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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1879

Page

3

Beacon Park Race Tickets At Hotels To Reduce Crowds

Tickets for the Beacon Park races next week may be bought at principal hotels to avoid gates crowding. Fireworks display at Hotel Nantasket postponed from Wednesday to Friday evening. Col Amos Webster former Grant staff officer and current Register of Wills of Washington arrived in Boston. The Boston grounds fence will rise twenty feet, alarming Berlin Street residents who lose roof seating. Cochituate Water Works pumped 36,000,000 gallons in 24 hours via the Sudbury River conduit, exceeding city and outer demand. West Chester Park extension progress blocks grass plot, and sidewalks will widen to fifteen feet.

Beacon Park Col Amos Webster Gen. Grant Register of Wills of Washington Boston Boston Baseball Grounds Berlin Street Cochituate Sudbury River West Chester Park Metropolitan Railroad Company Water Witch Hutchings Shamrock Driscoll Dorchester Bay City Point South P. P. McDonald Will Morris M.J. Kiley Boston Yacht Club Fred. Wright Atlantic House Poe Shawmut Edward Hayden W. Rockwell Kent South Bay New England James Glancy Benjamin F. Bean Norfolk Bean Sarah Ripley School Street Suffolk Commonwealth of Massachusetts Roxbury Commonwealth RH. H. Moses Mahoney WM. C. Williamson Court Street

Appointments of Massachusetts District Deputy Grand Masters

The R. W. Grand Lodge of Massachusetts named District Deputy Grand Masters for 82 districts with a long list of appointees led by John H. Fellows for District 1 and continuing through numerous members such as E. A. Ferguson C. F. Cadman Joseph Grundy Jr. and many more across the state.

R. W. Grand Lodge Massachusetts John H. Fellows E. A. Ferguson C. F. Cadman Joseph Grundy, Jr John A. Perkins L. F. Vaupel Jos. B. Little A.J. Atkinson A. G. Walker William M. Hill George F. Searle C. H. Rogers John W. Tower G. W. D. Lyon J. M. Fay N. F. Buzzell Frank W. Damon John E. Wiggin W. H. Bradley John A. Fogg C. F E. Higgins F. L. Burden W. E. Fairbanks Frank E. Merriman Henry K. Braley C. H. Tabor J. H. Hastings 8. Nickerson Wm. Jernegan T. B. Dill K. G. W. Cartwright F. Willcomb Fred. W. Hentz F. B. Spatter Geo. H. Allen W. G. Whitney H. W. Stick Samuel Cochran M. A. Drew Geo. Hi. Laldwin Eli Culley George H. Ellis J. A. Chabot Samuel Tucker Geo. E. Kirby B. V. Stevenson Henry Powell Frank E. Winter E. Stebbins J. H. Fuller Wm. Tribou A. E. Paine J. B. Heath M. A. Maynard G. W. Stinson E. D. Layton

Business and bankruptcy notices in Boston area creditors meetings

The report lists several bankruptcies and insolvencies in Suffolk county. Names include Hammond and Waite, A R LeGrow, Whall Co, and Pierce and Ritchie boat builders. It notes liabilities ranging from about 1 400 to 15 000 plus, with assets largely accounts due and stock valued at a fraction of cost. The Hector P Lynch case shows 7 096 63 in merchandise debt plus 4 000 and 2 100 in other claims, with proposed 20 percent settlement and court approval sought.

Hammond & Waite Hanover Street New York A. R. LeGrow Deaser Taunton Boston Gebtor Samuel J. Whall & Co High Street W. M. Jacobs & Sons Whall & Co Suffolk County John H. Pierce Joseph A. Ritchie Copartners Pierce A Ritchie Boat Builders Sumner Street W.S Anderson H. P. Bliss C. H. Cushman Hector P. Lynch Bromfield Street Lynch Sis Ea

Froebel Union studies moral training in kindergartens

Miss Peabody argues morality is learned by doing moral acts and that fair play underpins character building in the kindergarten. Mrs Kraus describes a central garden program linking hands on plant and animal care to practical learning, while E A Spring demonstrates clay modeling. Reports praise Froebel methods and California schools.

Froebel Union Peabody Froebel Society E. A. Spring California Froebel

Prohibitory Republicans Plan Boston Convention Mobilizes Support

Tickets for rail travel to Boston will be provided free for attendees with lunch after the morning session. Wednesday features a Workingmen’s meeting on Monument Hill with speakers including C H Feenald and Peter Sheehan. Greenback and Butler forces hold gatherings as leaders address the public and organize committees across Massachusetts.

