Swede Nilson settles suit over Chase marriage and wife’s burial
Providence reports the case of Nils Nilson versus Eloy M Chase and others settled. Nilson, employed on Mrs Chase’s farm, married Chase’s daughter Eley Ann in Oct 1880. After her death by arsenic in Jan 1881, Nilson claimed estrangement and loss of companionship, seeking $10,000. trial earlier ended in disagreement. Defendants to pay Nilson about $1000 and all costs.
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R.I
Nils Nilson
Eloy M. Chase
Welcome O. Brown
Huldah Bede
Eley M. Chase
Eley
Nilson
Supreme Court
Housatonic spread works shut. 75 jobs lost
A halt in the spread works at Housatonic Massachusetts leaves 75 workers unemployed. Other regional economic notices report accidents, weather, and farm concerns across Maine New Hampshire Connecticut and Massachusetts.
March of Negroes and political maneuvering in the era
A large group of Black marchers in Upper Marlboro Maryland confronts a white sponsored display reading Welcome Colored People. Reports from Charleston show agents of western railroads lure Black southerners with promises of free transport cheap housing and high wages prompting many to relocate west likely to lands controlled by Fort Smith and Little Rock railroad in Arkansas. A New York dispatch notes Levi P Morton leads in the race for Maryland senate with Vanderbilt resisting contract cancellations that could influence Chauncey Depew’s future in national politics.
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Charleston S.C
Western Railroad and Land Companies
Fort Smith
Vanderbilt
Chauncey M. Depew
Hac
Funeral services for Maj. Bush held this afternoon
The funeral for Maj. Bush will be at 2 pm at 585 Somerville Avenue Somerville. Separately Mrs. W B Stevens and daughter of Malden were badly injured Tuesday when a carriage was thrown by a frightened horse after colliding with a milk wagon on Main Street.
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Somerville
W. B. Stevens
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Charles River Street Railway Company
Society For the Detection of Horse Thieves
Dedham
A. J. Norris
Nathaniel Morse
W. *. Hill
Lewis H. Kingsbury
John W. Chase
Clifton K. Baker
Daniel Neal
Freeman Hinckley
Harvard Street
Chelsea Highlands
Charles II
Tufts College
Charles Conklin
Universalist Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
John Riley
Chelsea
Joan Scully
Second Street
East Cambridge
Grent
Massachusetts General Hospital
Wentworth arraigned on wife assault in Somerville
Georgea Wentworth was arraigned in Somerville police court on a charge of assaulting his wife with a dangerous weapon with intent to kill after a Sunday morning shooting in Somerville. He pleaded not guilty, the case continued to the 16th to await his wife’s injuries and possible witness testimony. Bond set at $1000 posted by George McLaughlin, brother-in-law of Wentworth’s wife.
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Somerville
Storey
George McLaughlin
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Blaine cheerful in Boston hotel room before Washington trip
From the Boston Journal December 2 Blaine was seen at Young's hotel last evening in excellent health and high spirits. He spoke freely about the campaign and westward tour, showing no sign of disappointment and planned to go to Washington today.
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OBrien Accepts Mayor Nomination in Boston Democratic Meeting
Boston’s Democratic City Committee held an adjourned meeting at the Merona to finalize the municipal ticket. Hugh OBrien accepted the mayoral nomination, pledging to curb waste and high taxes, with Cunniff and Trull leading the correspondence and slate.
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M. M. Cunniff
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Jon
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Pear Sin
Boston
Messrs
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JA. K. Tilden
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Report on Utah commission notes polygamy revival and trials
Washington dispatch summarizes the Utah commission findings. Polygamy is described as revived and defended by spirit teachers with 196 males and 263 females reportedly entering polygamy since the Edmunds act. It covers the Clawson trial leading to four years’ imprisonment, Evans’ three and a half years, and predicted stronger federal power if Edmunds act amendments pass. It also recommends auditor and treasurer appointments, governor appointment of county officers, court power changes, jury methods, and penalties for women entering polygamy.
