Boston Notices and Local Events Highlight Daily Proceedings
An order for 200 grain cars was placed at Allston car shops. Tomatoes are scarce in Boston due to rain shortage. Police have returned from Fall River with no duty fulfilled. Miss Barnard lectures at Black's on Washington street. Donahue alias John Bull bail reduced to 2000 dollars. Bekar Choulim sisters picnic at Forest Garden leaving Tremont street at 9. Merchants and Commercial Clubs to attend a clam bake on August 20 with Providence Club. New England Normal Institute closes Conservatory Hall at 11 and Wesleyan Hall concert at 4. Charles A. Tucker of Boston Highlands receives a bank lounge for 33 years of service. Brighton abattoir additions to export cattle for Hammond & Co. Roxbury Horse Guards excursion to Lovell's Grove with steamer Stamford from Foster's wharf. About 1700 children to be taken on a city excursion with American band. Internal Revenue Commissioner Raum arrives in Boston en route to Maine with a party including Beard Waener Stack Sanger Tobey Kennard Underwood Hall.
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Vermont canvasser goes missing amid eerie neighborhood stench
Bedear W. Lord, 24, of Burlington Vermont, disappeared from 520 Albany street on July 29 after being observed acting oddly. Neighbors report a lingering stench. investigators find the body beneath Parker’s house, suggesting death by starvation while temporarily insane. Autopsy pending with Medical Examiner Diaper. no signs of foul play. Parker disputes delayed police notification, while Station 5 denies prior alert.
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Aldermen Set Next Meeting Plus City Works Proposals
The Board of Aldermen will meet again next Monday. John Good, a colored man seen at City Hall seeking work, has returned home to Petersburg, Virginia. Captain David Chamberlin of the Fire Commission remains at North Adams, reported slightly improved. Police Commissioners conclude Shaw and Parsons were not guilty of improper language toward Nelson Haskell. At Thursday’s meeting, the Common Council will consider the Mayor’s message on establishing a City Conveyancer, vote on purifying Mystic water, and linking Chestnut Hill reservoir to Mystic Pumping Works. Boston and Maine Railroad completes Mul Pond Flats filling, enabling tide-gate use to flood the mill-dam during low tide, a relief to Charlestown residents and the health committee.
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Committee On Health
Local Accidents Report Multiple Injuries in Boston Area
Mrs. John McNamara in Brighton nearly loses an ear after a Saturday stair fall. Patrick Monahan of South Boston breaks a leg below the knee when an edgestone collapses while being set on Gold street. Thomas Flaherty on the Dorchester avenue sewer project loses several fingers in hoisting machinery. Hugh Burke of Commercial street injures his left leg when a resin barrel falls while he hoists it. Patrick Crowley on Central wharf suffers a severe leg injury from a falling tobacco cask. Arthur Munson, 9, of North Somerville fractures his left shoulder on a Monday walk and is taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Chinaman Hop Lee in custody after assault trial in Charlestown
In Charlestown Court Judge Warren hears the case of Hop Lee charged with a murderous assault on W T Hubbard and William Willard on July 24. Hubbard and Willard testified to a shop confrontation at 210 Main Street with three Chinamen, Lee identified by Hubbard, while Lee and others testified. The defense argued insufficient identity evidence, the prosecution contended probable guilt. Lee was held in $500 bond awaiting grand jury action.
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No. 4
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Police Roundup: Wyman Hennessey Arrests and Theft Recoveries
Officer Wyman arrests William Hennessey on a test driving warrant. Dr Charles L Williams, jailed in Suffolk since January for an attempted swindle, is handed to Sheriff Osgood in Windham county Conn. Williams faces burglary at Danielsonville Hotel and obtaining board by false pretences. Sadie Golden jailed for assault with a club on John McNamara on Commercial Street, leaving him cut about the head. Officers Gallagher and Burke arrest John Sullivan for stealing coats from Francis Richardson and Gilbert Barkman, with jewelry and clothing from Benjamin Gitchell’s shop recovered. Sullivan has just finished a term at the House of Correction for a similar offence.
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Danielsonville Hotel
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Haley and Curran
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Charlestown Street
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Travers Street
Poole Arrested After Threatening With Revolver at Saloon
At about 10 am Monday Fred W Poole entered Speidel's lager beer saloon at Water and Washington. The bartender refused service and Poole became agitated. The proprietor tried to eject him, Poole drew a revolver and flourished it, threatening trouble. Officer Hogan intervened and arrested Poole, taking him to the station.
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New Music Publications from Oliver Ditson Co
The latest Oliver Ditson & Co publications include Vocal pieces such as Fom's Yarn with words by Margaret Compton and music by Louis Diehl and My Native Land with words by W. H. Fessenden and music by Franzbon. Also Suppe from Fatinitza in Boston, Unforgotten Days by Edward Oxenford with music by L. Roeckel. Piano works feature The Turkish Reveille by Th. Michallis In Flowery Grove by H. Lichner and Grand March by A. Parlow. The Musical Record issue offers additional reading and two music pieces.
