Edwin C Bailey Dies After Quincy Accident
Edwin C Bailey prominent American scholar and newspaper figure dies from injuries in the Quincy accident. Born 1816 in New York he served as Boston postmaster 1852 57 and built a diverse career including running the Boston Herald and Boston Star. He held political and business roles in New Hampshire and Vermont and was active in Masons Ancient and Honorable Artillery and spiritualist circles. He leaves a widow in frail health, a son William P. Bailey of Stowe Vermont, and a daughter married to Dr L B Shepard of Boston now in Dresden Germany.
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Edwin C. Bailey
Quincy
New York
Charles G. Greene
Boston Post Office
Pierce
Boston Herald
Sunday Herald
New Hampshire
Hopkinton
N. H
Contoocook River
National Senate
Patriot
Concord
The
Boston
Boston Globe
Stowe
Boston Star
New England Budget
Bailey
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
New England Association of Spiritualists
de Molay Commandery
Royal Arch Chapter
William P. Bailey
L. B. Shepard
Dresden
Germany
Notable Deaths in New England and London Circles
Mr Henry Tuke Parker formerly of Boston died in London on the 18th aged 78. Educated at Harvard and Harvard Law School, he later earned Trinity College A M, served as agent for the Boston Public Library in London, and was a Massachusetts Historical Society member. He married Lucy Upham in 1847. Judge George W Smith of Meriden Conn died in his 65th year, a Yale Law School graduate and prominent probate judge. Aaron Jenkins, Salem musician and early member of the Salem Brass Band, died at 82. Surviving member of the band is George W Estes at 85.
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Henry Tuke Parker
Boston
London
Daniel P. Parker
Harvard
Law School
Trinity College
Connecticut
Massachusetts Historical Society
Boston Public Library
Parker
Lucy A
Phineas Upham
George W. Smith
Merden
Conn
Bright
Winthrop Hotel
Meriden
Judge South
Yale Law School
Aaron Jenkins
Old Bay State Band
Salem
Salem Brass Band
Warren Morse
Bertram Home
Old Salem Brass Band
George W. Estes
Meadow Brooks Win Polo Final At Newport
Meadow Brooks defeated the Harvard team 10 to 9 by handicap with a strong showing from T Hitchcock Jr Belmont Jr Bird and R D Winthrop. Weather cloudy spectators watched as Crocker and Agassiz fell but were not hurt. Tomorrow and Saturday bring consolation cup matches.
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C. C. Baldwin
R. L. Crocker
Meadow Brook
Winthrop
Agassiz
Baldwin
Harvards
Meadowbrooks
Meadow Brooks
Bird
Belmont
Hitchcock
Crocker
Wreck Jack At Center of Old Colony Inquiry
The Massachusetts Board of Railroad Commissioners opened a hearing on the Old Colony wreck near Quincy to determine safety measures and future public protection. Witnesses described a jack placed between rails on a curve and a gravel train approach, with several workers recounted seeing the upright jack and attempting removal before the express train struck.
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Board of Railroad Commissioners
Old Colony
Beacon Street
George G. Crocker
Choate
Kendrick
Old Colony Railroad
Cherley
Boston & Albany
George BE. Todd
Northern Railroad
New Hampshire
Crocker
Frederick N. Steadman
Brockton
Quincy
Bagstage
Steadman
Osgood
Young
Edward I. Oswood
Hammond
J. J. Thomas
Quincey
Boston
Jonathan W. Baker
Braintree
Salem Budget Signals Opera House Abandonment
The plan for a new opera house on Central street is dropped as land could not be secured. A four story brick block will rise with stores on the first floor offices on the second and society rooms on the third and fourth. The Willows line opens under Sprague electric power with a mass inspection by Mayor Rantoul and city leaders.
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Seecran
Central Street
National Association of Cemetery
Salem
Harmony Grove
Cressey
Willows
Daughters of Pocahontas
Massachusetts
James Canfield
Endicott Street
Advent Church
Naumkeag Street Railway
Sprague
Rantoul
The
Pavillion Upper Hall
Odell
J. F. Hickey
Dudley
Lombard Will Seeks 60 Thousand for Local Institutions
The will of Margaret H. Lombard was filed for probate. About $40,000 is left to Springfield Hospital and $20,000 to the Home for Aged Women. A portion goes now. the rest reverts at the death of specific relatives.
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Margaret H. Lombard
Springfield Hospital
Train Jack Incident Risks Taken During Overdue Run
Testimony describes Hartney ordered to operate the jack with a train overdue. A mishearing led to a potential derailment risk. Officials note blow-off cock damage could drain a boiler quickly and questions arise whether the brake was set by the engineer. The commission closed hearings after engineer testimony was requested.
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Hartney
Bryant
Cee
J. N. Lander
Crocker
Kendrick
Commission
Tax Levy Lists Over Hundred Dollar Taxes In Framingham
Framingham assessors show a long list of taxpayers with taxes over 100 dollars in Ward 1 Framingham Centre Ward 2 Saxonville and Ward 8 South Framingham. The roll includes numerous individuals estates and corporations such as Framingham Union Street Railway Company Saxonville Mills Framingham Electric Company Framingham Manufacturing Company and Old Colony Railroad among others with varied amounts. Non residents and out of town firms are noted with substantial sums also taxable.
