Aldermen clash in heated four hour Boston city council session
A stormy Boston aldermen meeting featured heated exchanges over park funding and ferry director votes. Alderman Hart brandished ballots in a chaotic scene while Carroll accused alleged fraud in Curtin's nomination, leading to multiple recounts and public outbursts.
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Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Park
Alderman Hart
Hart
Donovan
Allen
Carroll
O’brien
Boston
Alderman Freeman
Alderman Donovan
East Boston
John Curtin
Curtin
Smith
Sullivan, Capen
Maguire
Edward J. Flynn
Ferry
Alderman Carroll
Barr
Alderman Barr
John D. Driscoll
John
Park Committee
Henry Parkman
Republican City Committee
Carroll and Bromwich
Rise of American Cigarettes and the Two Brothers Behind Them
In 1871 two brothers started making cheap American cigarettes from rice paper and mild tobacco. The West Broadway shop grew into a major establishment while one brother amassed vast wealth and properties including mansions and a 2500 acre park, with speculation that his fortune reached ten to twenty million dollars. The piece notes the era’s fixation on huge sums as a mark of wealth.
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Galveston
West Broadway
Havana
Seagen Island
Butler
Oswego Midland Road
Knights of Labor Leaders Fail to Settle Squire Plant Dispute
John W. Hayes and district officers visited John P. Squire’s packing house seeking settlement on wages and controls. Squire refused price comparisons arbitration and any committee talks. Knights members warned patrons to favor other firms while a proposed co op slaughterhouse failed. Police action and court fines followed minor incidents.
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John P. Squire
John W. Hayes
The
Knights of Labor
New Brunswick
N.J
Mr. Hayes
Workman Litchman
J. H. Stillman
J. R. Pike
Mr. Howard
District 30
Mr. Laurie
Stillman
Squire
Mr. Stillman
Father O’brien
Church of the Sacred Heart
Mr. Squire
Murray
Harris
Suit Against Mercantile Agency Seeks 50000 Damages
George J. Raymond, a Tremont and Howard Street merchant, sues Edward Russell & Co. for 50000 damages claiming the Mercantile Agency sent reports after the Copeland estate annexation that harmed his credit and led to insolvency. The case, delayed four years, may go to trial in October. Raymond is represented by Morse and Lund. defendants by Hutchins Wheeler and Morse.
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Edward Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency
George J. Raymond
Tremont
Howard Streets
Raymond
Copeland
K. Raymond
R. M. Morse, Jr
Rodney Lund
Hutchins & Wheeler
Nathan Morse
Petition Seeks Extended High Service Water to State Street District
A Boston petition to the Water Board from prominent real estate owners and insurers asks for extended high service water supply to State Street and Post Office Square. Signatories include Samuel C. Cobb and Henry Lee with representatives from Mass Hospital Life, Equitable Life, American, North American, Globe, Boston Herald, and major banks. The aim is fire protection and daily water supply for office districts amid rising building activity and land values.
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Boston Water Board
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
State Street
Postoffice Square
Ofice
Money Centre
Boston
Samuel C. Cobb
Henry Lee
Francis Cabot
Boston Exchange Company
F. McCleary
Equitable Life Assurance Society
George P. Gardner
G. A. & J.L. Geradner
Washington Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Frank E Sweetzer
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
J. F. McKim
Moses Williams
Edward A. White
William Gaston
Ee Perkins
Tremont National and
Merchants’ National Bank
F. Haven, Jr
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Isaac 8. Croft
Charles A. Cotting
William Minot, Jr
William Minot, Jr. Ww. W. Ee
John Carr
First National Bank
R. Worthington
Boston Daily Traveller
Robert Codman
New England Mutual Life Imsurance Company
Benjamin F. Stevens
Boylston Insurance Company
J. W. Balch
North American Insurance Company
Albert Bowker
the Globe Newspaper Company
Charles H. Taylor
R. M. Pulsifer & Co
Boston Herald
T. Jefferson Coollege
Suffolk National Bank
A. Lawrence Edmands
Boston Advertiser Company
E. B. Hayes
Boston Daily Transcript
W.durant
Benjamin Kimball
Post Publishing Company
American Insurance Company
Francis Peabody
Henry P. Russell
James H. Beal
Jacob Sleeper
J. Henry Sleeper
National Bank
Isaac Pratt
Leverett Saltonstall
John Rayner
Thomas F. Edmands
John S. Farlow
Faneuil Hall National Bank
Nathan Robbins
Amos A. Lawrence
Thomas N. Russell
Liberty Square Warehouse Company
William E. Sparks
Whittier Lawyer Arrested for Embezzlement In Reid Case
James A L Whittier, a city lawyer and agent for Miss Harriet D Reid of 409 Shawmut Avenue, was arrested by Chief Inspector Hanscom and Inspector Burke on embezzlement charges believed to total around 27 000 dollars. Authorities sought Whittier at his Beacon Street residence and Devonshire Street office after Reid's funds and income dwindled, with the alleged misrepresentation of investments and property holdings. The affair links to decades of fiduciary control, a long association, and questions over the true extent of the missing assets. Whittier remained jailed at the Tombs without bail by midnight.
