Goodnow Patent Case
A bill in Equity to restrain Lamson and Goodnow Manufacturing Co from using plaintiff Ransom Cook patent. Defendants used under a license for nine years. license expired with patent but extension granted. Notice to show cause why injunction should not issue returnable Aug 7. H G Parker for complainant.
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Multiple arrests and a murder charge in Market Street case
Mary Donahoe waived examination for stealing 55 dollars from John King and was committed for trial with 700 dollars bail. Melvin Maley faced 600 dollars bail for stealing 38 dollars from Julia Nolan at 57 Cooper Street. Michael Swan, bailed 1000 dollars, was committed for trial for stealing 315 dollars from a returned soldier named James O Connors. Charles Doherty and Dennis Coughlan were arrested for assaulting David Pettingill. Pettingill died, making them charged with murder and held for examination Friday. Thirteen boys were fined 2 dollars each for bathing near the Old Colony and Newport Railroad bridge at Lehigh Street in view of passersby.
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Supreme Court Chambers Before Judge BaRNarp
The New York Express reports proceedings in Supreme Court Chambers with Judge BaRNarp presiding on an August 1 filing. Details focus on the motion and related filings as recorded in the courtroom diary.
War News From Galveston and Texas Railroads
New Orleans dates arrive as Texas railroads total over four hundred miles in operation. Many newspapers reduced from eighty five to thirty three in the state. Federal troops capture about thirty malefactors. rebel Col Lowrey trial proceeds in Houston for pulling down the National flag. Over three thousand oaths of amnesty and sixteen hundred soldiers’ paroles reported. Robbers and jayhawkers arrested in the west. property recovered. Maximilian’s Matamoros visit awaited. Cortinas clamps down on Matamoros commerce. Freedmen in Louisiana numbered under thirty five, rationing limited to the sick and elderly.
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Savannah Dates and Military Reorganization Report
The Savannah Herald notes Savannah dates arriving on the 29th, mail bags sent to Augusta and Southern Georgia, Florida. Military police disbanded. armed patrols replace them. Provost Courts abolished. Capt Cox acts as post Provost Marshal and Lieut Col York as District Judge. F W Sims seeks restoration of Savannah Republican. Gen Brannan denies due to treasonous conduct. Public market prices set by Gen Davis.
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