Competition Renewed in Walnut Hill Long Range Handicap
Competition resumed Wednesday in the Walnut Hill long range handicap match. Wind was controlled at 800 and 900 yards with strong effect at the longest distance, lowering totals. Mr. Charles led with a handsome 214.
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Pohoets
Lynn Accident and Crime Notes Patchwork City Briefs
A 14 year old boy was injured riding a bicycle on Washington street and taken in an insensible state. John Moore faced arraignment for a residence break in Cambridge, held in 800 dollars. Various local items include school plans, resignations, fines, a Marlboro girl’s death from lockjaw, an Empire State Band concert, a City Court decision on liquor and cruelty, and notes on taxes and a Grand Army Camp gathering.
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John Shaw
Henry Avenue
Washington Street
John Moore
George W. Keene
Superior Court
Nootes
Lowell
Long Beach
Edwin Earp, Jr
Seaman Shipment Charge Leads to Court Hearing
Richard Larsen held on $500 bond by U S Commissioner Hallett for the October term on a charge of demanding and receiving an illegal fee to procure shipment of a seaman.
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Hallett
Richard Larsen
Circuit Court
Not Guilty Rulings Highlight Criminal Session
In the criminal session before Judge Colburn, Henry B. Coleman was found not guilty of assault and battery while Timothy Hurley was acquitted of embezzlement. John Casey and Edward Burns, named as young offenders, were placed on probation as the term adjourned.
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Henry B. Coleman
Timothy Hurley
John Casey
Edward Burns
Boston Municipal Court Docket Summary
Under Judge Churchill James Finnegan received six months at the House of Correction for assault and battery. Peter J. Melley faced $1,200 bail for breakin and entering and larceny. Several others were fined for larceny and related offenses, and multiple defendants were held for trial in the Superior Court. Ellen Rooney was sent to the House of Industry for six months as a vagrant.
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James Finnegan
House of Correction
Peter J. Melley
Starceny
Frank Williams
Charles Swift
Ellen Turner
Michael Murphy
William O’connor
Harry Gibbs
John Collins
John Murphy
Roxbury Court
Ellen Rooney
House of Industry
Boston
Edwin W. Crowell
Henry B. Phillips
Mary Bernard
John Colter
ProArts Scene Highlights in Forest Garden and Park Theatre
In Forest Garden Mr Golden's benefit features The Evangeline Big Four and a Scotch ballad program with Dora Wiley. Next Sunday Swedish Ladies Quartet in a sacred concert. Miss Sadie Martinet debuts as Gabriel in Evangeline. Park Theatre presents Dreams by Willie Edouin Sparks Company August 23 with Morse and Rice songs. Halleck's Alhambra draws crowds as Annie Ward Tiffany leads The Child Stealer.
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Dora Wiley
Sexton
Mr. Dixey
Park Theatre
Boston
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Halleck
Annie Ward
Tiffany
Democratic Rally Denies Garfield Club in South Boston
The Democratic Committee of Ward Twelve denounces a Boston Journal and Advertiser report that Democrats formed a Garfield and Arthur Club in South Boston. They deny authorizing any such club and defend Hancock. Other notes report Hancock and English club planning, Greenbackers ready to discuss, and Attleboro Democrats ratifying Hancock and English. A Garfield and Arthur club forms in Ward Seventeen with officers named.
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Ward Seventeen
Bradford Street
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David Beasley
Gilbert C. Harris
A. P. Jones
Hood
Messrs. Hood & Co
Lowell
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Lowell Weekly Journal
Noted Oxford County Figure Seth Sampson Dies at 85
The article recalls Seth Sampson a tall, witty country justice and stalwart Prohibitionist of Oxford County Maine. Known as Squire Sampson he died in Turner Missouri on August 4 at age 85, leaving a legacy as a humorous jurist and strong personality among lawyers and judges. Also noted are deaths of Almon H. Hemmenway of Waltham, John H.P. G. Yelverton of Poughkeepsie, Mrs. Nathaniel J. Bradlee of Highland Street, and M. C. Baldwin of Chicago in Kennebunkport.
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Squire Sampson
Seward
Turner
Almon H. Hemmenway
Waltham
Bright
Cross Street
John H.P. G. Yelverton
Poughkeepsie
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Highland Street
M. C. Baldwin
Chicago
Kennebunkport
Excursion to Hog Island on Gazelle steamer in Maine
The Catholic Orphan Asylum annual outing sailed from Portland at 8 A M aboard the Gazelle with hourly departures. An industrial accident on the Somerset Railroad at Norridgwock crushed Abel Wood’s left leg and right heel. A Toronto man’s room in Old Orchard bathing house was entered and valuables stolen. Temperance camp begin August 14 at Richmond campground with notable speakers. E. P Doyen suffered injuries from a burst emery wheel at Kelley’s foundry, miraculously escaping death given the circumstances.
