Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Aug 14, 1884, p. 1

Dozens of Incidents Mark a Week in New England News

Last week at Hotel Prospect in Lancaster there were 183 arrivals. Drowns in Springfield after canoe overturn. Burglars seize 150 at North Adams freight house. Libel suit indexed in West Randolph. Man narrowly survives attempted hanging in Pepperell. City fountain gift from Dr Coggeswell approved in Fall River. Arsenic death in Providence linked to unemployment. Maine Odd Fellows report gains as 330 new members. Eastport reception honors Maine cavalry with speeches. Connecticut boy singer Willie Johnson dies at 14 from dropsy. Portsmouth directors elected for P and D railroad. Newport man Benjamin Marsh arresed for $1700 embezzlement. Stranger dies after skull fracture aboard W C French. Millford engineer Michael McDonald survives with clothes scorched.

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Prospect Lancaster N. H Edmund C. Reed Springfield Boston and Albany North Adams Mass A. G. Wheeler West Randolph A. A. Earle The Landmark William Varnum Boston Pepperell Fall River H. D. Coggeswell San Francisco Carl Frederici Providence Odd Fellows of Maine Bangor Grand First Maine Cavalry Eastport Gen. Switch J. P. Cilley Boutelle Maj. Sumner Lieut Tobie Willie Johnson Connecticut New England New Haven Portsmouth and Dover Railroad Portsmouth N.H Frank Jones Daniel Marcy Calvin Page J. Albert Waller F. A. Christie J. E. Lathrop C. P. Sawyer George L. ‘Lreadwell Benjamin Marsh, Jr Newport R. I Samuel R. Honey Marsh Supreme Court W. C. French Newburyport Snow Judge Pike Michael McDonald Eastman Millford

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President Arthur Receives Ball At Hotel Kaaterskill

News in brief reports a grand ball for President Arthur at the Hotel Kaaterskill with Mr. George Harding as host. Also, Mexican forces seize revolutionary circulars in a Perez Jordan printing office and several generals are jailed.

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Arthur Kaaterskitl George Harding Perez Jordan Union Pacific Road Company Cheyenne, Wy Union Pacific Ellis Kansas Montreal England Mexico Dominion Spanish American Republic Hernando, Miss Thomas Watson Chicago Marshall, Phillips

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Notable Society and Political Tidings From Campaign to Succession

Mr Ochiltree will become railroad correspondent in Texas after his congressional term ends. D L Moody, famed preacher, to speak in St Louis this autumn for the Young Men's Christian Association. Miss C E Smart held a soirée musicale at Mowart cottage Nantasket Beach with the Schuman Quartet. a dancing party followed Friday night. Senator Morrill of Vermont, staying at the Tremont, attended The Mascot at the Bijou with Gov Robinson. The late D F Sullivan of Pensacola left about 1,000,000 in U S consols and railway bonds. his government holdings total 640,000, with daughters Mary L and Kate B Sullivan to share about 700,000. William Astor’s daughter may wed Orve Wson of Richard T Wilson of New York before season’s end. her bridal dress was bought abroad, costly enough for a princess.

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Ochiltree Texas Congress D. L. Moody Young Men’s Christian Association of Tremont House Bijou Theatre Gov. Robinson D. F. Sullivan Pensacola Fla United States Mary L Kate B. Sullivan William Astor Orve W Richard T. Wilson New York Miss Astor

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Attempts to Murder Farmers in West Springfield

In West Springfield Thomas Henchie, recently released from an insane asylum, attacked three farmers in a wagon. He slashed Julius Perkins’s throat twice, grazing windpipe and carotid, and then wounded John Colvin similarly. Colvin’s father leaped clear and the assailant fled on foot. Perkins is gravely injured and may die.

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Springfield Mass West Springfield Thomas Henchie Julius Perkins Perkins John Colvin Colvin

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Mob Attacks Prosecution Team in Iowa Country Trial

In Iowa City during a brewer trial a mob of about 200 stripped and tarred a prosecuting lawyer unnamed W. H. Bailey and barely spared his life after a deputy sheriff intervened. The mob sought to seize the principal witness Swafford and wounded a constable. They roamed the town for an hour, injuring police and threatening the brothers, who were hidden in a store. Special police were appointed for the night.