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Corrected Figures Give Cleveland Large Plurality in Vote
The semi official Texas result shows Cleveland 238,695. Blaine 52,522. Butler 2,304. St John 2,469. Cleveland’s national plurality stands at 15,952 with total votes 4,811,294 for Cleveland and 4,795,272 for Blaine. Butler and St John small. Hancock’s prior four year plurality was 98,383 and Garfield’s was 7,015.
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Congo Trade Pact Wins Germany Free Import Rights
Berlin reports that the International African Association has entered a convention with Germany. It guarantees freedom of imports in transit in the Congo for Germany and rights of residence and trading for German subjects and others seeking Congo territory. In exchange Germany will recognize the association flag and frontier from the lower Congo to the sea.
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Wrecked Queen Sound Seeks Tug for Relief
Ottawa reports the Queen Sound owners request the American tug Winslow to reach the wreck, but the Winslow is blacklisted by the department for repeated Canadian law violations. Allowing entry would imply condoning past offences.
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Michipicoten River
Winslow
Grand Temple of Honor Holds 40th Massachusetts Session
The Grand Temple of Honor of Massachusetts convened its fortieth annual session in Athol on December 2. Grand Worshipful Leader David Robinson served as the chair of the meeting.
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Gov Hamilton declares forged returns tainted the Canvass
Gov Hamilton’s decision in the Brand Leman case holds that signatures on the tally were forged and that forged returns, not true ones, shaped the district results. He labels the forgery a bold crime aimed at swinging the state legislature and a U.S. senator election, commends canvassers, and notes Leman’s 394-vote lead as the valid outcome while urging punishment for the guilty. A federal grand jury also reports clear evidence of ballot forgery and calls for indictments and rewards for informants.
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Cleveland Refuses Gift Dog Proposal Returns Pet
Executive Mansion Albany November 27 184 . President Grover Cleveland writes to William J Loader of Brooklyn declining gifts from strangers. He explains his policy against accepting presents of value, requests the Newfound land dog be sent back at his expense, and expresses appreciation for the kindness while avoiding obligation.
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Wall Street bank receiver authorized to pay 9 percent dividend
In New York on December 2, Charles J. Osborn, receiver of the Wall Street bank, won court approval to pay an additional 10 percent dividend, bringing total to 9 percent. The United States Trust Co. was ordered to pay 112,500 dollars to Osborn. A Stewart suit against Huntington opened in supreme court before Judge Van Voorst with Messrs Choate and Conkling among counsel. A meeting of business leaders, a Lowell bank rosy bill push, and a trotting association board review occupied the evening, with plans for trials of disputed cases.
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Fifth Avenue Hotel
James Grant
Davenport
W. D. Tilton
Loston
Burdett Loomis
Hartford
George <Turgis
Philadelphia
H. C. McDaniel
Lexington
W. C. Blake
Cedar Rapids
N. T. Smith
San Francisco
Beffalo Philadelphia railroad plans debt payoff pool for lines
A Beffalo New York and Philadelphia railroad director says arrangements nearly complete to retire 1.45 million in floating debt by using 1.5 million of general mortgage bonus to the treasury. A meeting in Tuladelphia with New York Philadelphia and Norfolk lines and steamship operators set a pooling rate for the 29 vessels handling 268000 tons last year, with terms reportedly agreed.
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Providence
Murder in Van Buren shocks Fr. SmithH Ark
In Van Buren a township constable Joseph S. H. Honck was killed by a Negro named John Williams who shot him in the head with a double barreled shotgun while Honck searched for Williams at a different Negro’s house. Williams rode Honck’s horse and fled into the woods.
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Ark
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Joseph S. H. Honck
John Williams
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Honck
New Orleans Shooting Case Arraigned in Court
Recorder Ford, his brother, brother-in-law, and three court officers were arraigned in New Orleans today for the murder of Capt. A J Murphy. They pleaded not guilty. the state’s attorney was not ready, the case was postponed, and the prisoners were remanded without bail. Indications are that the assassins may escape punishment.
