Samaria Arrives With Passengers And Cargo At Local Port
The Cunard steamship Samaria from Liverpool arrived Sunday afternoon with a good number of passengers and full cargo for P. Du Vernet & Co. Also noted were social visits, a mock trial for breach of promise at Hotel St Leonards, and railway service changes affecting through registered mail to Portland Maine.
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Samaria
Liverpool
P. . du Vernet & Co
Hotel St. Leonards
Ocean Spray
Quimby
E. S. Mansfield
Thoroughly contested Monmouth Park racing and local politics
At Monmouth Park Long Branch, winners included Ferncliffe in the first race and Barrett in the second by a length. One Dive won the third, Kelle the fourth, and Lloyds Hill the fifth. A hurdle race was taken by Ventinlor. The O'Leary 72-hours go is won by John Dobler with 414 miles. Polo debuts at Newport saw the Blues win under James Gordon Bennett and the Reds under A Belmont Jr. Cricket matches and political committee updates follow, with Massachusetts Democratic headquarters named and multiple ward committees listed. The Park Theatre, Boston Museum, and Forest Garden schedules are noted with openings and benefits for various entertainers and institutions.
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John O'Rourke
Smith
Carpenter
Cincinnatis
Purcell
Say
Reailly
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Rgle
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K. B. PO
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Switch
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Ada Glenn
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Rose
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Blazes
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Withers
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Starcle
Kelle
Weat
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Judith
Thomas Lynch
Boston
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New York
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Canada
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Blues
James Gordon Bennett
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A. Belmont, Jr
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Philadelphia
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Ont
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Mary Doherty
Joseph H. Johnson
Beverly
District Court
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Joseph Swan
Nellie E. Shaw
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Charles F. Adams, Jr
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Daniel Baxter
James Baxter
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Henry H. Faxon
J. W. Robertson
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Military Notes from the Roxbury units and events
Ninety Roxbury Horse Guards invited to Forest Garden by H. M. Cox for an event Wednesday evening. Capt. Duchesney seeks four corporal vacancies with a competition among eleven candidates next Wednesday. Company D challenges any state company to a 300 yard friendly with state arms. Lieut. Reed publishes Signal Tactics booklet. Reunions: Old Ninth Regiment at Forest Garden Aug 25. Cadets escort chief marshal for Sept 17 parade. Nineteenth Massachusetts Regiment Association holds annual reunion Aug 25 at Georgetown. First Regiment officers meet Aug 19 to elect a new major. Maj. Gen. Hancock tasks Maj. Aviola to inspect militia encampments.
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High T. Reed
Old Ninth Regiment Association
Forest Garden
Nineteenth
Massachusetts Regiment Association
Georgetown
John A. Lowell
Hancock
Richard Aviola
Fifth Artillery
Massachu- Seite
Anniversary Celebration Budget Sparks City Debate
Petitions from South Boston Railroad and local officials seek route and sidewalk extensions while Aldermen push a $10,000 increase for Boston’s 250th anniversary festivities. Debate centers on costs, militia pay, and expected visitors with transfers and approvals noted.
Cambridge Crime and Local News Bits Stir Somerville
Cambridge police arrest Mrs Jennie Cusson on a larceny warrant for jewelry silverware and clothing valued at $20. Reports cover courthouse heating plans abandonment, a new Daily Telephone, false box alarm, Somerville mischief with smashed windows, and various minor incidents including arrests and local tax and court notes. The piece also notes familiar figures and a sequence of small-town happenings across nearby cities.
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Jennie Cusson
Amos Jones
W.H. Warnock
Fifth Street
Warnock
Boston
Court House
Eset Cambridge
Daily Telephone
Tribune
D. G. Dexter
L. B. Porter
The
Chronicle
Dexter
NovEs
Pleasant Street
John McCarty
Somerville
Fires Erupt Across Wareham Street and East Concord Hospital
A series of fires across Wareham Street and East Concord Street shocks Boston with incendiary attempts. At 2:22 AM Sunday a blaze on 17 Wareham Street, home of Cummings Kenney & Co., caused $100 damage before suppression. A Friday night fire at Lewis Brown & Co. on Summer Street followed a broken window and burning debris. At 3:15 PM Sunday, Homeopathic Hospital on East Concord Street faced a coal cellar blaze, evacuating about 28 patients with two moved to City Hospital. A separate fire at 776 Albany Street gutted J Frohock & Co. hay and grain site, with extensive losses. Insurance coverage and casualties vary, but authorities vow strict action against incendiarism.
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Summer Street
Nichols & Farnsworth
Ana
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Eckard
Albany Street
J. Frohock & Co
Rowe
G. H. Moseley
Mercantile
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Royal
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Messrs. Seavey, Foster & Bowman
Post
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Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company
John Newman
Sargent & Ham
Chelses
Sargent
Notable Obituaries From Across The Atlantic
A London despatch dated Aug 15 reports actress Adelaide Neilson died suddenly in Paris at 34. Her death leaves a vacancy on the English stage. She rose as Shakespearean heroine, aged, married to Mr Lee, later divorced. New York notes confirm the London notice via agent F H Schwab. Also mourns for Rev Elisha Adams of Concord N H, Rev John Francis Aiken of Chichester, Lord Stratford de Redcliffe, Capt Thomas R Harris of the steamer Pennsylvania, Alexander W Roak of the Pittsburg Despatch, and other prominent deaths.
