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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1885

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4

New England Fair to Highlight Record Cattle Exhibit

Bangor hosts the New England and Eastern Maine state fairs from Aug 31 to Sept 4 with unsurpassed cattle displays. Ten classes include Shorthorns Holsteins Ayrshires Jersey Swiss Devon Hereford Guernsey Maine herd Jerseys and polled Angus. Oxen enter from Massachusetts and other states vying for grand pulling water supremacy. The event features fine horse shows with trotters and Norman breeds, expanded Maplewood park facilities, baseball games and other amusements, plus generous rail fares to attract farmers for what could be the era’s greatest harvest festival in New England.

Bangor New England Maine New England Society Guernsey Massachusetts Pine Tree Old Bay Waritime Maplewood Park Anser New England States

Notable Local Deaths and Arrests on Wednesday

Thomas Rice died at Massachusetts General Hospital after steamer Missouri injury. Phedens H Hunt was arrested for embezzling 2100 dollars. Jeremiah Sullivan, 47, found dead likely from heart disease. Notorious con man James Williams captured with accomplice. McLaughlin child burns from matches. mother also burned. Mary Foley, 6, fell from third floor window, hip dislocation. Horse attack injures James Bigley. taken to hospital. Agnes Wilson charged with larceny of a 35 dollar watch. Thomas Nugent and Charles Osborn complain of coat thefts. W. Gibbons and John Murray charged with stealing billiard cues and rack valued 1050 dollars.

Thomas Rice Missouri Massachusetts General Hospital Phedens H. Hunt Glidden Jeremiah Sullivan Rochester Street James Williams Elias Fallon McLaughlin Endicott Street Frank Meaos Bridget McLaughlin Mary Foley Silvertreet Boston Edward B. James James Charles Street James Bigley Poplar Street Agnes Wilson Louis Bohner Thomas Nugent Charles Osborn W. Gibbons John Murray Amasa W. Bailey

Essex county Grand Army convention votes for veteran reunion plan

The Essex county Grand Army association met at Grand Army hall in Lynn with 26 delegates representing Lynn Peabody Marblehead Newburyport Saugus Danvers Merrimac. It recommended attending the Massachusetts veterans reunion September 2 and 3 instead of a picnic or parade. Albert F. Harvey was injured by a falling pile of lumber while working on E. E. Elder's brick building on Washington Street and taken to a hospital. Detective Rowe and Officer Lee arrested Charles B. Roberts on forgery and T. H. Hurd on embezzlement charges in Boston cases with small amounts involved.

Essex County Grand Army Association Grand Army Hall Lynn Peabody Marblehead Newburyport Saugus Danvers Merrimac Massachusetts Albert F. Harvey Empire Street E. E. Elder Washington Street Rowe Timothy Lee Charles B. Roberts Boston T. H. Hurd

Hurd and Bowen Arrested on Fraud Conspiracy Charge

Inspector Glidden seized Phrendeus H Hurd and Orson O Bowen on a joint warrant for defrauding Louisa and Evie K Parker of 2100. Bowen, an estate broker, and Hurd, a Lynn building contractor with a farm near Lowell, allegedly swapped the Parkers farm for their Steniford Street house, then foreclosed a $9000 mortgage. Each was bound over to Sept 2 with $3000 bonds.

Phrendeus H. Hurd Orson O. Bowen Glidden Louisa Evi Ine K. Parker Bowen Nenr Hurd Lynn Lowell Parkers Steniford Street

Methodists pick New York for next general conference

The 1884 quadrennial session of the Methodist Episcopal Church empowered bishops to form a commission to locate the 1888 general conference. Initially to meet at the People's Church in Boston or another approved site, the commission began its work and has now chosen New York City as the meeting place instead of Boston.

General Conference The Methodist Episcopal Church Philadelphia People’s Church Boston New York City Boston Water Board Joseph Zane & CO Sudbury St New York Fred, Adee & CO Cliff Street

Fire Department House and Corresp Morning Star Move

The new Charlestown fire house on Main Street will be ready in a few weeks and the Morning Star office in Dover will relocate next week to Shawmut avenue. Boston and Maine offers enticing White Mountains and Lake Winnepesaukee excursions with weekend trips. Offenbach’s celebrated Measures headline Mr Neuendorff's Music Hall program with Orpheus overture and medleys. State vacancies filled include Lyman School superintendent Henry Swan salary 1600, Dr J E Corey physician 100, Mrs Susan Brackett superintendent 1000, Dr Mary V O Callaban 200, State Primary School Amos Andrews superintendent 1600, Dr William Holbrook physician 400. Supreme Legion of Honor continued its convention with a private forenoon, luncheon boat trip down the harbor, then feasted at Hotel Nantasket, with many distinguished guests, returning late.