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New Mexican Ministry Formed by Diaz in Mexico City
President Diaz appoints a full cabinet with Ignacio Mariscal as foreign relations minister, Pedro Hinojosa as war minister, Joaquin Baranda as justice minister, Manuel Dublan as treasury minister, and Manuel Romero Rubio as interior minister. The post for public works remains vacant.
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Joaquin Baranda
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Manuel Dublan
Interior
Manuel Romero Rubio
Services for Dr. Orlando Tompkins Held at Washington Street
Funeral services for Dr. Orlando Tompkins were held Tuesday noon at 1742 Washington Street. Rev. Edward Everett Hale, D D, conducted the service.
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Consolidative Conservative stance on redistribution bill in Parliament
London reports a Conservative meeting endorses second reading of the redistribution bill with 2,000,000 voters to gain franchise and minimal disruption, while varied views persist among MPs. Paris notes changes to Senate eligibility and universal suffrage proposals, amid minister resignations and cabinet concerns.
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Waltham’s First City Election Ends With Fuller Victory
Mauldem Fuller wins the mayoralty in Waltham as the new charter city completes its inaugural election. Voters cast a heavy ballot amid sharp aldermanic races across seven wards, with strong turnout, school committee tests, and extensive candidate trading.
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Tin plate tariff evasions found in New York and Boston
John Jarrett of the American Tin Plate Association says galvanized iron and steel sheets are being imported through New York and Boston customs houses at the same rate as tin plates, despite a higher duty. He will refer the matter to authorities.
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Jittsburg
John Jarrett
American Tin Plate Association
New York
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Orangemen flare in Conception Bay district clash
In St. Joans Newfoundland on December 2, Orangemen in Conception Bay escalated tensions by assaulting the barricaded residence of a U S Catholic Redemptorist priest with stakes. Orange banners and symbols were raised near the Roman Catholic church and a Catholic procession was forced to pass beneath them.
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Coal shaft pumps fail, water halts work at Stanton shaft
An accident at the Stanton shaft of the Lehigh and Wilkesharre Coal company Saturday disrupted machinery and stopped pumps. Water has risen in the shaft, delaying operations, and it will be some time before it can be removed.
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Riot at San Ferdinando Ends in Mass Coolie Deaths
The Trinidad Chronicle reports a riot on Oct 28 at San Ferdinando where authorities fired on coolies who refused to disperse, leaving about 50 dead. The clash followed a demand for order and escalated quickly under tense conditions.
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Charles Lincoln Dies In New York City Show Manager
Charles Lincoln, famed manager of horse and dog shows nationwide, died in New York City. An advertiseable note promotes Ola Bourbon G. O. Taylor as a safe stimulant available in bottles from druggists and grocers.
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Charles Lincoln
O. Taylor
William Hussell Elected Mayor by 1200 Majority
William Russell defeats incumbent Fox for Cambridge mayor by about 1100 to 1200 in a slow counted race amid split tickets and pastor endorsements. News of the likely result triggers joyous parades and demonstrations as details remained incomplete at press time.
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Cambridge
William Russell
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Russell
Endicott Wins Chelsea Mayoral Race in 3000 Vote Margin
Eugene F. Endicott leads a Chelsea election with about 3000 votes, roughly two thirds of the registered voters. The detailed tally shows Endicott defeating Samuel P. Tenney for mayor, with aldermen and council seats also decided. licenses were approved by a narrow margin of about 1400 in favor.
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Chelsea
Remarkable Increase in No License Vote in Somerville Mayoral Election
In Somerville's municipal race, Mark F. Burns defeated rival Cummings with 2593 votes, showing a large rise in the no license vote compared to 1883 by 566. The report details mayoral and alderman results across wards, noting Somerville's shift toward prohibition and listing elected officials and school committee members.
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Somerville
Mark F. Burns
Cummings
Mayor Fuller Re elected With Larger Margin In Malden
The fourth Malden municipal election saw Mayor Fuller re elected by a majority of 360 votes. The result marks a larger margin than last year, reflecting strong support for his leadership amid local issues and governance.
