Funeral crowds flood Indianapolis for Hendricks rites
Special dispatch from Indianapolis details heavy funeral attendance for Vice President Hendricks. Incoming trains overflow. delegates from Washington arrive. cabinet members and Supreme Court justices tour Hendricks residence, view the remains, and proceed to St Paul’s Church then the hearse procession. The city faces crowded streets, security guards, and a dramatic public farewell.
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Boston Post
Indianapolis
Ind
van Handie
Dayton
Richmond
Fort Wayne
Jefferson Club
Peoria
Game Lines
Bee Line
Indiana, Bloomington and Western
Big Four
Cincinnati
Vandalia
Butsch Zouaves
St. Louis
Hayes
Oty
Denison
Palmer
Michigan
Geddes
Civil Service
D. Thoman
Town
Kleiner
Lowry
Watson
Cobb
Govenor Hoadly
Ohio
Payne
Bishop
J. W. Deaver
Henry Dagro
Tammany Hall
Washington
Union Station
Werlock
Pennsylvania Rowl
G. F. Edmunds
Allison
Q. B. Ward
Kiviner
J. J. Blunt
W.S. Holman
W. ?. Heayporn
W. W. Phelps
Tomas Bean
P. Donn
Matson
Lowry Agd
City
Senate
A. G. fteCook
W. P. Cansday
Seezent Aba
Lon House
Cerias Bad Ap
Navy
Bayard
State
Vilas
Snliicense
Hendricks House
Grand Hotel
Cleveland
English
Lamar
Senator Bayard
Handricks
Emmet
St. Paul's
Gray
W. H. English
TI. A. Morris
Devid Lucy
McMaster
Frederick
Funeral honors for Vice President Hendricks at St Pauls Cathedral
Mrs Fitzhirgh Lee and Dr Thomas Morgan attend the St Pauls Cathedral service with a full-dress funeral ritual. The interior bears mourn insignia, a broken-column floral design, a large shield, and a flag-covered bier as government officials and judges fill the pews. The sermon honors Hendricks with a tribute to virtue, charity, and public service, followed by a solemn procession through the city to Crown Hill.
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Fitzhirgh Lee
Thomas Morgan
St. Paul's Cathedral
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Bayes
Haynes
Rk. W. Thompson
Navy
Supreme Court of the United States
Matthews
Bilatchford
Bayard
Whitney
Lamar
Endicott
Vilas
Senate of the United States
Edmunds
Pugh
Conger
Dolph
Beck
Vance
Allison
Harris
Blair
West
Camden
Jones
Harrison
House of Representatives
Messrs
Morrison
Herbert
Springer
Ward
Kleiner
Blount
Holman
Hepburn
Phelps
Ryan
Duon
A. G McCook
W. P. Canaday
Sergediceaut-Arms
Leedom
Oglesby
Haineis
Hoadly
Ohio
Knott
Kentucky
Carter Harrison
Chicago
Ctty
Hendricks
Public Observance of Vice President Hendricks Death
General public observance swept courts and government offices as the nation marked the death of Vice President Hendricks. Grand jury sessions paused, courts adjourned, post offices closed, bells tolled, and flags flown at half mast across Boston and suburban towns in a formal ceremonial tribute.
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Baltimore
Richmond
LieuMont
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Payton
Duckworth Club
Peterboro
N. H
Democratic Committee
Hendricks
Great Falls
Portsmouth
N. J
United States District Court
United States District
Sanger
United States
Nelson
Circuit Court
Devens
Equity
Supreme Judicial Court
Aldrich
Superior Civil Court
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Cold Blooded Murder in Providencce Sidewalk Killing
Providence reports gambler George B. Chase killed his wife Lillie M. Chase alias Taylor on the sidewalk near Norfolk and High streets shortly before 7 pm. She had separated from him and worked in a mill at OMeggville. A companion witnessed the abortive assault by a man hiding at the door. Chase fled up a street as bystanders stood dazed.