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South Framingham
Framingham
Ward 1
Framingham Centre
Constance Adams
Z. B. Adams
George A. Bacon
Harry W. Bean
Martha S. Bean
Enos H. Bigelow
George W. Bigelow
Ira B. Fenton
First Parish
David Fisk
Framingham Union Street Railway Company
J. Frost
P. W. Gibbs
Frank Goodwin
G. H. Gordon
F. ©. Gregory
W. I. Gregory
I. L. Mason
Daniel McFarland
W. H. Mellen
Addie Metcalf
Elizabeth B. Metcalf
George P. Metcalf
G. Phipps
Buckley Moore
KE. L. Moore
Nathan Moore
Peter Parker
A.M. Parsons
Sarah K. Perry
P. G. Rice
J. RK. Rooke
A. IK. Stone
Mary S. Stone
H. OU. Stone
E.W. Swan
C. O.trowbridge
Charles Williams
Wilson
J. O. Winchester
E. $. Chaffee
Boston
Framingham Camp Meeting Association
C.D. Newell
New York
B.C. Rice
St. Louis
Helen G. Whitney
Cambridge
Saxonville
Lucey
Billings
Danforth
Frederick Davis
IL. F. Fuller
John Hamilton
D. Hardy
N. Hardy
Holts Hastings
Nathan Haynes
Micha Leland
W. Parker
James ‘Ts. Pebbles
Adelaid Robinson
F. EE. Simpson
G. W. Webster
Saxonville Mills
Harriet A. Stone
Auburndale
Ward
G. M. Amsden
Fr. FL Avery
Sampson Brides
F. KE. Grooks
Louisa J. Bryant
J. W. Ballard
Alexander Clark
W. £. Clark
J. C. Clark
Coburn Manufacturing Company
B. F. Coburn
J. J. Coburn
George Cutler
Fresterick Coston
Mary BE. Daisiey
Davenport & Clubts
Ro L. Day
Mary A. Day
M. M. Dessau
M. M. Dowgle
Lovell Eames
David Eames
BE. Ih. Bames
Framingham Electric Company
A. Bales & Sons
Polwer & Co
Framingham Manufacturiing Company
Framingham Water Company
Vou Od
Freeman
Stoo
French Bros
Il. B. Gaines
W. i Gallangher
John Gallagher
Hi. Goodell
Kinimna BF
Goodell
Gossamer Rubber Company
Miezour Goulding
Gregory & Co
Z. W. Hall
Hall
Josiah Hemenway
M. Weathers
Moses Little
W. F. Loker
T. Manson
Franklin Manson
Manson Soalding Company
H. A. Marston
J. J. McCain
D. McNamara
Adolphus Merriam
Caroline Merriam
Bb. F. Merriam
J. A. Merriam
D. J. McPherson
Methodist Church
J. A. Morse
Mutual Building Company
Sarah KE. Nelson
David Nevins
K. Oaks
Odd Fellows’ Building Association
A. H. Ordway
L. M. Palmer
Para Rubber Shoe Company
K.P. Pendergast
Helen C. Phipps
W. 5. Phelps
T. C. Porter
Ou. J. Power
T. F. Power
Staples & Smalley
C. A. Stearns
Stearns Bros
C. Stevens
1. J. Stevens
D. Stone
T. L. Sturtevant
Emily EK. Tearue
B. T. Thompson
Clara Vask
Marion Trowbridge
W.W. Trowbridge
Lucinda FP. Twichell
Mariah Weller
F. BE. Whitmore
Edward Wilkinsor
S. H. Williams
Anna J. Wood
Porter L. Wood
Richard Yeo
J. M. Young
Henry Bullard
Holliston
J. EK. Brown
Boston & Albany Railroad
City of
William Clatmn
Newton
N. PR. Coburn
Drivers’ Union Fee Company
R. M. Ev
Fine Racing Stock Motions at Mystic Park and Nashua Jamboree
Huge crowds attended the New England Trotting Horse Breeders meeting at Mystic Park with four class races and a grand stock display led by Mr Trott. At Nashua Driving Park a five-heat Nashua race featured Frank prevailing in the local heat and Jumbo rider injury prompting a dip in sulky safety as racing continues Friday and Saturday.
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New England Association of
Mystic Park
Trott
Rolfe
New England
Helen M
Howdy
Medora
Frank
Martha Wilkes
Gazella
Foxwood
Argosy
Frank L
Appleton Welh
Waterville
Ns. B. G
Young Kolfe
Esceel Neu
W. F. Redmond
New York
Br. m
Harris
M. Liany
Gibbs
Yee
Nashua
N. H
Nashua Driving Park Association
G. W. Harris
Jumbo
W. O. Flanders
Mr. Narris
Rain Interferes At Poughkeepsie Grand Circuit Races
In Poughkeepsie New York August 21 a cloudy morning gave way to sun before a storm halted the Hudson Driving Park Grand Circuit program. Six heats were run on a dry track and two in wet footing, but only one event was completed the 2 20 class. Ed Geers drove Stevie ahead while Miss Alice challenged, finishing near Stevie in the late heats before a break altered the outcome.