Fire Department Main Street Charlestown Hancock Square The Morning Star Freewill Baptist Dover N. H Shawmut Avenue Boston and Maine Railroad White Mountains Lake Winnepiseegee Offenbach Neuendorff Music Hall Agner Lyman School Henry E. Swan J. KE. Corey State Industrial School Susan L. Brackett Mary V. O’ Callaben Amos Andrews William Holbrook Supreme Council of Legion of Honor Ft. Warren Deer Island Nantasket

New England News Briefs Highlight Cold Wave and Local Events

A cold wave endangers crops across northern New England. Rockport fisherman George Parsons hauled a 600 pound sea turtle. Rowe celebrates its 100th incorporation with 540 residents. Jamaica VT resident Wim Johnson, recently run over, shows recovery but mental instability. The 1272 ton ship Toy, built in Bath ME by New England Shipbuilding, launched. commanded by William C. Warland of Brooklyn. Blackstone Junction rail watchman John Henry tied and gagged. Providence and Worcester safe blown, $25 taken. Bowdoin College plans a brick gym 50 by 80 feet with a 33-lap mile track, to sit behind Winthrop and Maine halls.

New England George Parsons Rockport Mass Rowe Wim. Johnson Jamaica William H. Besse New Bedford Bath New England Shipbuilding Compe. Cort William C. Warland Brooklyn N. Y John Henry Blackstone Junction New York and Providence and Worcester Bowdoin College Winthrop Maine

Fever Rages In Chapias. Rail Concession Forfeited

An epidemic of yellow fever devastates families in Chapias on the Guatemalan border. Mexico’s public works department drops the Puerto Lobos to Norte railroad concession, fining the grantee Guillermo Andrade five thousand pesos forfeit.

Chapias Department of the Public Works Puerto de Lobos Puerto Bei Entera del Norte Uillermo Andrade, Siso

Obituaries From Several States Add To Local Notices

Rev William McDonald aged 72 pastor of St Ann s Manchester dies of paralysis of the brain Aug 26 native of Ireland lived in Manchester 38 years Ezra R Oliver of Norwalk Conn drops dead in Lynn ipoplexy age about 44 leaves wife and children Judge Bernardo Whitman son of Levi Whitman Esq Norway Me died in San Francisco well known Oxford county lawyer and nephew of Chief Justice Ezekiel Whitman Samuel Sargent Brewer Me merchant dies Aug 23 aged 74 original Brewer church deacon Jesse Miller Taunton asylum born Mount district Franklin 74 owner of Arabian balsam loses fortune Charles F King Arlington died Aug 24 aged 21? years seafaring life from Medford and Boston firms leaves widow and daughter.

William McDonald Diocese of New Hampshire St. Ann’s Church Manchester Ireland Lynn Ezra R. Oliver Norwalk Oliver Union Street Bernardo. Whitman San Francisco Levi Whitman Norway Oxford County Justic Ezekiel Whitman Portland Fessenden & Deblois California Nevada Samuel Sargent Brewer Penobscot Amesbury Mass Sargent Congregational Church Brewer Village Jesse Miller Taunton Asylum Mount District Franklin Sheldonville Providence R. I Taunton

Management of stiff clay soil in light lands

The article explains clay soils as valuable yet challenging for farming. It covers timing for tillage, dangers of working wet or over-drying, need for draining and furrows, and methods like manuring, burning, and under drainage. It notes that strong clays suit permanent pasture and that fibrous rooted crops cope best with stiff soils while bulbous crops prefer lighter soils.

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Notable American and European Figures Share Holiday Happenings

Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes turns 76 next Saturday while Rev. Sam Jones reflects on early agnosticism and Bowdoin College elects its president Rev. Mr. Hyde. A range of tidbits follows: Joaquin Miller’s daughter joins a New England troupe, Kreisler wins Vienna violin prize at age 10, Mrs. Oline Tracy visits Boston, and Washington correspondent William McBride vacations in Europe. Baron Heyking and wife watch elephants in New York. Col. Page and Col. Stone visit Biddeford. Hindoo widow Radhabai starts a bookseller business in defiance of Manu law. Canon Farrar crafts a Browning lecture for Boston audiences. and Browning contemplates another U.S. trip as 73-year-old.