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Providence
George B. Chase
Norfolk and
High Streets
Chase
Woonsocket
Lillie M. Chase
Taylor
Waterville
Ste
Atlantic Company
Omeggville
Abduction Charge On Ferry Arrest Sparks Court Hearing
A middle aged man and a young girl were arrested while boarding a Jersey City ferry. Francis Crowell named Isabella Crowell as his niece and accused Oliver L. Aschenfelder of Philadelphia of abducting her after an improper acquaintance with the girl while he preached at her residence. The preacher denied the charge claiming he was taking the girl to safety. Isabella was removed by her uncle after the man was discharged.
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New York
Jersey City
Francis J, Crowell
Isabella Crowell
Kvanms
Moss
Oliver L. Aschenfelder
Philadelphia
Crowell
Aschenfelder
Isabella
Hermaphrodite brig runs aground at Strawberry Hill, Nantasket
A hermaphrodite brig grounded off Strawberry Hill Nantasket Beach around 1:30 PM in thick weather with northeast wind. A tug tried to pull her free from 2:30 to 4:00 PM and a bow worked, but the sea knocked them off. A hawser fastened to Hoat failed as strains parted it. The brig remained ashore with breaking surf and no crew removal reported.
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Strawbery Hill Lodge
Riel Funeral Mass Spark in Montreal Clash over Notre Dame
In Montreal on December 1, French sentiment runs high as Bishop Fabre blocks a Ri t funeral mass at Notre Dame Cathedral unless it stays nonpolitical. Kiel sympathizers vow to hold the mass despite orders. Clergy and laity condemn the bishop’s move as politically colored, while some politicians warn Confederation may fail and annexation could decide the next election.
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Montreal
Fabre
Ri T
Notre Dame
Kiel
Confederation
Police arrest three for express-gang thefts at Stations 2 and 4
Patrolmen West and Wentworth and Maxwell arrested Paul Page 25 from Worcester, Patrik Keefe 22 of South Boton, and James Meehan 28, suspected of links to a widespread thieves’ gang. All three claim different local ties as officers pursue leads.
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West and
Wentworth
Maxwell
Paul Page
Patrik Keefe
James Meehan
Page
Worcester
Keefe
Meehan
South Boton
Attack on Lima Palace Reported Amid Gunfire
From Lima via Galveston Caceres is reported to be attacking the palace area near Bolivar square. Continuous rifle fire and occasional heavy guns disrupt the city as streets lie deserted. At 60 o clock this morning firing began from the Lima Mercede tower and rail traffic is halted.
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Galveston
Caceres
Bolivar Square
Lima Mercede
Meeting of Brockton manufacturers yields little detail
In Brockton on December 1 a Manufacturers meeting at the Belmont produced few specifics about activities. Seventy six jastera departed the city seeking work in Lynn and elsewhere. A treers union formed with 125 members. Hon R F Trevellick spoke at the People's Theatre last night on current troubles.
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Belmont
Lynn
Uvion
R. F. Trevellick
People’s Theatre
Woburn Extension Opening Celebrated in North Woburn
The Woburn extension of the Boston and Lowell Railroad was opened with a grand illumination bonfires and cannon bursts in North Woburn. A special train carried passengers from Woburn Centre to North Woburn amid speeches by local citizens and band music by the Boston Cadet band.
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Gloucester youth shot in unaccountable incident
In Gloucester Massachusetts on December 1 Joseph McDonald age ten, son of James McDonald, was shot in the face while playing with his brother. Authorities note no clear motive. A separate incident last Sunday night reports a man shot at by two men near the same locality.
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Gloucester
Mass
Joseph McDonald
Jnd
James McDonald
Bangor City Council Rejects Maine Central Purchase Offer
Bangor Maine December 1 at a city council meeting the committee reported against selling the Bangor and Piscataquis railroad to the Maine Central at the offered price. The report was adopted unanimously.
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Bangor
Maine Central Railroad
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Tragedy at Enfield Ends in Double Murder Suicide
In Bancor Maine on December 1 Ed Whitney aged 24 a Lincoln resident shot his wife 18 twice in Enfield this afternoon. She had just left him on Monday after a three week marriage. Whitney then killed himself firing through the heart. The incident is a fatal domestic tragedy with the couple recently married.