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Malden
Newton elects Kimball mayor. light vote, license defeat
Newton voters re-elected Mayor J Wesley Kimball without opposition as about 1600 ballots were cast. The license referendum went against licenses by 747, with notable contests for common council in wards 2 and 1 and a school committee race featuring Mrs. E L N Walton.
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H.¥. Ross
Daniel C. Heath
KE. N. Walton
G. A. Walton
Gloucester Elects Parsons Mayor In Reform Victory
Gloucester voters chose Alderman John S. Parsons reform candidate as mayor by 1062 to 720 for Henry A. Parmenter and 721 for Charles C. Cressy. School committee members, eight aldermen and councilmen from eight wards were elected, with a large license majority. Brockton and Taunton also reported mayoral races, with Republicans gaining solid control of city governments and license passage in several towns.
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Charles B. Shute
A.B. Palmer
Jos. T. Wiggin
A. B. Knights
James B. Foster
William P.true
Seth C. Jones
William F. Hackett
Thomas F. Powell
Charles G. Farmer
John W. Norton
Edward ©. Holmes
George L. Griffin
William Bb. Atwood
A. H. Wellman
George T. Coverty
James McCarthy
Everett J. Stevens
George I. Bailey
Frank Silliman
George E. Stout
James Pierce
William H. James
Levi N. Rockwell
W. B. Buckminster
A. G. Dowse
C. H. Sweeney
Fuller
Main Street
Malden
Gloucester
Mass
John S. Parsons
Reform
Henry A. Parmenter
Charles C. Cressy
Joseph E. Garland
John L. Stanley
Henry C. L. Haskell
George M. Wonson
G. A. Watson
D. Somes Watson
Howard Steele
Isaac N. Story
Daniel G. Hodgkins
Charles Skinner
J. W. Andrews
George Merchant, Jr
Nathan K. Jackman
Alexander McCurdy
Lufkin
W. C. Moody
G. R. Lane
BF. A. Pearce
H. E. Gaffney
John Favor
J. H. Farr
J. Q. Bennett
J. H. McCormack
G. H. Proctor
William Parsons
W. H. Dennen
Burton Fernald
J. D. Woodbury
J. W. Rowe
B. Howard Foster
G. W. Harvey
Timothy McKenny, Jr
C. G. Davis
A. M. Lycett
Jonathan May
Brockton
Z.C. Keith
Z. C. Keith
W. L. Douglas
Daniel Dunbar
Henry S. French
P Howard
Hiram A. Monk
Patrick McCarthy
G. F. Swain
C. H. Cary
D.S. Packard
C. W. Tilton
W. A. Sweetser
E. W. Walker
Porter
F. M. Shaw
W. M. Pratt
Andrew Swanson
James Reynolds
J.F. Cooper
G. W. Cobb
Taunton
Charles F. Hanson
Ind
Arthur M. Alger
Citizens
Hanson
Daniel Carey
E. D. Godfrey
Benjamin Morris
L. B. Higgins
A.H. Williams
G.E. Wilbur
Niels Crossman
G. B. Harvey
E. L. Rossman
J. H. Eldridge
William Stoddard
H. W. Colby
G. H. Rhodes
D. A. Trefethen
E. M. Williams
A. J. Claftey
M. Haley
J. W. Hayward
J. H. Galligan
Fairy River
John W. Cummings
Henry J. Langley
Springfield
Henry M. Phillips
James E. Delaney
Holyoke
Northampton
B. E. Cook, Jr
Gere
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Itizens
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James H. McCarty
New Beptoro
Morgan Rotch
Newburyport
Citizens’ Caucus
Moses H. Fowler
John J. Putnam
G. W. Adie
G. W. Austin
Albert Currier
W. B. Johnson
D. M. Felch
L. W. Sargent
C. Noyes
William Woods
Haverhill
Joseph H. Sheldon
Leonard V. Spaulding
Alden P. Jaques
W. W. Sprague
J. E. Moran
J. A. Griffin
Joab Peaslee
Nathaniel Rowe
Election results across New England cities
The dispatch reports mayoral wins and council seats across multiple Massachusetts cities on December 2. FircuspunG, Newburyport, and Haverhill each announce citizens tickets prevailing, with votes and license outcomes noted, while New Beptoro and Newburyport list elected mayors and aldermen and the license totals.