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Paris
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America
Familliar
London Haymarket Theatre
Neilson
Lee
New York
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Elisha Adams
Concord
Williamstown
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Claremont
State Prisoners’ Society
Board of Education
Tilton
Methodist Conference
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Portsmouth
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Chichester
John Aiken
Mary Means Appleton Aiken
Andover
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Winchester
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Stratford Canning
George Canning
Eton
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Russia
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Washington
Spain
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Maine
E. N. Harris
Baptist Tabernacle
Baltimore
Scottish Chief
Kate Dale
Hillsborough River
Florida
Alexander W. Roak
Pittsburg
Western Associated Press
Pythias
Greensburg
Daniel O'Neill
J. Herron Foster
Swedish worker arrested for theft in Templeton case
Keene New Hampshire reports Carl Lindgirsty a Swedish man arrested for stealing about 500 dollars from coat pockets in Templeton Massachusetts. He claims he was en route to Quebec and speaks limited English, admitting the theft from employer Mr Hawks.
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Keene. N. H
Carl Lindgirsty
Templeton
Mass
Quebec
Hawks
Randall to Maine for speeches escorts in campaign
Samuel J. Randall travels to Maine to deliver speeches for the Democracy with Hancock Legion in Bangor increasing from 100 to 125 voters for escort duty. A Bangor boy is severely mauled by a dog on Fern street. Kittery Point Democrats held a flag raising with broad turnout. Old Orchard welcomes about 4,000 people with daily excursionists from 500 to 2,000. Civic arrests total seven since season, four for fare evasion. Gen Cary camps for Fusion across Aroostook County addressing large crowds in Presque Isle, Fort Fairfield, Caribou and Houston, with audiences ranging from 800 to 2,000 in heavy rain.
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Samuel J. Randall
Maine
Bangor
Hancock Legion
Henry Arnold
Fern Street
Kittery Point
Old Orchard
Aroostook
Gen. Cary
Fusion
Presque Isle
Fort Fairfield
Caribou
Houston
Early reports from Jefferson on grand hotel project
A broad note indicates plans for a large first class hotel in Jefferson. The item mentions progress on a Mt. Washington tower, references to Prof. Quimby and triangulation work, and a broad scan of regional development and events.
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Jefferson
James Welch
Edward Welch
Concord
Merrimac
Henry Ward Beecher
Twin Mountain House
Sabrina L
Josiah F. Dearborn
Manchester
James Ashton
Dover
Cocheco Manufacturing Company
Mt. Horeb Commandery
Trinity Commandery
New Hampshire
United States
Chicago
Fair Grounds
Warner
J. Woodman
D. H. Thing
Maine
D. L. Chase
J. D. Lyman
Multiple tragedies and events strike New England towns
A sequence of incidents in Massachusetts and nearby areas reports theft, workplace injury, fatalities at sea, a suicide attempt, an inheritance dispute, a runaway team killing a woman, an ice wagon accident causing serious injuries, and a drowning. Also noted are a successful ice company mishap, a large charity reunion, a psychology jail transfer, and the Spiritualist gathering at Onset Bay concluding with planned improvements and a long camp stay through September.
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Sunderland
C. A. Greenleaf
Rochester
N. Y
J. F. Moors
Greenfield
H.S. Gere
Northaympton
Northampton
Onset Bay
Boston
Old Colony
Monahansett
New Bedford
Fairhaven
Bay
Congressmen Morse and wife in Newport gathering
Congressmen Morse of Massachusetts and his wife attend Newport. A group of bishops from the African Methodist Episcopal Church meet there Saturday for a business conference focusing on church welfare.
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Massachusetts
Newport
African Methodist Episcopal Church
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Hanson and
Milford Sts
C. T. Walker
Mammoth Horse and Carriage Bazaar
Portland Street
Albert Howe
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Horratio Hanhis & Co
Rge M. Atwork
Isaac F. Atwood
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Isaac FP. Atwood
Benjamin Pierce
Chesterfield
Geo. M. Atwood
Atwood Avenue
Cross Street
Trescott
Fussel
Seman Kious
John Fussell
William A. Garbett
Isaac Atwood
Josiah Foster
Haminton
Joseph R. Bassett
Albion Street
T. Brewer
James T Eldredge
Fanny H. Morse
John R. Brewer
Fremont Street
James I. Eldredge
Bassett
J. R. Brewer
Brewer
Said Bassett
Efanny H. Morse
Francis V. Balch
Fire Insurance Company
Israel W. Munroe
Pres
Treas. Qhas
Howland
Sec
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