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Bancor
Enfield
Ed Whitney
Lincoln
Indications for New England Weather Report
Indications for New England show generally fair weather with northeasterly winds shifting to variable. A slight rise in temperature is expected, with conditions described as mild and improving across the region.
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Wasniverox
New England
Postmaster General Vilas report shows postal losses widen
Vilas notes the department moved from a $3,000,000 cash surplus to over $7,000,000 in outlays in two years. Revenue declines hit money orders and registrations, while rail transport costs rise about 10 percent. Investigation into post office supply procurements led to dismissals and reforms. Foreign mail policy and special delivery system advances are discussed amid budget projections and calls for congressional guidance.
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Vilas
Treasury
Department
Pacific Railroad
Cst
Malia
Samonas
Noltime
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Koaymuci
Desperate suicide by poison at Nelson Thomason's stable
Joseph Conroy, 25, a former clerk, died after ingesting half an ounce of nux vomica at Winter Hill Somerville. He showed the poison in a barbershop and left a life policy with Hennessy before entering the livery stable. He had been discharged from Jewel’s drug store last Thursday and had planned to end his life for three days. He was pronounced dead fifteen minutes after collapse. a manhunt led to the suspect Chase as he prepared to board a Worcester road train.
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Joseph Conroy
Nelson Thomason
Winter Hill
Somerville
Juwelt
John
N. B
Hennessy
Ciase
Vaile
Woonsocket
Worvcester Road
Chase
Child
Brown
Parker
Harvard Student Held for Stealing Library Books
Thomas Sutcliffe of Eaton New York a Harvard College special student was held in Cambridge District Court yesterday for stealing books from the University library. Books had been missing for a long time and Assistant Librarian Kiernan is credited with detecting the guilty man. One book was found in a second hand store on Brattle street and numerous valuable items were found in Sutcliffe's room. The youth has also stolen from other students.
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Eaton
N. Y
Harvard College
Cambridge District Court
University Library
Kiernan
Lee
Brattle Street
Sutcliffe
Councilman White Forgery Case Delayed in Municipal Court
The case of Councilman Francis L. White charged with uttering a forged bill was continued in Municipal Court yesterday due to defense counsel Hon. Edward Avery illness. Judge Kurdy granted a further continuance to Friday Dec. 11, with Mr. Waite held on a 6000 bond.
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Francis L. White
Edward Avery
Kurdy
Waite
Boston City News Roundup and Whose Who
Entries report Albert Howe & Co selling eighteen borees for 2678 at their Brighton salesroom. George Harrison bound over for larceny from the person. Dorchester entities host relief group readings at Dorchester Music Hall. Agnes Hyde lectures at Old South Meeting House. Old North Studies begins at Palmer Street Chapel with Boston in 1775 as topic. Writings by W R Alger featured in Y M C A discourse on victory law. James Freeman Clarke lectures Palestine and David life links Psalms and javablegraphy term used.
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Brighton
J. P. Duansmore
Boston
George Harrison
Superior Court
Benjamin Stone, Jr
Dorchester
Dorchester Music Hall
Agnes Hyde
Webster Historical Society
Old South Meeting House
Old North
Parmerter Street Chapel
W. R. Alger
James Freeman Clarke
Palestine
Church of the Disciples
Saul
David
Ex Sheriff Clark Nominated for Mayor by Republicans
The Republican municipal convention at Union Hall nominated ex Sheriff John M. Clark for Mayor with no opposition. Notable attendees included President Pillsbury, Speaker Brackett, Senator Gove, and members of the Law and Order League. The convention, chaired by Henry Parkman, adjourned after endorsing Clark and assigning committees for school and street commissioner nominations.