Boston Monument Hill C. H. Feenald Peter Sheehan Timothy Coughlin California

Large Fire Damages Coal Shed and Lumber Wharf

A Thursday night blaze began in Leatherbee’s lumber at Albany street and spread to a 3800 by 100 foot coal shed housing about 3000 tons of coal. Losses: coal 7000 dollars, lumber 1000, roof damage 1500. Incendiary suspected with insurance on coal and building.

Leatherbee’s Howard, Snelling & Co Albany Street Calvin C. Baker Leatherbee Washington Street North Street McDermott Clark Street

East Boston Lyceum Picnic Winners at Lake Walden

The Young Men's Catholic Lyceum of East Boston held events at Lake Walden on Wednesday. Winners included Milldam crew in the four oared race with 15 minutes 15.14 seconds, James Rog ers in the five mile race, and E W Dooley in two walks. The Lyceum nine won a baseball prize 7 to 1.

Mill Dam James Rogers Fred Warren John Keneally E. W. Dooley C. Weeden W. Dunlap Fred Lemmer John Lehan James Melledy J. Melledy Dr. Kenneally Michael Goddard J. Shea

Boston Theatres Preview Megatherian Minstrels and Hiawatha

Boston theatres announce Emersons Megatherian Minstrels closing performances with Boulogne on the way and a strong cast led by Miss Dickie Lingard. Park Theatre promotes Hiawatha season finale plus The Bankers Daughter with New York company Ellie Wilton replacing Jewett. Boston Museum extols Danicheff with praised cast and Pinafore continues at Oakland Garden to wide audiences with scenic ship and singing.

Boston Emerson Boulogne America Dickie Lingard W. H. Lytell D. J. McGinnis C. Leslie Allen John T. Caren Park Theatre Hiawatha Union Square Theatre Company of New York Ellie Wilton Oakland Garden

Panama Canal Plan Outlined By Nathan Appleton

Nathan Appleton, Esq., spoke at Union Hall on the proposed interoceanic canal across the Isthmus of Panama. He traced the project from 1869 and recalled his Suez Canal involvement, arguing a Panama route with a level canal is technically superior to Nicaragua, and that French-led finance will own and run the enterprise with headquarters in Paris and offices in New York.

Union Hall Nathan Appleton Panama Appleton Boston Board of Trade Suez Canal M. de Lesseps United States Daren Grant de Lessers Colombia Paris Congress of Commercial Geography Selfridge Gulf of Limon Colon Panama Bay Nicaragua Pacific Egypt Congress Admiral Ammen Frst Paris France New York

Suburban Short Notes Preview Local Civic Moves

Brookline to house a sportsman club. A Longwood hose company to organize next Monday. Winchester Mr Swett elected Malden School Superintendent. Col W E Faulkner home burglary at South Acton. $225 taken. Wakefield Horticultural Society to hold eighteenth annual law and supper late September. Cam bridge agent Danforth seriously ill with pneumonia. Charity ball at Hingham Agricultural Hall to aid the MSPCA. Watertown principal Turner resigns to lead Brookline Ward school. Salem man W A Stearns recovering after attempted self harm amid despondency over debts. Waltham assessors plan meeting to gauge women voters for school committee. Rumford Hall public meeting next Wednesday. Sharon Hights sale Massa poag House 75 acres sold for 7950 to A L Howe. Massapong open in September. Chelsea Democrats caucus September 10. ward caucuses September 15 for delegates and committee, ward and city.

Brookline Longwood Swett Winchester Malden W. E. Faulkner South Acton Wakefield Horticultural and Agricultural Society Vespasian Danforth Board of Overseers of the Poor Manchester N. H Waltham Assessors Rumford Hall Mattter Sharon Hights Massapoag House A. L. Howe Evans House Boston Massapong Chelsea Democrats Worcester

Obituary and arrests of thieves in Boston area

A Boston police report details arrests by Division 3 officers Andrew Freeman and James Guyot for disposing stolen silverware tied to a Reading Mass theft. Other thefts include Edward Williams aboard the Eclipse ship and cabin furniture taken from the sloop Johanna. Silas Peirce, renowned Boston merchant, dies at age 87. several other local deaths noted.