Impeachment Move Against Ohio Marshal Divides House
Washington notes show Ohio Marshal Lot M Wright accused of arming deputies at Cincinnati polls and using weapons. Debate over impeachment scope and congressional privilege dominates session as Follett’s resolution passes. Also covered: surgeon general report on hospital finances and cholera prevention and Tallapoosa wreck relief bill.
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Leaf tobacco sales reach 1,375,900 pounds in November
Lyxcypnura Virginia December 2 The Lynchburg Tobacco association secretary reports November leaf tobacco sales total 1 375 900 pounds A committee is named to arrange a full exhibit of leaf tobacco at the New Orleans exposition.
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Child dies of suffocation in New Hampshire house fire
In Coxcorp New Hampshire a 2 year old boy died this afternoon after his mother left him asleep in bed with a 6 year old brother and 4 year old sister present. The 6 year old sister started the fire that consumed the bedding.
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New Rate Cuts Hit Western Rail Fares In New York
New York December 2 The Kiernan agency reports a new rate reduction by the railroad to all points west of Chicago brokers are offering at 50 cents and the rate to Chicago now stands at nine dollars The New York Central has matched this latest cut and adopted the same fare level for Chicago and western routes.
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New York Central
Bank director found guilty of preference after failure
Montreal December 2 Alexander Buntin director of the Exchange bank was convicted of obtaining preferences from the bank after its failure and was sentenced to ten days imprisonment.
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Alexander Buntin
The
Exchange Bank
Florida electors tally and early transit note
The state board of canvassers reports Florida presidential electors results with Cleveland at 31 76 and Blaine at 28 031 st John 74 noting Cleveland's plurality .3738 The first Boston hansom street debut by G W Simmons & Co praised as stylish and comfortable with hopes it becomes popular among the public and holiday buyers take rides free to the firm while shopping for clothing.
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Lease of Eastern and Boston and Maine Railroads Finally Ratified
Stockholders of the Boston and Maine and the Eastern railroad meet at Boston and Lawrence to approve a lease of the Eastern line to the Boston and Maine. Ballots total 36,724 shares with about 30,669 votes in favor. Notices to employees announce new oversight by Boston and Maine. A separate suit seeks to block the lease on statutory grounds.
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Portsmouth
Nathaniel Ropes
Charles Wheeler
Boston and Maine
Lawrence
George C. Lord
Solomon B. Lincoln
Massachusetts Electoral College Session Reports Unanimous Choice
The Massachusetts presidential electors met in the state house senate chamber on Tuesday afternoon and organized to cast votes for president and vice president. The gathering was solemn, with quiet voices and brief remarks. Thomas Talbot called the meeting to order, Dr Hopkins received the chair after a near unanimous vote, and E M McPherson was elected clerk. Credentials confirmed all electors present and governor notified. The body adjourned at 3 25 PM until 11 AM today.
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Boston
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Shurtleff
Staples
Tufts
Cornerstone Laying for New Unitarian Building in Boston
The cornerstone of the American Unitarian association building at Beacon and Bowdoin streets was laid with brief ceremonies led by Rev. Dr. John Cordner. Henry P. Kidder deposited a copper box containing church reports, by laws, lists of members, yearbooks, circulars, and various Unitarian and Congregational materials.
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Lowe murder trial at Salem continues with insanity defense
The trial of Thomas Lowe for the Nellie Sullivan case extended in Salem on Tuesday as prosecution testimony ends. Witnesses describe Lowe's drunken disorder and peaceable nature when sober, while defense argues insanity and accident. Lowe testifies about his past, travel, and illness before the court adjourns until morning.