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John M. Clark
Pillsbury
Senate
Brackett
House
Senator Gove
Boston
Jesse M. Gove
Blaine
Ezra Farnsworth
Alderman Allen
Councilman
Emmons
L. Edwin Dudley
Law and Order League
Parkman
Henry Parkman
Republican City Committee
Republican Party
Aldamen
John Q. A. Brackett
J. Homer Edgerly
Charlestown
G. Ll. W. D Betes
Prackett
Cty
Clark
Weston Lewis
Allen
Mer. Clark
George H. Bond
H W. Luckay
Deniel W. Tyler
W. H. Baldwin
W. H. Leonard, Jr
W. &. Flaherty
Arthur F. Means
William Blanchard
Charles Blaster
Bigelow
Thomas W. Bicknell
Ward
Samuel Hane
Bischell
Peseon Ezra Farnsworth
Jouncilman Emmons
W. Hl. Learned
Xollborns W. Bicknell
Morgan Hatch Elected Mayor by Large Majority in New Bedford
Hon Morgan Hatch was elected Mayor of New Bedford by a large margin at yesterday's municipal election with 2420 votes for regular candidate Morgan Hatch and 452 for Prohibition challenger Charle Almy. The ballot also lists Aldermen and city officials elected by ward, including Ward 1 common council members Jonn W Bamford and Dennis H Toomey and Ward 6 officials Edmund Wood and A H Swift, among others.
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Morgan Hatch
New Bedford
Morgan Roch
Charle Almy
Major
Morgan Roteh
Jerjamin Dawson
Canaries
Cigpesball
Benjamin F. Browssil
Bu Waru Yr
Perce
Weneell
Cobb
Edwin Hews
Gosessor
Willian A- Russell
Common Councilomen
Jonn W. Bamford
Joan FL Canny
Dennis H. Toomey
Jos Ps OG. Fanon
Charlis A. Vo Torres
Marcus W. Laber
Elizabeth W. Stau- Lote
Nen
Gustavus Lied
J. A. Russell
A. Cass
D. Keleher
Seistant
Quis Pinkham
John McCullough
Lase GB
Tompkins, Jr
Herbert E. Flicks
J. B.C. Tuell
W. Il. Wasabara
John A. Gowley
H.C. Austin
C. Puisier
Helen W. Webster
Ware
Frederick Taber
S. A. Brownell
E. RK. Leverett
D. Pierce
D. J. Kane
A. H. Swift
Frank Paul
Monroe Holcomb
Echoul
Bewey B. Winclow
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Ward 15
John Cannon
John A. Gooding
O’ Brien
Common Council
William S. alcNary
Dennis P. Murphy
Brockton
George M. Copeland
F. M. Shaw
H. 8
Porter
Aesistant
C. D. Brigham
Hiram Monk
C. H. Porter
Wiltam Copeland
A. Eh. Packard
Warren T. Copeland
WH. Harris
John Barbour
O. F. Leach
Tierrey Durham
George Farwell
Faugene Linnehan
Henry A. Wilbur
Charlies Perkhurst
F. M
Charles F. Stone Elected Mayor in Waltham Ballot
With no opposition, Charles F. Stone is elected Mayor of Waltham by a 390 vote majority. Meense, B. Buckley, W. F. Jarvis and G. A. Smythe win three-year terms on the school board. Alderman selections present tie in Ward 3 between Parmenter and Caughey, prompting a new election.
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Charles F. Stone
Waltham
Meense
B. A. Buckley
W. F. Jarvis
G. A. Smythe
Ward
W. F. Rooney
F. F. Gibbs
Zenas Farm
Henry N. Fisher
Lorenzo Noble
Charles Moore
Charles P. Bond
Whitp Jones
James O'Brien
Robert M. Giil
Temperance Ticket Sweeps Fitchburg Mayor and Aldermen Seats
Frederick Fosdick, Temperance candidate, won the mayoral race with 1143 votes to 765 for Citizens' candidate Henry A. Goodrich. All Temperance aldermen were elected. Officers include Ward 1 Lyman H Goodnow Ward 2 David M Dillion Ward 3 John Parknill Ward 4 James F D Garfield Ward 5 Henry M Choate Ward 6 4H Morse. Common councilmen and senior committee names listed with many entrants. License vote: Yes 713 No 1035.