Oliver Wendell Holmes Sam Jones Mr. Hyde Bowdoin College Joaquin Miller Rehan Dramatic Company New England Baron Heyking Germany New York Vienna Conservatorium Friedrich Kreisler Oline Tracy Kitchen Garden New Orleans Boston William McBride Washington The Cincinnati Enquirer Europe Allard Congo Free State Congo Hendricks Chicago United States Ware Mass Benjamin Eaton O. F. Page Edwin Stone Biddeford Radhabai India Manu F. L. Ritter Vassar College Elizabeth Rose Cleveland Florida Robert Sutton Madison New York Evening

Southern mind focuses on government and justice

An Atlanta Constitution passage argues southern readers are better informed on constitutional and legal matters than northern citizens, noting a long tradition of interest in government and the administration of justice. It contrasts northern preoccupations with southern civic engagement and legal awareness.

Atlanta Constitution

Fertilizer Profitability on College Farm Soils

At current prices, boosting corn oats potatoes by 10 bushels or wheat by 5 bushels fails to recoup 200 pounds per acre fertilizer costs. On half-worn soils, commercial fertilizers likely not profitable. Grass and clover farms may gain more from proper farming and stock-raising than heavy fertilizer use.

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Successors of Tee Noble 600 from the New York Commercial Advertiser

The article notes aging Civil War figures would be near 80 for Lee and 61 for Jackson if alive, Lincoln at 76, and Davis at 77. It argues that as years pass, the number of prominent soldiers and statesmen from 1861 dwindles. By century's end, many who fought at Manassas, Donelson, Shiloh, or Five Forks will be venerable heroes revered by future generations.

New York Commercial Advertiser Robert E. Lee Stonewall” Jackson Abraham Lincoln Jefferson Davis Manassas Donelson Shiloh Five Forks

Shipping Notices From Boston and New York Ports

Maritime listings show multiple steamship agents and sailings from Boston and New York. Included are destinations such as Europe, Hamburg, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Havre, Bremen, and destinations in the Caribbean and Latin America. Several lines mention specific steamer departures and post dates in August.

Maritime Movements From Ports Worldwide

A string of passenger and cargo movements listed by date and port shows vessels sailing from diverse origins to cities including New York Philadelphia Queenstown Hamburg Boston Montreal Marseilles and Glasgow. Ships such as Rhynland Pavonia Gino Malin Head Austerlitz Olympia and Jan Breyder appear among others with departures from Boston New York Marseilles Montreal and Coosaw among listed origins.

New York Australia Hamburg Rhynland Antwerp Potaro Progreso Philadelphia Ashfield Marbella Queenstown Pavonia Boston Kinsale England Gino Malin Jasgow Austerlitz Marseilles Phila Malin Lake Champlain Montreal California Barrow Rome

Maritime arrivals and sailings from Aug 26 port records

The list details arrivals and departures of steamers and brigs, naming vessels such as New Brunswick Berkshire Katebare Roix John Brooks City of Gloucester Longfellow and more. It notes destinations from Annapolis NS to Portland ME and Newport News with crews passengers cargo and schooners like Irene Wilson and Willie See. The report includes consignments from Nova Scotia Newfoundland and New Jersey and mentions ships cleared by firms including Odiorne Tevese and JG Hall. It ends with “FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.”

New Brunswick Colby Annapolis Moise W H Kilby Berkshire March Norfolk Katebare Roix Bangor James Littlefield John Brooks Snowman Portland Charles F Williams City of Gloucester Young Gloucester Longfellow, Smith Provincetown Brark Eee Barn Sr Park Patteron Port Jefferies Rene Golbeth Weebawken Benjamin Carver Lowell Port Johnson Native American Johnson Calais Hoon Garland Eliot Alfred A.pettengill Hockport Ene Askey Nor Olsen Lubeck Germany Gill & Tz Arsch Minnie Louise Boudrot St Johns Homes & Nichols Lothair Desmond Cow Ray F H Odiorne & Co Brschsj & J Locke Banks Pubnico JG Hall & Co Tevese Merritt Delong & Seaman Canning Packet Joyce St Pierre Mig Cnat Wise Saxon

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