Harvey and Hicks Andrew Freeman James Guyot F. C. Perley Reed Eaton F. C. Pearley Mr. Linton Reading Mass Garraughty Harding Eliot Street Coakly and Quimby Station 3 Edward Williams Eclipse East Boston Paul Mobey Johanna Henry J. Welch City Point Boston James P. Wade Portland James W. Lovett Lemuel Pease Chelsea Er. W. Bull M Street

Raid on Gambling Houses Nets Large Cache and Seven Arrests

Around 10 pm Thursday Sergeant Monroe and Officers Warren Curry from Station 2 raided No 12 Montgomery Place finding a second floor game in progress. A full layout with 1276 dollars was seized along with eight players. Simultaneous visit to No 2 Province Court yielded three players and two bystanders arrested with 100 dollar bonds.

Monroe Warren Curry Montgomery Place G. M. Robinson Phillips Station 2 Fansha Station 1 No. 2 Province Court

The New Narrow Gauge Proposal for Boston to Newton

A meeting at Bank Hall Bright on will discuss plans for a narrow gauge rail line from Boston to Newton via Brookline and Brighton. The route has been surveyed and termini arranged. An 1871 act authorized Brighton Branch Railroad with capital between 100000 and 200000 dollars, charter expired 1873, now proposed under general railroad law.

Bank Hall Brighton Boston Newton Brookline

Accidents Injure Two Men in South Boston Sewers

Lui Ingalls was struck on the back by a heavy timber while working in the Cow Pasture sewer at South Boston and treated at City Hospital. Henry A. Fillabrown, 35, of 23 Prebble street, South Boston, suffered a fractured thigh and was moved to Massachusetts General Hospital on Thursday.

Lui Ingalls South Boston Henry A. Fillabrown Prebble Street Massachusetts General Hospital

Fatal Train Accident Claims Rose Zego

Rose Zego aged 22 of No 2 Ferry Court was struck by an outward bound train on the Fitchburg Railroad while crossing the tracks to reach cars after an Italian picnic at Lake Walden Grove. She died instantly and friends took charge of her body.

Rose Zego Ferry Court Ferry Street Fitchburg Lake Walden Grove Mount Stanford Sierra Nevadas Mary Keesucker Urbana London Clara Louise Kellogg Aix-les-bains Christine Nilsson Sweden Madrid Adelina Patti Nicolini Wales Albani Brighton Perceval Port Said Suez Canal Zanzibar

Runaway cart injures driver and clashes with carriages

A Bickford & Pray wagon team frightened by a locomotive ran on Selsbee street bridge, throwing driver Elmer Bickford. He lies delirious in Dr. Pinkham care. The runaway damaged a family carriage at Martin Hood and collided with Mr. Spiller’s Ipswich team. Other items note a funeral, a prison escape, temperance meeting, Y M C A events, and local civic notices.

Bickford & Pray Union Street Selsbee Street Bridge Elmer Bickford Pinkham Pearl Street Martin Hood Spiller Ipswich Levi Moody Tower Hill Pine Grove Cemetery Sanderson Almshouse and Poor Board of Overseers of the Poor Alonzo Sanderson Bernard Connell Salem John Phillipps Swampscott Lee Connell McLeod Y. M. C. Association Young Men’s Christian Association Frazier Estate Lynn Brass Band Frank Hunnewell Charles M. Moore Board of Engineers Frank Holbrook Dr. Norman Lynn Greenback Club Butler Ward 4 No. 3 Exchange Street Keigan St. Mary’s Church This City St. Augustine Church South Boston Saratoga Academy OF Music Yankee Lock Lasters’ Union J. A. Flat C. W. Varney Fall River

London Arrest Over Death Despatch Forgery

A Dr Kenealy’s son is jailed in London for forging a reporter’s name on a despatch claiming his own death by his own act. The tale sits among scattered anecdotes of superstition, Arctic snow dioramas, operatic gossip, Suez traffic tallies, and daring Big Horn canyon escapades.

Kenealy London John Dixon Savannah Georgia

Steam power changes Long Island fishing methods

In Clinton and Sound towns Greenport Niantic and other ports now rely on steam to catch and haul whitefish and moss bunkers. Boats spread nets and lift loads with a steam driven scoop, creating a whirring sound heard miles away as fleets expand along the Sound.

Long Island Clinton Greenport Niantic

Deserta Day seeks divorce from Edward G. Day in Middlesex Court

Delia F. Day of Woburn files a libel for divorce from Edward G. C. Day claiming desertion since January 14, 1874 and failure to provide support. She seeks dissolution of marriage and custody of children Bertha May Day and Charles W. Day, with dates and places noted for prior cohabitation and marriage.

Supreme Judicial Court Cambridge Middlesex Delia F. Day Woburn Edward G. C. Day Commonwealth A. D St. Johns N. B Edward G. C Edward G. W. Day Bertha May Day Charles W. Day

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