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Bir
Fosdick
Frederick Fosdick
Fitchburg
Henry A. Goodrich
Citizens
Lyman H. Goodnow
David M Dillion
John Parknill
James F. D. Garfield
Henry M Choate
G. Morse
Rk. J. Parker
Patrick Dovson
Andrew Connery
G. W. Weyworth
Cogswell
George Wilmott
B. G. Bagley
W. H. Goodnow
H. F. Rockwell
Wiliam Howards
Charles Fosdick
Willard Dennis
A. KK. Baitles
H. H. Lamb
C. P. Washburn
MD. Hogan
J. H. McCarty
H. J. Lewis
J. W. White
C. K. Sawyer
Henry
Heyden
N. F. Bond
Joan Gallagher
Thomas Murray
Mayor Kimball Re-elected by Surprising Victory
In Newton yesterday the Citizens backed Mayor Kimball for another term by a larger majority than two years ago. Edwin O Childs, Citizens candidate for alderman, conducted a brave campaign but lost by fifty four votes. The city council for 1803 will be as follows.
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Kimball
Newton
Edwin
Childs
Citizens
Local Officials and License Vote Reported
Mayor J Wesley Kimball and Aldermen listed by ward 1 through 7. Council members also named by ward and the school committee elected for wards 1 and 2. License vote shows 165 in favor and 1176 against.
Lawyer Coggan Wins Malden Mayoralty Contest
The Malden municipal election results show independent candidate Marcellus Coggan defeating incumbent Joseph F. Wiggin for mayor. Ward results favor Coggan in key wards with alderman selections listed, alongside votes for mayor and alderman at large.
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Coggan
Judge Wiggin
Malden
Marcellus Coggan
Joseph F. Wiggin
Yount Joseph F. Wiggin
Macellus Coggan
Salem Democrats Nominate William S Lord for Mayor
Salem Democrats field a full ticket for the first time, naming William S Lord, Democratic city committee chair and school board member, as mayoral candidate. A ratification meeting will set the rest of the ticket, with Republicans the main opposition.
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Salem
Democratic Party
William S. Lord
Democratic City Committee
Lyceum
Mim
N. H. Crocker
O’brien
Ezra Farnsworth
Brackett
Holyoke
James E. Delaney
J. J. O'Connor
Northampton
B C. Cook
Pawtucket
Providence
RK. I
Frederic C. Sayles
Lucian Upham
Attempt to Burn an Orphan Asylum in Chattanooga
An arson attempt damaged the Colored Orphans Home in Chattanooga Tenn. The home, burned previously by a defective flue, housed sixty orphans who were moved to a city schoolhouse. The lower floor was saturated with coal oil and timber stacked near the doors. A reward of 300 was offered for the incendiary. Additional fires reported include Agawam nail works Wareham Mass with losses near 20000, Homestead Penn station and six dwellings lost, Sharon Springs NY loss 30000, Livingston Mont block, Winthrop Maine stable and house loss 5000, Williamstown Mass barn loss 5900.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Childrin
Agawam Nail Works
Wareham
Sharon Springs
N. Y
Livingston
Mont
G. W. Wood
Winthrop
John M. Cole
Williamstown
Mass
Sefton Union of Young People's Church Societies Formed
Fifty legates from evangelical churches met at Ruggles Street Baptist Church to form the Sefton Union of Young People's Church Societies. Officers elected include President Franklin Daly and Vice President J M Howard. The group aims to mutual improvement and the spread of society networks with a public evening session featuring choral music and sermons.
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Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Sefton Union of Young People’s Church Societies
Franklin P. Dely
Franklin Daly
Warren Avenue
Ruggles Street Quartet
Nina U. Ryerson
R. G. Seymour
D. D
W. C. Richmond
Edward Ke, Hale
O. P. Gifford
Illness of Hon Edward Avery in Braimtree
Hon Edward Avery fell ill at his Braimtree home on Sunday and remained in a critical condition yesterday with doctors fearing pneumonia.
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Edward Avery
Braimtree
Six drownings in Skowhegan skating incident reported
New England brief reports six people drowned while skating at Skowbegan Me. Other items include John Driscoll badly hurt near Greenfield from a grinding wheel burst, and a missing wife in Plymouth showing insanity signs.