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Iowa City Iowa W. H. Bailey Swafford

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Striker clash at Cribben and Sexton shows deadly turn

In Chicago on August 13, forty replacement workers at Crib ben and Sexton's stone foundry were assaulted by striking workers. The attackers fired back, injuring two, and a striker was killed by a volley from revolvers.

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Thief Shot Under Arctic Deception Greely’s Grim Verdict

Portsmouth N H August 13 Lieut Greely recounts the retreat from Fort Conger and Henry’s thefts of rations. Facing starvation the order to shoot Henry was issued and executed amid harsh discipline. Greely defends the action, denies cannibalism, and plans for reports and further inquiry.

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Bankers Convention At Saratoga Votes On Silver Coinage

The American Bankers' Association met at Putnam Music Hall with leaders including President Lyman J. Gage. The group debated silver coinage, favored suspending it until others act, and urged Congress to back continued national bank operation amid currency concerns.

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Bankers’ Association Saratoga American Bankers’ Association Putnam Music Hall Lyman J. Gage Chicago Harper Philadelphia Gage John F. Baker Marsland Executive Council Congress George Butler New Haven United States Hughes Cincinnati William Groesbeck Cole J. J. P. Odell Groesbeck Congress of the United States Poland Vermont House of Representatives Executive Committee Hugh McCulloch Washington B. B. Comegys

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Executive Committee of Massachusetts Democratic Party Holds Meeting

The Democratic state committee in Boston, presided by Chairman Collins, filled vacancies with Col. John P. Sweeney resigning his posts. J. E. Esterbrook became executive chair, Gen. John M. Corse joined the executive and finance committees, and A. B. Alger moved to the executive panel. A floral tribute was ordered for H. L. Butterworth’s family as a Saturday meeting plans the state convention call.

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Democratic State Committee Boston Collins Messrs. Noble Westfield Cobb Kingston John P. Sweeney Lawrence J. E. Esterbrook John M. Corse Sweeney A. B. Alger Cambridge Gen John Corse Essex Worcester Col. Sweeney H. L. Butterworth Brookfield Messrs Esterbrook Coveney Hurley Templeton Lewis Walker Corse Walter Cutting Pittsfield State Committee Albaany N. Y Cohoes Geo. E. Simmons Johnston Charles F. Doyle William Smith Robert Johnston N.C. Mook John Kelly Cleveland Hendricks Reform New York Knox County Rockland Knox County Democrats Samuel Bryant Rodney Thompson Friendship W. Atwood Levensaler Thomaston L. A. Starrett Warren C. K. Miller Camden W. H. Rhoades Greenbackers

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Lieut Greely Arrives in Newburyport to Cheers

Lieut Greely and wife reached Newburyport from Portsmouth at 8 15 PM to a crowd of several hundred at the depot The party was escorted to his mother's home He reports feeling well weighing 179 pounds and denies cannibalism reports from the New York Times attributing blame to Henry for stealing alcohol and food while the rest of the party faced danger and deprivations He laments the Times article for relying on unofficial sources rather than official statements.

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Henry Lieut Greely Camp Clay Cape Sabine Lieut. Greely Ellison Times Polar Sea Haze War Department Newburyport Conn American Yacht Club of New York Delmenico Mass Portsmouth William A. Johnson DeLong Commander DeLong New York Times

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Arrest on Charge of Intending to Blow Up Marshfield Dyke

Henry Tolman of Marshfield was arrested while allegedly preparing to blow up a dyke and highway over Green Harbor river. Witnesses Hatch and Dr. Stephen Henry seized him as he approached the dyke at 1 am. Tolman carried a 60 pound Atlas powder can with two fuses. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment. bonds set at $10,000 each. case adjourned to Friday.

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Plymouth Mass Henry Tolman Marshfield Green Harbor River Israel H. Hatch Stephen Henry Cut River Village Brant Rock Tolman Third District Court

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Army of the Tennessee meeting in St Paul at Hotel Lafayettee

Gen Sherman opened the gathering of Army of the Tennessee at Lake Minnetonka noting Gen Grant could not attend due to health. Sherman recalled Grant as orator and lamented recent financial troubles in New York while expressing hope for Grants recovery and lasting respect for his wartime leadership.