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James A. L. Whittier
Hanscom
Burke
Harriet D. Reid
Shawmut Avenue
Whittier
Whitter
Hotel
Albion
Beacon Street
Devonshire Street
Miss Reid
Mrs. Whittier
Mr. Whittier
Mr. Whittier Bowsating
Bateman
Ewing
Shattuck and Munroe
Butter and oleomargarine prank at market
In a humorous tale tied to the oleomargarine bill debate Governor Curtin, Judge Kelley, and others challenge Congressmen Scott of Erie and West of New York to tell butter from oleomargarine in a market test. Placards swapped, the trick exposes the joke as oleomargarine, while Scott and West praise butter. Scott presides as a major cattle breeder with a vast stock farm and racing stable.
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House of Representatives
Kelley
Curtin
Congress
Atlanta Constitution
West
New York
Scott
Pennsylvania
Washington
Mr. West
Mr. Scott
Erie
Tragic Death of John Greeney on Governor's Island
John Greeney aged 19 died after diving from a bathing house into three feet of water at Governor's Island. He suffered a broken spine and waned in agony for hours. Greeney, employed by Stilson Hutchins, resided in Washington D C. His hat was found embedded in the sand.
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N. H
John Greney
Stilson Hutchins
Governor’s Island
Washington, D. C
Visitors must send cards to Judge Coke, then find him absent
The New York Herald notes a Texas Senator Coke who lives on Sixth Street and keeps visitors to his house at bay by a card rule. Two Galveston friends tried to greet him but learned the rule and found the Senator away when the servant announced his absence.
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Alderman Coe
Carroll
O’ Brien
Alderman Barr
Donovan
Barr
North End
Charlestown
Alderman Carroll
Sullivan
East
Boston
Hart
Alderman Smith
Back Bay
Otters
Bromwich
Capen
Maguire
Smith and Sullivan
Allen
Coe
Freeman
Beacon Street
John R. Murphy
Fire Commission
John E. Fitzgerald
Stony Brook Commissioners
Judge Coke
Texas
Livess
Sixth Street
Galveston
Senator Coke
Which Pilot Was Right In Ferryboat Collision
Pilot Joy of the ferry Hugh O'Brien and Pilot Pope of the yacht Annie S both claim correctness after a collision last Wednesday. Local inspectors of steam vessels Savage and Burnham asked supervising inspector George H. Starbuck in New York for guidance on an investigation, with a decision expected today and a date to be set if authorized.
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Joy
Hugh O’brien
Pope
Annie S
United States
Messrs. Savage and Burnham
George H. Starbuck
New York
Starbuck
The New Grand Jury Sees August Term Start
Judge Barker charged the new grand jury at the August term opening. Assistant District Attorney Adams began presenting evidence for indictments. The jail held sixty four awaiting trial, nine examination, thirteen sentence and forty fine and costs. The grand jury will report Saturday.
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Barker
Adams
Grand Jarty
Walking Delegate Critiques Saturday Work Hours Clash
Walking Delegate Clinkard of the Carpenters Union notes a split in practices after a May 1 strike against the Master Builders' Association. He reports 198 of 455 shops gave eight hours on Saturday while 182 paid nine hours and 75 forced ten hours, with ten-hour work mainly at job shops.
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Clinkard
Carpenters’ Union
Master Builders’ Association
Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy Promises Cure
A reader is urged that coughing and throat clearing from catarrh can be relieved with Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy. The ad suggests sufferers should try the product to avoid failure in self cure.
Waltham Sets Plans for Second Annual River Carnival
Citizens gather in District Court to organize the second river carnival with Captain J L Keyser as chairman and E D Donnell as secretary. A proposed route from Waltham to Fox Island is discussed with Newton participation possible. The Waltham Canoe Club adds a major feature with thirty members and over twenty canoes. Fitchburg Railroad to run special trains for attendees.