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Fom’s Yarn
Margaret Compton
Louis Diehl
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Pinafore on the Lake Delights Boston Audience
Oakland Garden offers a real water stage for a Pinafore production with 6000 to 7000 spectators. A custom 50 foot lake ship hosts an elaborate set, skilled home talent cast, notable solos, and dramatic effects including real boats and fireworks.
Large Taxpayers List and City Notices
Large taxpayers valued at $1,000 and over listed with names and amounts. Also notes resignations from City Physician George Cahill amid alms and vaccination issue, a carriage accident injuring Mrs. Shay, and criminal court actions including James Garney arraignment on robbery and Timothy Donlin fined for assault and battery.
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Francis W. Breed
Nathan D. Chase
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Albert T. Goodwin
Michael Hurley
Jerome Ingalls
Keene Brothers
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J. B. Lamphier
T. A. Newhall
Lucian Newhall
BR. F. Spinney
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John B. Tolman
William C. Thompson
John Wooldredge
Johan P. Woodbury
Charles W. Wilson
Amos F. Breed
Thomas Hall
Isaac Newhall
William N. Melcher
James N. Buffum
Samuel M. Buber
E. H. Ashcroft
Lynn Gaslight Company
Lynn Five Cent Savings Bank
Pevear & Co
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D. H. Sweetzer
Philip P. Tapley
Edwin H. Johnson
Richard S. Fay
H. Sidney Everett
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George Cahill
Thomas Shay
Lawrence
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Timothy Donlin
Hingham Water Company Organized At Loring Hall
Members met at Loring Hall to elect officers adopt by laws and handle stock subscriptions for the Hingham Water Company formed under a 1879 act to supply pure water from Accord pond. John D Long chaired, Starkes Whiton secretary, five-member committee drafted by laws and solicited stock, with about 12000 in pledges noted.
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Burglary at Dana's Block Store in Waltham Outfit
A Dana's block clothing store, recently owned by Tallant Brothers of Waltham and used by F A Brown, was broken into after 4 PM Monday. Thieves smashed the front door, seized seven coats and two pieces of cloth, scattered other goods, and left two faded coats behind.
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Death of Grand Union Hotel proprietor at Saratoga
Former Grand Union Hotel owner Maj. Leland of Saratoga died at his home on August 9 after a brief illness from bowel inflammation linked to eating unripe cherries during a visit to Landgrove Vermont. Born March 15, 1821, he held varied posts from Astor House to the Metropolitan and Grand Union hotels, served as Union ally in Texas, and later pursued mining and sheep ranching in California.
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Unfavorable Mormon conduct taints congressional visit
Despatch describes the Congressional Labor Investigating Committee arrival in Ogden amid Mormon hospitality and ride to Tabernacle and penitentiary. It claims church leaders urge release for Cannon, push Utah Statehood, and warns of anti outsider violence while accusing federal officers of disloyalty.
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Mistakes of the Cincinnati Marriage Promotion Venture
Cincinnati Despatch reports that a city fundraising picnic in Inwood Park devolved into a scandal as politicians labeled as "managers" hijacked the Promotion of Marriage Association. From a plan to publicly marry around 100 couples with mayoral support, only three marriages occurred while many attendees, including some with shady backgrounds, attended. Former Mayor R. M. Moore had aided poor women to wed but blocked by hoodwinking officials who now control the affair and profit from it.
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Multiple fatal shootings and arson report in Texas
A Weimar report states Ben Coleman intoxicated rode to a wagon driven by Jose Castilla and shot him dead after Castilla refused to dismount. In Titus county Jeff Hopkins allegedly outraged a white woman, murdered her and her infant, then set the house ablaze. charred remains and buckshot were found in the ruins.
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Jose Castilla
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Hartford Buck Board Collision Fatality Claims Fish Dealer
Lemuel A. Church aged about 50 was riding on a buck board when struck by another team, was thrown clear and killed. He was a well known fish dealer in Hartford.
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Sightseers flood Quebec as American visitors flock in
From our own correspondent in Quebec Aug 5 1879 Americans pour into the city taking in churches nunneries monasteries hospitals and cemeteries then ride the surrounding countryside to cascades waterfalls and Indian villages Quebec’s sightseers praise the city and railroads offer cheap excursion tickets, while the St Louis Hotel dominates first class trade led by Willis Russell. A Newport fashion note covers a wedding plan between H A Bentley and Maggie King and local seaside customs.