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John Driscoll
Greenfield
S Grindstone
Arad Perkina
Plymouth
State Board Agriculture
Framingham Yesteray
Eben Thissell
Binger Me
Moosehead Lake
Logan's Chances and Ferry Precedent
Special Dispatch to the Boston Post reports that Senator Cockrell’s remark on electing and swearing in General Logan as president pro tempore is fallacious. It outlines Ferry’s 1875 tenure, the election process during the Forty-fourth Congress, and how precedents limit Logan’s prospective rise. The piece also notes further rule revisions and patent listings of Boston patentees.
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Cockrell
Missouri
Logan
Senate
Ferry
Wilson
Edmunda
Grant
Edmunds
Committee On Privileges and Elections
William A. Wheeler
Senaor Ferry
Stnate
Pettibone
Tennesee
Congress of the United States
Sam Randall
Salvini in Othello Convulses Boston Theater Crowds
Sal vini delivers a faultless Othello at the Boston Theatre, a fierce display of passion and tragedy that audiences hail as the most powerful interpretation yet. Salvini’s development from restrained vigor to explosive emotion marks the peak of dramatic expression with Iago scenes and final revelations drawing sustained approval.
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Othello
Wuio i
Moos
Iago
Boston Theatre
Miss Allen
Lane
Arrest of General Shaler Rocks New York Health Board
General Shaler president of the city health board and head of the National Guard�s first division was arrested on bribery charges and held at police headquarters then bailed for 19,000. His son, Judge Gildersleeve, and counsel Elihu Root visited as officials debated potential removals and future charges. The case caused wide alarm across health department offices and political factions as a grand jury session loomed tomorrow.
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Shaler
Health Board
Fiest
National Guards
Byrnes
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Gildersleeve
Inspector Byrnes
Smythe
General Shaler
Slevin
Edward P. Mitchell
Republican County Committee
George Bliss
Elihu Root
Health Department
Grace
Armory Board
Hubert O. Thompscen
Edson
Insolvency and debt actions span Boston to Baltimore
Joan K Morrill insolvency filing without a schedule at 85 Hudson Street Boston. W L Cameron of St John NB settles creditors at 40 cents on the dollar with two thirds cash and balance in three months. Charles T Brownell reported attached in New Bedford. Robert Lawson & Co Baltimore assignees with heavy liabilities. Suffolk County Real Estate Attachments Henry C Weeden vs Jonas F P Solman $19 contract action. Joseph H Cotton vs Ellen E Freel $300 contract action. Otis M Shaw vs Timothy Warren $300 contract action. Commonwealth vs Charlies E Gibson $1000.
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St. John
N. B
Charles T. Brownell
New Bedford
Mass
Robert Lawson & Co
Baltimore
Suffolk County
Henry C. Weeden
Jonas FP
Solman
Joseph H. Cotton
Ellen E. Freel
Otis M. Shaw
Timothy Warren
Commonwealth
Charlies E. Gibson
City government shelves business as meetings adjourned
Bioth branches of the city government met last evening with no public business. Aldermen concurred on council papers to petition the General Court for authority to lay out and maintain public perks. An order to fund fencing of school property was ruled out of order. The free evening drawing school opens December 9 at City Hall. Church fair moves to Pythian rink from Grand Army Hall.
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Bioth
Board of Aldermen
General Court
Champlin
Gloucester Council Letters Question on Mayor’s Reimbursement
City Solicitor McKierney delivered a long communication on the legality of reimbursing Mayor Parsons for detective expenses and prosecuting keepers of houses of ill fame. He opines that the council cannot spend funds to enforce laws against a house of ill fame.
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Gloucester
Mass
McKierney
Parsons
Northern Mexico Revolt Turmoil Fears Rise
In Monterrey Mexico on December 1 authorities fear the entire northern region may join the revolution. Acting Governor Sepulveda, with a 190 man guard, was attacked near Vila Garcia by 660 revolutionists. The guard fled and was routed. Five rebels were killed and ten wounded in the clash.