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Thomas Curley
Dr. W. F. Jarvis
Henry P. Bartlett
C.J. Bassett
George C. Peore
E. M Richardson
S. W. Boynton
E. L. Barry
James F. Robinson
C. P. Nutting
E. M. French
C. Starbuck
James P. Murphy
Henry C. Churchill
Newton Boat Club
Waltham
Newton
Fox Island
Donnell
Waltham Canoe Club
Cambridge
Arlington
Fitchburg Railroad
New England Capitalists Visit Aroostook County by Flying Yankee
A large party of New England capitalists, headed by Fred Atwood of Winterport, began a tour from Eastern station at 9 AM bound for Aroostook County Me. The group, aided by Boston & Maine Maine Central and New Brunswick railroads, plans farm and enterprise visits including Caribou Presque Isle New Sweden Houlton and Vanceboro with Bangor as a return point and Bar Harbor on the final weekend.
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Eastern
New
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
New Brunswick
Cram
New Brunswick Railway
Bangor
Vanceboro
Caribou
New Sweden
Presque Isle
Houlton
Stony Brook cost estimates clash over permanent fix
City engineer pegs a permanent improvement at 593000 while the Stony Brook commission estimates 600000. Navy yard ropewalk reopened with over fifty men employed. Foresters mark 52nd anniversary with a morning parade and Arlington picnic. Church choir discusses vacant organist post after death of Joseph Lennon. Gambling dens raided. Hobart arrested after empty revolver display. Emily Hastings jailed for drunkenness and suicide attempt in cell at Station 1.
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Stony Brook
Navy Yard
Knights of Sherwood Forest
Order of Foresters
Foresters
Spy Pond Grove
Arlington
Department of Public Buildings and Public Education
St. Peter’s
R. C
Dorchester
Joseph G. Lennon
Feather Rowan
Frank P. Ewing
Bernard Carr
Hennessy
Miss Keenan
Brattle Street
Cornhill
James H. Hobart
William Hay
Eliot Street
Hobart
Emily Hastings
Kane
Deer Island
Waltham Gas and Electric Light Company Organized
A new firm named Gas and Electric Light Company of Waltham was formed Saturday night by ten stockholders of the current gas company. J. R R Farnum to serve as president with G. A. Stearns as secretary and treasurer. Directors include J. R. Farnum A. I. Lyman Lowell Clark J. B. Gooding Francis Buttrick C. Aw Welch Charities Houghton Augustus Flagg and Capen. Capital stock is 20 000 with 14 000 subscribed.
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The
Gas and Electric Light Company of
Waltham
J. R R. Farnum
G. A. Stearns
J. R. Farnum
A. I. Lyman
Lowell Clark
J. B. Gooding
Francis Buttrick
C. Awelch
Houghton
Augustus Flagg
Mr. Capen
Capist
Boston Veterans to Join Providence Firemen on Oak Island Trip
The Boston Veteran Firemen's Association plans an excursion with members and their ladies to Oak Island beach in Rhode Island. They will depart Providence station in the morning and meet the Providence veterans on arrival to enjoy music dancing baseball and a first class dinner at the beach.
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Boston Veteran Firemen’s Association
Providence
Oak Island Beach
R.I
Boston
Boston and Worcester Yacht Club Sets Sail on Second Cruise
The Boston and Worcester Wide Awake Yacht Club sails its second annual cruise along the South shore in the sloop Imogene captained by Allen Clark of Boston. The week to ten days voyage stars Frank H. Clark Lewis C. Clark Oscar C. Clark and others from Worcester with A. N. Delvey, William Livereage, J. Stanton, Ralph Phipps and 8. A. Buttrick of Chelsea aboard.
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Boston and Worcester
Wide Awake Yacht Club
Imogene
Allen Clark
Boston
Frank H. Clark
Lewis C. Clark
Oscar C. Clark
Charles T. Ross
J. Stanton
Ralph Phipps
A. N. Delvey
William E. Livereage
Worcester
8. A. Buttrick
Chelsea
Barometer Readings and Sea Level Corrections
The text discusses wind and barometer readings, instructs observers to scale barometers at a fixed hour daily to correct errors, and notes a correction of one one-hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level. It mentions a miniature almanac for Tuesday, August.