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Barnum Sued by Three Showmen for Damages
In St. Louis on August 11, George W. De Haven Robert E. J. Miles and Andrew Haight three showmen who once ran the Congress of Nations began a suit seeking 500000 dollars against P T Barnum claiming he used sinister means to destroy their show Barnum calls the action blackmail and says it mirrors prior suits in Pittsburg and Cincinnati which were dismissed.
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Saubter Arrested In Riot Bill Inquiry Bail Set
Charles B. Saubter was arrested this afternoon by the Riot Bill Investigating Committee on a charge of corrupt solicitation of legislators related to the riot claims bill and posted bail for Dauphin County Court. William H. Kemble was also notified to enter bail in Harrisburg on a similar charge.
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Dauphin County
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Harrisburg
First Bonanza Mine Royalty Paid to Sutro Tunnel
San Francisco reports the Bonanza mine made an $8,500 first payment to the Sutro Tunnel Company as July ore royalties under the late compromise. Additional payments will follow as lateral branches reach mines and the company plans to build mills to process the low grade ore.
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Sovereign Council of Sons of Jonadah opens session in Providence
Delegates arriving for the annual meeting include eight from Washington DC. Today they were entertained at Silver Springs by local councils ahead of the session start in Providence tomorrow.
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Washington, D. C
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General Butler's yacht America sails to Boston
Halifax dispatch reports General Butler's yacht America departed Halifax for Boston today, indicating movement of a notable military figure by sea.
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Summer Resort Notes and Gilded Era Trends
Saratoga hosts 65 fine equipages while Newport sees Gen Meade and family guests. Chautauqua Lake holds about 5,000 residents as electric light brightens Saratoga. Atlantic City plans gas lamps along the boardwalk amid hotel break‑ins. Notables at Newport include Gen McClellan and Potter Palmer. Isle of Shoals ladies dress once daily and snap at fashion. George Peabody Wetmore tops Newport tax lists with fine carving. Five Mile Beach sale foreshadows a new summer resort. Newport boats rent for ten cents rowed and twenty‑five cents sailing. Bellerophon returns to Newport. Admiral Inglefield ball costs unpaid. Nina Kearny crowned queen at Orkney Springs tourney. Cape May sociables brighten Sawyer's Chalfonte. Brighton grows crowded with apartment signs. Ada Cavendish’s fall at Block Island sprains her ankle. Niagara Falls electric light spurs cable cross river idea. Polo arrives at Long Branch with mixed reception. Rockaway plans Coney Island‑style transformation.
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Cardinal Manning Iost Nephew and Other 19th Century News
A mosaic of short items: Cardinal Manning mourns the loss of Monsignor Manning, a note on prussic acid dangers from peach kernels, a Russian proposal for white ink on black paper to aid near sighted writers, and a Brussels murder where a husband shot his wife who had deserted him. Also reports on lightning in Georgia, a Danish guns order, a British prank fine, a Moscow Kremlin fire, a German court martial for naval officers, a clash among Amherst Virginia clergy, and Prince Victor of the French imperial line, 17, educated at Charlemagne Lyceum with Napoleonic features and notable lineage.
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M. B
R. F. Pancoast & CO
T. L. Asusrance & Co
Market St
Merchant St
Phila
J S. Beers
Lippincott, Son & CO
J.M. Watson & CO
D. F. McGilvray & GY
Bradbury
GE Dana
Jim
Wilde
Kimball Bros
Brewster
J. G. Baker
Br KR. L. Day & CO
Boston Stock and Exchange Board
Merchants’ Exchange Building
City of Chicago
Boston Belting Co
Blackstone National Bank
Wrap Hill Manufacturing Co
Connecticut River Railroad
American Shoe Tip Co
Cook County
Eliot National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Rutland Railroad
Worcester and
Nashua
Norwich and Worcester
Revere Beach
Worcester Safe Deposit and Trust Co
McKay & Bigelow Heeling Machine Association
South Raston
Fall Rivers
Sterling
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
HAWES @ HENSHAW
Beor Sms, Co
State Stree Orchan Mee
Atcilon
Brokers’ Board
Market National Bank
Boston Belting Company
Connecticut and
Passumpsic Rivers
National Bank of North America
State National Bank
First National Bank, Sinking Fund
Lancaster Mills
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Co
Cedar Rapids and Missouri River Railroad Co
Town Railroad Land Co
South Boston Horse Railroad Co
Boston and Albany Railroad Co
Ne Savings Bank Book
John H. Osgood
Hawley Street
Isburgh & Walker
East Street
Borses, Carriages and Hart
Killam & Co
New Haven
J. F. Goodwin
C.S. Caftray
Brewster & Co
Broome Street
Mushs
Colman & National Horse
Friend Streets
the Mart
A. S. Eaton
ND Carriage Mart
Northampton Stress
A. & Auction Press
Holbrook & Fox
Alctionfers and Real Estate Agents
Ofice Square