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Wes -Rreseees
Helen M
Nominator
Oxide
Delma
Richball
Nominatoer
Oval
Bowen
Nomiinator
Rundle & White
Danbury
E.u. Potter
Damont
Dr. Frost
J. K. Gresham
Boston
C. K. Drew
Great Falls
N. H
Messrs
Camille
Stevie
Miss Alice
Golden Red
Globe
Mountain Maid
Edith R
Mocking Bird
Mambrino Maid
Parkville
J. 2
Richardson
Maid
Philadelphia
Edith RK
Kit Curry
Justina
Kentucky Prince
Geers
Alice Poaniprete
Golden Rod Wesesess
McDonald
Herrington
Major Uleych
Chelsea
Goldsmith
Lang
Big Barty
Kyger
Lourse
PRTC
Neal Whitebecks
I. i. Iis
Auces
CHE Wei Atsutlug
Mule Pap
Ee Colcaplsol Ltd
Pacaqugcma Ogc Sd Fs
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Sprcrat
Hudson Driving Park
Ed Geers
Music Hall Exhibition Showcases Botanic Delights and Awards
Yesterday's Music Hall display drew crowds of ladies and gentlemen with a rich plant collection. Highlights included tuberous begonias from Herbert Harris of Halifax, papyrus antiquernima, and a Victoria regia bloom. The afternoon program featured operatic selections and a long list of floral prizes awarded by benefactors and florists, with Hunnewell, Gall, and Ames among top donors.
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Music Hall
Herbert Harris
Halifax
N.S
Egypt
Syria
Martha
Carmen
Gingl
Sagara
Oliauss
Kulenberg
Andalucia
Shiere Galop
Faust
Hunnewell
Temple & Beard
William C. Strong
AL & Sh
Farquhar
David Allan
Abram French & Co
W. £. Doyle
Galvin Bros
American Florist
Semple & Beard
J. W. Manning
Henry A. Creer
C.G. Weld
R. C. Winthrop
Benjamin Grey
J. W. Goodell
Fairmian Rogers
Liebrecht & Wadley
F. L. Ames
John Gardiner & Co
G. A. McKinnon
H. H. Hunnewell
N. T. Kidder
N. VT. Kidder
Dr. ©. G. Weld
N. I
Eid
Shooters Shine at Jamaica Plain Gun Club Clarendon Hills Meet
Members of the Jamaica Plain Gun Club held a three hour shoot at Clarendon Hills with twenty events. Results show multiple crews winning across Six Clays Six Blue Rocks and Six Stays with top honors for Jewett Melcher Needham Herbert Barrett and Johnson among others.
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Jamaica Plain
Melcher
Needham
Herbert
Barrett
Johnson
Jewett
Volapuk Convention Opens Local Meeting
The North American Association for the Propagation of Volapuk met in Room 19 at 180 Washington Street for preliminary convention work. The public session is in Association Hall today at 2 PM, with delegates from 23 states and territories. Colonel Charles E. Sprague of New York is president, and Charles C. Beale of Boston is general secretary.
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North American Association For the Propagation of Volapuk
Washington Street
Association Hall
Boylston and
Berkeley Streets
Twentythree
Charles E. Sprague
New York City
Charles C. Beale
Boston
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Newport
Michael Welch
Dent
Joseph F. Welch
Quincy Highlands
New York & New England
Quincy Adams
Wollaston
Dimick Street
Welen
Dimock Street
Mike Hartney
Mr. Welch
Michael Hartney
Robert Cushman
Cushman
Leo
Alli
Welch
Rle
T. GB. Shea
Slartney
C. G B. Lentell
George J. Akers
Chicago
George M. Bryant
Lee
S B. Shea
Construction Department
Foreman Goodrow
Express
James R. Kendrick
Kandrick
Herald
Springfield
Silver
Ace
Hardy
Lancewood
Carlos
Tom McLanchlin
Lawrence
AbatyaVeis
Rindle & White
Horticultural Society
State of Washington Investments
New England Northwestern Investment Co
State Street
Room 36
Kansas
Devonshire Street
Eastern Investment Company
Milk Street
Treasury
Andrew A
Meyer, Treas
Roxbury
Elizabeth Curtis
Rockland Street
W. C. Collar
Roxbury Latin School
A. H. Pack
Koston University
Lucia M. Keabody
Kenbury
A. N. van Daell
Institute of Technology
During Brothers
England
COMER
Commercial College
Comer’s Com’s College
Washington St
Mass
Belmont School
Belmont, Mass
Cushing Plac
Eden G. A.M
Boston Conservatory of Music
Muusic
Julius Eichbers
Tremont St
Julius Eichberg
Conservatory OF Music
Tremont Street
G. Weld
J. L. Gardner
G. A. Nickerson
L. Gardner
Queen Victoria
George M. Williams
Shoot OF Jamaica Gun Club
Clarendon Hills