Boston police act quickly to quell East Boston labor clash
Boston officers are praised for promptitude and courage in confrontations between longshoremen and Warren line workers at East Boston on Saturday. Their fast response averted what could have become the city’s most disastrous riots since the draft riots, demonstrating police bravery amid tense confrontation.
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Wolseley’s Ismailia dispatch and British retreat noted
A British despatch from Ismailia praised ground holding while hinting at troop reinforcements, while critics joke about the general's ornate wording. The report adds that the queen's army then began a retreat, calling the move traditional in the eyes of observers.
Oil on troubled waters gains practical ship safety relevance
Editorial argues oiling seas could calm heavy surf and protect ships, urging British government to scientifically test the method via life saving services with minimal cost. It criticizes Associated Press bias in reporting Blaine and Plaisted speeches, alleging partisan coverage in national campaigns and praising earlier AP episodes involving Senator Hill and Zach Chandler.
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Prohibition Party Prep Sparks Maine Political Fray
In Bangor, Penobscot county Republicans face trouble over a separate county ticket while temperance factions clash over prohibitory laws. A Newport letter mocks Maine’s prohibition effort as a joke, and Isaac Emery argues for strict licensing over prohibitory rules amid Augusta riot memory. Lincoln county Democrats nominate Smith for county attorney and Smith secure other posts. Greenback supporters endorse the convention slate as Plaisted and Dana speak at Lincoln Hall.
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Dexter livery keeper drowned at Joss's pond incident
Frank Storer and his brother Everett Storer of Lowell Mass. drowned Monday when a canvas boat capsized on Joss's pond in Kingsbury while fishing. Bodies not recovered. Maine State Jersey association held its annual meeting at Winthrop the same day with Levi Jones elected president and officers named. society reported to be in excellent condition.
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Harlem
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New Bedford
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Drowning Fatality Near Keene and Local Theft Secrets
Multiple short items report a 17 year old, Wesley Kirk, drowned while bathing in the Asbuelot river at Keene. Also, thieves entered Horne's jewelry store in Dover and stole about two dozen rings worth 42 dollars. Isles of Shoals water supply relies on mainland steamers due to continued drought. Rev. C H Kimball, from Hopkinton and Grace church Philadelphia, accepts call to Manchester First Baptist. Charlies Wade from Boston sold a horse and buggy in Laconia to Felix Deetle and vanished. Florence Foley, 23, at Nashua station, fell from a shifting engine, was run over, and will lose a limb. Sheriff Kent arrests Augustus Peabody of Danvers, alias Bill Frost and William Willis, for bigamy in Danvers and later detained in Laconia. he denies the charges.
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Orleans county court opens with 160 cases on docket
The last term convenes Wednesday September 6 with 160 cases on the docket 320 on the jury and three on the court calendar. The first case Bennet Field against Silas Bean will occupy several days. No important criminal cases are to be heard. Grand jury term to be presided by Judge Powers.
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Cottage City meet yields three straight solo wins
The bines dominated solo contests at Cottage City on Monday night winning in 30 seconds, nine minutes, and one minute. Fitchburg assessors report a total valuation of 10,089,011 with 7,488,925 real estate and 2,593,126 personal, up 573,527 from last year. tax rate is 19. The mound of details includes 4,020 polls. Eva Boggs of Lawrence, treated by faith healers, was moved to Danvers Insane asylum in a crazed state. Jail cases include McCloud and Eldridge awaiting trial for breaking and entering and stealing, who tried to use table cutlery to gain freedom. Braugh and Bellows, arrested at Marlboro for stealing carriage robes and mats from Natick, were fined 15 each, or jailed.
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Burns claim shakes Block Island and Lonsdale incidents
News notes report Mary Dodge age 14 burned to death on Block Island and Agnes Caseman fatally scalded after falling into boiling water in Lonsdale. Other items cover creditors meeting for Minchin & Co in Central Falls, a supreme court citation for William Sprague and F D Moulton, state sinking fund bond sales, Gov. Littlefield summoned to Providence, and the Dauntless yacht voyage from Newport to Southampton with guests and plans to winter in the Mediterranean.
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Egypts Trouble Deserters Report Arabi Pashas Army
Deserters from Arabi Pasha report 7000 men near Mekis lines at Kafr el Dwar and strong artillery. Bedouin resistance noted. Ismailia reports shootings of a dragoon by Arabs and capture of Arabi’s tent and standards. Wolseley notes large outpost movements and prisoner Mahmoud Fehmy. Sultan Pasha to accompany Wolseley as commissioner.
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Unfortunate and Wicked People Brought Into Notice by Their Mishaps and Mis deed
A compact notice lists individuals involved in notable misdeeds and mishaps, summarizing events and consequences. Names and locations are indicated, reflecting a historical public notices style.
Assembly at South Framingham Draws 1200 Attend
The New England assembly at South Framingham drew about 1,200 people on Monday the seventh day of the gathering. Sessions ran from 8 A M with talks on Home Amusements led by Rev A H Gillette to 9:30 for children's and normal classes led by Rev J L Hurlbut and Mrs Alden.
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Equestrian Paul Revere Statue Proposed by Aldermen
Alderman Stebbins reports informal talks on erecting an equestrian Paul Revere statue in a new square near Boylston Dartmouth and Huntington. A committee of five to consult with the Charitable Mechanic Association and Freemasons was approved, funding to come from the Phillips Street fund. Additional orders authorize street and sewer work, polling places, and compensation for widening projects.
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