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Hog Island
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Abel Wood
Somerset
Norridgwock
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Toronto
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Nelson Dingley, Jr
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C. M
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Portland
Kelley’ Foundry
Kearsarge Fair Dates Oct six and seven set
The Kearsarge Agricultural Association schedules a fair for October six and seven with an expanded list of cash premiums. Local events include weather damage and several transport and accident items reported nearby.
Grange Mass Meeting and Picnic at Toweshend
A grange mass meeting and basket picnic is planned at Toweshend on Saturday August 14 with Hon J J Woodman of Michigan master of the national grange to address the gathering alongside other distinguished speakers from abroad. At the St Albans butter market Tuesday attendance was good receipts fair and market dull with prices holding last week range good to choice eighteen to twenty two cents per pound selections twenty three to twenty four cents and a few fancy lots higher with general fee twenty two cents per pound Shipments 200 packages.
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J.J. Woodman
Michigan
National Grange
St. Albans
Local notices and fatalities in a period listing
Mary Broderick of Ames bury dies in Lowell under suspicion of criminal malpractice. Nellie Holbrook of Marlboro dies from lockjaw after an iron rake tooth pierced her toe. A Charlton man killed by the Modoc train is George Hodgkiss of Worcester. West-bound mishap claims Herman M. Haskell of Adams. Postal agency at Holyoke reports 7,000,000 ecards in three days. Plymouth assessors show gains in real estate and personal property, with rising polls and taxation figures.
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Boston Advertiser
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Malden
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Cummings
Town of
Sharon
Joseph
Catherine McDonald
Cambridge Municipal Court
No. 98
Fifth Street
Mary Broderick
Lowell
Amesbury
Nellie IF. Holbrook
Modoc
Charlton
George Hodgkiss
Worcester
East Brookfield
Postal Board
Holyoke
Herman M. Haskell
Adams
Waterford
N. Y
Rockport
Pigeon Cove
Shane
Plymouth
Edward Gray poised to win prize at Newport tennis tourney
Indications point to Ed ward Gray of Boston securing the gentleman's prize cap worth 200 dollars at the Casino lawn tennis tournament in Newport. Eugene Sullivan of Newport eloped with a factory girl, leaving his wife and seven children destitute after squandering his wages. The Burnside Expedition and Ninth Army Corps held their annual meeting at Narragansett Hotel Providence, re electing Gen. Burnside president. Committee appointments and officers were named, with plans to meet next year in Hartford. The group dined at Silver Spring and visited Burnside's Mount Hope Bay farm.
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Edward Gray
Boston
Eugene Sullivan
Society of the Burnside Expedition
Ninth Army Corps
Narragansett Hotel
Providence
Burnside
E. Jardine
A. B. R. Sprague
BE. Harland
McKibben
Wm. W. Hutchings
J. Pickett
E. Harland
Norwich
Conn
C. Henry Barney
Col
D. R. Larned
United States Army
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Hartford
Silver Spring
Fire destroys shingle shed and adjoining buildings in Albany Street area
A Wednesday fire at Furber & Bailey lumber yards on Albany Street started in a shingle shed and spread to a stable and an adjoining corrugated iron building. Total loss around 2000 with insured firms facing substantial damage. suspected incendiary origin. A second incident at Roxbury and a third in Dorchester were reported with varying damage and insured losses.
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Furber & Baileys
Sarah Shumway
H. Crafts’ Sons
Letherbee’s Wharf
Commercial Union, Security
Meriden Fire
Springfield & Providence
Washington
John Cannary
Mindora Street
Roxbury
Dorchester Avenue
Commercials Street
Dorchester
Warren Butler
Ezra Eliwell
Spear
Station Eleven
John Adams
Anniversary of Bishop McMahon Celebrated at Hartford Cathedral
Right Rev. Bishop McMahon marked the first anniversary of his consecration with a cathedral ceremony in Hartford. A purse of 6715 dollars and a horse and carriage valued at 1600 were presented. In a separate incident, Mr. Kendrick of Norwalk survived a stabbing when the knife struck a memorandum book he kept, and the assailant remains at large.
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Hartford
Kendrick
Norwalk
Ely Neck Road
Insurgent Leaders Arrive in Havana Aboard Francisco de Borja
Calixto Garcia Modesto Fonseca and four others reached Havana aboard the Spanish war steamer Francisco de Borja. They await transfer to the mail steamer sailing for Spain on the 15th. Capt. Gen. Blanco granted Garcia a family interview and visitors were admitted. Earlier reports of shipment to Spain were premature.
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Calixto Garcia
Modesto Fonseca
Francisco de Borja
Spain
Gen. Blanco
Garcia
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