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Mometer
Cas
Sailed and port movements around Vineyard Haven harbor
Maritime notices from Vineyard Haven and nearby ports detail ships sailing to New York Boston Augusta and Calais with arrivals from Portland and Georges Island aboard vessels such as John Shay Modesty and Relief. A swedish seaman dies at 27 aboard Flora Rogers while other crews are rescued and repatriated via liners to Liverpool and Boston.
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Arbig John Shay
Conk
Windsor
New York
Rowe
Mogat
Rondout
Boston
Gracie M Parse
MacDowall
Philadelphia
Palestine Chadwick
New Bedford
Calais
J Nickerson
Winslow
Clark’s Island
Susie Kyffin
Kyffin
St John
Oew York
Sch Modesty
Smith
Bangor
Higgarnam
John Shay
Myrtle
Flora Rogers
Bngor
Baltimore
Sweden
Maurice Newman
Archibald Forestal
Dory
Alma
Bordeaux
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Aller
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South Pacific
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Jam
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European
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Cherbourg
Hamburg
Suevia
Vera Cruz
Campeche
Chiapas
Tabasco
Yucatan
City of Alexandria
Nassau
Santiago
Reese Eeerres
United States of Colombia
Honduras
Bay Islands
New Orleans
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
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Maritime Shipping Ledger of Global Vessels and Routes
A compact ledger lists sailing and voyage details for numerous ships and brigs, including ports such as Amsterdam Avonmouth Bordeaux Cork Greenock and London. Entries name vessel type captain port departure destination with dates spanning July and August across multiple nations. The list includes bark Marie Wang Meteor J OC Williams William Wright Nornen Sleipner Uno Premier Hedwig Victory Victoria Bonanza Magdalene Harvester Remittent Oscar etc with captains and origins like Quebec New York Philadelphia and St Johns NF.
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Amsterdam
aAr
Marie
Wang
Mobile
Avonmouth
Meteor
Currie
Newfoundland
Bordeaux
J OC Williams
Smith
Philadelphia
Warren
William Wright
Cook
Quebec
Cork
Nornen
Svendsen
Queens
Dundee
Corisanne
Thoms
St Johns
Bublin
Sleipner
Sorensen
Uno
Haavig
Exmonath
Premier
Guttormsen
Savannah
Fiume
Success
King
Hedwig
Minssen
Fleetwood
Frank Pendleton
Nichols
Barrow
Glasgow
John T Ives
Mann
Guysboro
Whalers Report Seven Weeks Out With No Fish
In New Bedford July 836 Sailea the bark Stafford under Howland is in the Indian Ocean near lat 36 N lon 40 W. The Mary Frazier of Edgartown with Downs spoke at July 6 and the Chase Morse spoke July 28 at lat 36 lon 74 30. Seven weeks at sea yielded no catch.
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New Bedford
Sailea
Stafford
Howland
Indian Ocean
Mary Frazier
Downs
Edgartown
Ion
Maritime ship movements and positions from 19th century logs
A string of vessel notes lists crews and routes with ship names such as Savannah Ryevale Aristos Borema Ironside Emery Ludvig Holberg Dunnerdale Manitoba Carmel and Dunstaffnage. Routes include Bremen New York Savannah Queenstown Liverpool St John Sydney Batavia Miramichi and Rio Janeiro with lat long positions and voyage dates in July and June.
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Ironside
Emery
New York
Sydney
Nsw
Jon
Ludvig Holberg
Saltz
Philadelphia
Batavia
Ion
Bard Dunnerdale
Liverpool
San Francisco
Manitoba
Cardiff
Rio Janeiro
Carmel
Dunstaffnage
Miramichi
Glasgow
Aetoria
Swi
Scotia
Shearer
Carbarien
Maritime incidents and collisions at various ports
Buenos Ayres reports a bark condemned at port last month with bail of 2600 dollars. The vessel arrived February 10 from Cardiff after grounding and puncturing her bottom. Crested Wave from Boston struck a rock at St Thomas harbor June 26, losing 70 feet of false keel and later being docked and remetal. T W McKay at St John reports a small schooner bound Eastport to Grand Manan lost bowsprit foremast and main topmast. captain cleared wreck and refloated. Brig Robert & Mary at Wilmington North Carolina was struck amidships by cutter Colfax. Brig Kyelland parted chain and collided with pilot boat Abbie. Gen Scott collided with an unknown steamer off Highland Light in fog. bowsprit and head gear lost.