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St. Paul Army of the Tennessee Minn New York Grant

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Hibernians Convention Debates Detained Officials

Hugh Murray led the Ancient Order of Hibernians national convention as delegates denied that Henry Sheridan P H McNellis and John McSorley were indicted for using order influence for political ends. Many admit the report. John Nolan was named national delegate Edward Downall national head Edward Ennis as treasurer amid ongoing support for the accused.

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New York Hugh Murray Ancient Order of Hibernians Henry F. Sheridan Chicago P. H. McNellis Indiana John McSorley Massachusetts John Nolan Edward Downall Edward Ennis Friends of

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Body of drowned man found on Wells beach near harbor

The body of Fred Hovey, recently drowned at Wells harbor, washed ashore this evening a short distance west of the accident site. Decomposition was well advanced and the fate of a witness, young Tripp, remains unclear.

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Wells Fred Hovey Well’s Harbor Tripp

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Opening Address at Irish National League Convention at Faneuil Hall

The second annual Irish National League convention opened at Faneuil Hall with 700 delegates, elaborate green, red, white and blue decorations, and a sunburst harp motif. President Sullivan spoke of striving for Irish self government, national life, and unity across American parties, urging support for Irish industries and citizen equality. Temporary officers were elected and committee representations announced for each state with extensive names listed.

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Irish National League Faneuil Hall Erin Swift Molyneux Grattan Emmett Flood O’connell Davitt Parnell Sullivan Alexander Sullivan League Maj John Byrne Cincinnati Patrick Egan Lincoln Neb The Land League Rogers Walsh Chicago Ill Henry F. Sheridan Ancient Order of Hibernians M. V. Gannon Iowa P. A. McKenna Hudson J. J. Curran Ilinois Richard Pendergast Thomas O'Reilly St. Louis P. K. Walsh Cleveland J. J. Hynes Buffalo M. G. Griffin Council Bluffs Mooney Baffle N. Y Thomas Collins Louisville Simon Jordan John Ryan Hancock Mich T. F. O’connor Martin Mulcahy H. J. Hildreth Ireland National League Republic England United States James Mooney National Land League Charles McGlade Philadelphia Thomas Flatley Boston James Oliver New York Pendergast Connecticut M. O. Bonan J.B. Quillilan Phelan Long Eyed Helix Caleghan California Charles J. O'Sullivan David Healey George M. Kirwin J. S. Ryan M. E. O’ Donovan Colorado Mr. Boland Peter O’towie Illinois Walter J. Gibbons Judge Pendergast James H. Hildreth William M. Collins McPhelly Louisiana John Wallis Thomas J. Egan John L. Moore Timothy Morony Maryland M. J. Brennan W. H. Cole M. J. Redding Constitution Patrick Martin William H. Cole Michigan T. P. Tuite Dr. O'Reilly John T. Sheehan Vermont F. W. McEttrick J. D. Hanrahan District of Columbia Daniel Grady Peter McCartney Dr. Fox James Olivera Nebraska New Jersey James D. Manning Joseph Atkinson Mathew Carroll J. P. Flood Edward T. McLaughlin Hampshire Pikevine Georgia John B. Kilbourky John F. Armstrong Ohio

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Rousing reception for Irish visitors at convention

The Permanent Organization report describes a vibrant gathering as President Moony opens the meeting. Delegates are read and cheered by visitors including Mr Sexton and Mrs Parnell. Key addresses praise Irish unity and leadership, with strong ovations for Sexton and Redmond as officers are selected and funds tallied in treasurer and secretary reports.