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Mex
Mexico
Sepulveda
Vila Garcia
Revoleee
Wage workers meet to discuss eight hour movement in Goeton
A meeting of wage workers will be held at New Era Hall on Friday evening December 1 under the Central Trades and Labor Union of Goeton and vicinity. The purpose is to consider urging general adoption of an eight hour movement. Speeches will be made by Robert Howard of Fall River James Snimner of Millon and others.
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Mugwamps
Wiley- Golden
Bijou
Evening Chestnut
Richard Golden
Harry Brown
James Mackey
Dora Wiley
Mr. Frown
New Era Hall
Central Trades and Labor Union of Goeton and Vicinity
Robert Howard
Fall River
James Snimner
Millon
Eight men hurt in ore mine accident near Olympia Kentucky
A tearful accident at State Greek iron ore mines near Olympia Kentucky today left eight men badly hurt. John Staten Lafe Staten John Mountjoy and Charles Redbett are believed fatally injured. John Staten was blown about twenty five feet and Rebbetvs exes were blown out. Other names could not be learned.
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Olympia
John
Lafe Staten
John Mountjoy
Charles Reddbe
John Staten
Rebbetvs Exes
Fancy fair opening at Fourth Presbyterian Church South Boston
The opening of the fair at Fourth Presbyterian Church in South Boston featured an elaborate display of fancy articles. The ball room was tastefully decorated and a Puritan yacht model drew attention. Music was provided by the Institute for the Blind band.
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Fourth Presbyterian Church
South Boston
The
Institute For the Blind
Moorie Signs with Chicago after Lawrence Season
George H Moorie catcher for Lawrence last season signed with the Chicago club yesterday. In Elmira New York the jury in the grave robbing case of Mrs Eustis Keitzersld returned a guilty verdict. William Woodhull aged 19 from Canaan New York was arrested in Springfield for robbing a main street store of scarves underwear gloves and umbrellas valued at an unspecified amount.
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George H. Moorie
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Chicagos
Elmira
N. Y
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Eustis Keitzzersld
William Woodhull
Canaan
Springfield
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A. A. Knights
Thomas F. Powell
Devil
Yeas
Marshall M. Cutter
Erastus B. Powers
EK. D. Howes
William P. True
Seth C. Jones
Elias W. Bourne
Charles E. Farmer
John W. Norton
John Geary
George L. Griffin
William B. Atwood
A. P. Moore
James McCarthy
Hollis RK
Everett J. Stevens
James Pierce
George E. Strout
William H. James
William RB. Buckminster
A. C. Dowse
Lorin A. Presley, Jr
Lowell
Mayor Noyes
John T. Phillips
John F. Howe
George ©. Stanley
Daniel Wright
James D. Hartwell
James Francis
Oliver E. Cushing
George T.penniman
Mr. Hartwell
Edward A. O’donnell
Ee Ee
Homestead
Penn
Pittsburg
Virginia
Charleston
Union OF Church Societies
Edward Averex
NEW England News
James Henwood
Hosac
North Adams
Burton
Newport
R.I
Democratic Central
Dover
O. W. Farrar
J. B. Quaid
HB. A. Canney
Mr. Cockrell
Jacob M. Baker
Henry M. Bartlett
William Bunting, Jr
Federick Patrar
Frankiin P. Hinds
Daniel B. Kempster
Oldin Nichols
David H. Rice
Igeorge A. Wells
John G. Wilson
Municipal Telegraph Apparatus
Mugwumps
Music Mall
Chickering Hall
James Benzing
Benazing
E. Humphrey- Allen
Mary Howe
Charles B. Adams
Mr. C. N. Alien
Professor Julius Kolert
Rudolph King
Helen Standish
Museum Company
Pope Marcelle
Palestrina
ART
Ana Py
Ceyeveseos
Alfred Gaufa
Moone
Heather Rose
Sceeees Hollander Downing Flowery Vale
Joan KE. Morrill
Carpenter
Hudson Street
Chelsea
G. O. Taylor
Paris
Baker & C9
Merrimack Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Old and Reliable Company
Andover
Exchange Place
Hotuery
Porsons
Sweden- Vere
Kolerung
Jes
Msow Dss
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!