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Buenos Ayres
Yarmouth
Cardiff
St Thomas
Lepage
Boston
St John
T W McKay
New York
Eastport
Grand Manan
Roberts
Wilmington
Robert & Mary
Baker
Colfax
Kyelland
Larsen
Smithville
Abbie
Scott
Provincetown
Highland Light
Passenger List from Steamer Roman Philadelphia Arrival
Column lists passengers and accompanying persons arriving aboard the steamer Roman from Philadelphia. Names include H H Brewer, George Hunter and wife, Dr AJ Allen and wife, nurse and two children, Jas Rendel and wife, W H Berry, Charles B Crewell, George H Berry, W P Willams, Mrs W P Williams, W B Webster, T McGrinn, S C Fox, G Peiton, CF Holly, A J Rudown, F Rutown, W P Buchanan, F Stewart, Harry T Porter, Wm Wright, August Morgan, R Diamond, W C Richardson, EK D Matthews and family, J Simpson, Mrs M M Bryan and two children, J W Keen, Edwin Shafer, E Gately, J W Johnson, George Niles, William Fisher, J W Cutcheon, John Mahan and Con Hughes.
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Philadelphia
H H Brewer
George Hunter
AJ Allen
Jas Rendel
W H Berry
Charles B Crewell
George H Berry
W P Willams
W P Williams
W B Webster
T McGrinn
S_ C Fox
G Peiton
CF Holly
A J Rudown
F Rutown
W P Buchanan
F Stewart
Harry T Porter
Wm Wright
August Morgan
R Diamond
W C Richardson
EK D Matthews
J Simpson
M M Bryan
J W Keen
Edwin Shafer
E Gately
J W_Johnson
George Niles
William Fisher
Mr Machern
T P Blanchard
W J Cunningham
J W Cutcheon
John Mahan
Con Hughes
SHIPPING AGENTS LIST OF VESSELS AND SAILINGS
A dense tabulation shows ships, dates, and agents for transatlantic and European routes. Vessels include Scythia, Cephalonía, Gallia, Roma, and Celtic, with agents such as Furness, Henderson Bros, Cunard, Warren & Co, P Wright & Sons, and Oelrichs & Co. Departures span July to August from ports London Liverpool Glasgow Hamburg Antwerp Rotterdam and more.
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Furness
Geo W Preston Hartington
Jan Breydel
Antwerp
Juy
Ili & Sootz
Durham City
London
Liverpool
Warren & Co Graftonhee
Purness Cephalonia
Coward
Waldepsean
Glasgow
H & A Allan Wetherby
Hamburg
Furness British Queen
Henderson Bros
Boston City
Furness Roman
S.ee
Warren & Co Gallia
Sosee
Cunard
Pavonia
cee-Liverpool
Borderer
Furness Scythia
New York
Bohemia
Kunharat & Co
Tower Hill
Henderson Bros Assy
Monarch
Patton
V & Co
Alabama
A Baldwin & Co Pennland
P Wricht & Sons Pealand
Rotterdam
Funch, Eyde & Co Werra
Bremen
Oeirichs & Co Atizona
M Underhilt & Co Leselag
Kunhardt & Uo City of
Chicago
P Wright& Sons Rhein
Oetrichs & Co Luogate Hall
Henderon Bros
Baldwin & Co Rhypland
Wright & Sons la Champagne
Tiavre
Louis de Bepian
Nevada
M Anderhul & Co
Fulda
Qelrichs & Co Etronia
H Brown & Co
Hammonia
Kunhardt & Co
Servia
C.e
Umbria
Warren & Go
Catalonia
Prussian
H & A Allen
C Furness Kansas
Warren & Co Venetian
eLiverpool
Thayer & Lincoln Cephthaionia
Cunard SS Co
Roman
Ocunard SS Co
Boston Cty
Furness British ¢Jueen
Henderson Bros Pavonia
S8co
Furness ‘Scythia
Cunard $$ Co
Aller
Oelrichs & Co
Egypt
Patton, Vickers & Co
Suevia
Kunhardt& Co
Adriatic
J Curtis St
Nebraska
A Baldwin & Co Edam
Amsterdam
Finch, Edge & Co Depmarsk
J Hurst la Bourgogne
Havre
Louis de Bebian
H Brown& Co
Henderson Bros Verra
Breman
Oelrichs & Co Westerns
Wright & Sons
Berlin
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