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Moony Judge Rooney Committee On Credentials Father McKenna Hudson Flatley Thomas Sexton M. P William Redland Parnell Mr. Sexton Mr.Sexton Ireland Sexton Irish National League Irish Parliamentary Party United Ireland House of Commons Redmund England Australia Committee On Permanent Organization and Rules M. B. Gannon Iowa William E. Redmund J. J. Sheehan California Jas. Reynolds Conn P. McCartney D.C J. T. Armstrong Georgia J. M. Smyth Iil John Lamb Ind Jas. O’sullivan P. McGovern H. W. Mc Gettrick J. J. Hayes N.H D. F. Powers Halifax H. J. Carroll R.ji Col M. Boland M. Donovan Canada W.J. Gleason Ohio Charles McGlade

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Fire destroys business district in Brig Pennsylvania

A morning blaze in Brookins & Fleming drug store at North Easton Brig destroys most of the town's business blocks including Loomis Hall Belknap's and the Presbyterian church. Losses on Beach Street reach about 70000 with major insurers and several firms reporting substantial stock and property damage. firefighter Pierce and Quigley perished, engine crews honored with mourning.

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Pennsylvania Brig Brookins & Fleming North Easton Loomis Hall’s Belknap’s Union Haynes House Presbyterian Church First National Bank Short Blaine & Gould’s Bank Stockton’s Ferrer’s Logan’s Ingles’ Jewel Loomis’ Harness Shop Silkreggs’ Hardware Haynes’ Hotel and Clothing House Hammond & Co Story Smedley & McDonald’s Tome’s Loomis & Sullivan Damond H. O. Holcomb Greer E.kxoss & Co Belknap & Hitchcock H. H. Brett Beach Street Caton, Heckle & Co F. H. Wheelock & Co Potter & Watson Robinson & Smith

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Veteran ex soldiers form Cleveland club in Buffalo meeting

A call for Union Army veterans to organize a Cleveland club drew hearty support in Buffalo. Signers include J. W. Schlehr, Peter Goergen, Franklin Parkhurst, and many others from New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and beyond, joining a cross‑party veterans’ group. The report then shifts to campaign notes and local political developments across New York and Maine.

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Buffalo Cleveland Club J. W. Schlehr 187Th New York Volunteers Peter Goergen 9Th United States Infantry Franklin Parkhurst 119Th New York Volunters Billa M. Judson Charles Ottenott C. W. Hughes P.H. Slocum Robert Burger Otto Reinnitz W. A. H. Kidder Ohio Volunteers N. J. Strauss Michael Jones United States Cavalry John Carl New York Artillery John Maxwell Martin Walter John Merkling William O'Neil Leroy Howard George Reichert New York Cavalry John Hendricks 2D Mounted Rifles Asher Brayman Peter Kirsh John Argus United States Navy J. H. Jones 21St R. R. Swart Michigan Volunteers Edwin Irwin William J. Irwin Cornelius Donohue 155Th Peter C. Doyle John F. Dean 14Th James S. McGowan 116Th Ferdinand Drescher Pennsylvania Vounteers Giles BE. Stillwell Frank Renkert 13Th George Burkhart Wiedrich’s Thomas W. Bishop John C. Wetterholt Jacob Fox Andrew Stine Anthony Schmidt Pennsylvania Volunteers

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Independents organize Boston Young Men's Republican and Independent Club

About 50 young men gathered at independent headquarters to form a club aimed at defeating the Republican candidates for president and vice president. A committee was named to draft candidates and an executive panel of 25, with eight members, will be chosen. A constitution was adopted to guide the new Boston club and its ward based leadership.

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Boston Young Men’s Independent Club Independent John T. Wheelwright W. B. Warner H. L. Harding J. K. Berry W. C. Williams J.T. Wheelwright A. K. Swan W. L. Parker Joseph W.guild M.H. Throop, Jr Young Men’s Republican and Independent Club of Boston Blaine Logan

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Texas cattle drives to northern ranges reach new highs

The Kansas City Journal notes 250000 to 500000 cattle moved from Texas to western Kansas, Colorado and beyond, with 350000 as a likely total. Most came by traditional drives, but many cattlemen expect this to be the last large drive as rail transport proves faster and cheaper.

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Colorado Kansas Indian Territory Texas Western The Kansas City Journal

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Multiple youths injured in city incidents and thefts

William Meccormick aged 15 fell from a tree on Highland street fracturing his right leg and was taken to the city hospital. John Laveroni 12 was knocked down by a team at Blackstone and Hanover street suffering severe injuries. Julius Goodman 6 fell from a carriage near Morton street while at a funeral and sustained contusions and probable internal injuries. Michael Rowan 50, of Somerville, was struck by a barn collapse on Lowell street and died at Massachusetts General Hospital. Lawrence Lubie 23 was crushed his right foot between two freight cars at Prison Point and sent to the city hospital. Charles Mingle of Canton was arrested for larceny of 40 yards of silk from Jordan Marsh & Co. April 26. James Curran in custody at station 10 for stealing a St Bernard dog from Louis Devenstett of Tremont street.

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William Meccormick Eaton Court Highland Street City Hospital John Laveroni North Bennett Street Blackstone Hanover Street Julius Goodman Morton Street Michael Rowan Lowell Street Somerville Massachusetts General Hospital Lawrence Lubie Peabody Lynn Boston Charles Mingle Canton Jordan, Marsh & Co James Curran Station 10 Louis Devenstett Tremont Street St. Bernard

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City notices and improvements around Dorchester and Brighton

The board of health orders vacating a Dorchester avenue home for sanitary reasons opposite Greenwich street. Street notices plan Hichborn street from North Beacon to Brighton, Clapp street from Seventh to Eighth, with Loring street and Parish street from Winter to Meeting House Hill. Muddy river channel near completion to gate chamber. Brookline avenue bridge abutment masonry advancing. superstructure plans approved. In basin No. 4, about 2000 yards muck and 17000 yards loam remain. East Boston ferry slips rebuild costs 25000 dollars. Hugo steamer from Havana: one engineer died of yellow fever after five days. quarantine and fumigation directed by port physician.

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Board of Health Dorchester Avenue Greenwich Street Hichborn Street Beacon Street Brighton Clapp Street South Boston Seventh Eighth Loring Street Parish Street Winter Street Dorchester Meeting House Hill Brookline Avenue Sudbury East Boston Hugo Havana Cienfuegos

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Boxing Gala Honors Councilman Denney in City Hall

About 4600 people gathered in the mammoth hall of the Institute building Wednesday night for a testimonial to Councilman Thomas J. Denney by the local boxers society. A large lineup of talent was billed, though some did not appear, the event still presented a strong display of boxing skill and local sport enthusiasm.

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National regatta results at Watkins New York

In Watkins N Y Aug 13 the national regatta featured senior singles won by Laing in 9 28 with O Connell second in the senior pairs the Ariel crew of Newark and the Mutual of Albany were fouled at the mile flag but Mutual declared the winner in the senior fours Argonaut won in 8 22 with Columbias second and Wahwahtahsees third the double scull went to the Toronto pair in 9 07 fourth Crescent second Laureate third water was in splendid condition The Shooting Contest was affected by rain at Oak Island with riflemen retreating to a tent as a band played through the delays Best scores listed Sporting Notes

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Dozens of Incidents Mark a Week in New England News

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President Arthur Receives Ball At Hotel Kaaterskill

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Notable Society and Political Tidings From Campaign to Succession

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Attempts to Murder Farmers in West Springfield

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Mob Attacks Prosecution Team in Iowa Country Trial

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Striker clash at Cribben and Sexton shows deadly turn

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Thief Shot Under Arctic Deception Greely’s Grim Verdict

Bankers Convention At Saratoga Votes On Silver Coinage

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Executive Committee of Massachusetts Democratic Party Holds Meeting

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Lieut Greely Arrives in Newburyport to Cheers

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Arrest on Charge of Intending to Blow Up Marshfield Dyke

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Army of the Tennessee meeting in St Paul at Hotel Lafayettee

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Hibernians Convention Debates Detained Officials

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Body of drowned man found on Wells beach near harbor

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Opening Address at Irish National League Convention at Faneuil Hall

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Rousing reception for Irish visitors at convention

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Fire destroys business district in Brig Pennsylvania

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Veteran ex soldiers form Cleveland club in Buffalo meeting

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Independents organize Boston Young Men's Republican and Independent Club

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Texas cattle drives to northern ranges reach new highs

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Multiple youths injured in city incidents and thefts

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City notices and improvements around Dorchester and Brighton

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