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John Lawton
David Medwood
Edward Weeks
Lizzie Stephenson
John Somerville
William Briggs
Joseph Clines
B. P. Saunders
Stephen Huse
Edward Cooper
William Traverly
David
Cheney
Russell Paper Mills
Thomas J. Murphy
Lawrence
Liverpool
Warrenton
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Multiple Brookline and South Boston theft arrests report
Richard Murphy alias Hollen and Detective Page arrest Tuesday in Brookline for larceny of $50 and papers from David Morrill. Thomas Taylor seized for larceny of a silver watch from A. B. Simmons of South Boston. Nicholas J. O’Brien charged with breaking and entering No. 251 E street and theft of cigars. John Cuday 25 charged with larceny of clothes valued at $30. J P Whipple James Wilson alias Peter Drohan and Charles Bowen alias Dutchy arrested for highway robbery after诱 enticing Daniel Carroll to a liquor saloon. Wilson robbed Carroll of a silver watch and money. All described as notorious, with prior corrections.
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J. P. Whipple
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Peter Drohan
Charles Bowen
Dutchy
Daniel Carroll
Essex Street
Pin
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Datchy
Carrol
Wilson
House of Correction
Railroads Seek Union Safety Car Coupler Approval
A petition filed at the railroad commissioners seeks approval of the Union Safety car coupler for multiple Boston area lines. A hearing is set for Thursday next. Separately, incorporation certificates were received for The Bay State Gas Company, The Elastic Rubber Company, and the Young Men's Temperance Association of Marblehead, with officers and capital details listed. The Charles River Street Railroad Company asks permission to build a line from Cottage Farm Station to West Chester Park via private land and designated streets.
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J. Francis Hayward
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Messrs. Donovan and
Whitehouse
Wm. J. Welch
Patrick J. Maguire
Geo. H. Monroe
Benjamin Ff. Cutter
George McCaffrey
Patrick Farrell
Col. Logan
Charlestown
John l. Wilson
Ward 4
Common Council
Otis B. Dudley
William H. Miller
George N. Isher
Queen Sound
Sons OF Temperance
Grand Worthy Recorder
Grand Army Hall
Gov. Hamilton
Brand- Leman
Path of Canvassing Boards
Temple Quartette
Mr. Auburn
Noble H. Hill
Dr. Tompkin
Otho Hamilton
Samuel Hatch
Henry Guild
Charles Hayden
W. P. Balch
Warren Potter
John Martin
Mayor Green
Joseph T. Brown
Seth J. Thomas
Issac Hull Wright
Joseph F. Hovey
Charles H. Taylor
A. W. Spencer
William L. Reen
Abington
Jason Wentworth
George W. Wilson
Museum
Charles Burnham
Globe
Mr. Landsdale
Bijou
Isaac B. Rich
H. A. M’grenen
Boston Theatre
Gotham Gleanings
NEW Mexican Ministry
DR. Tompkins
Foreign News
Berwin
Edward Malet
Niger
the Figaro
France
Mari
Loango
Brazzaville
Makako
Figaro
John Bulion
Gibraltar
Bismarck
Londoon
Wilfred Cripps
Helen Bismark
Bismarck of
Vienna
M.garnier
W. Brisson
Ferry
Arthur
Bank of England
Maparip
Mialdem
W. F. Rooney
Joseph Cutting
Lenas Parmenter
Frank F. Gibbs
George H. Whitford
Ward
Phineas Lawrence
E. B. Armstrong
M. H. Young
L. S. Foster
Charles Dix
Martin Shiels
E. E. Getehell
John &. Coolidge
George
J. McGoranck
KE Stone
P. Frost
A.J. Lathrop
Emily Metcalf
Y. P Smith
B. A. Buckley
S. Samuels
H. A. Snow
W. J. Moorey
W. W. Hayes
William Gibbs
Charles Campbell
A. W. Tarbell
Lyman N. Hall
Joseph M. Sutton
William DD. Bradstreet
New Werd
C. O. Morrill
H. E. Priest
M. N. Stevens
D. L. Weeks
H. P. Bartlett
William H. Holland
H. A. Mansfield
B. F. Patten
W. R. Sawtelle
Ambrose J. Kyte
C. F. St. George
Patrick McNamee
Tenas Parmenter
F. Rooney
M. HW
Young
E. &. Armstrong
Mactin Shiels
C. K. Geteheil
Calvin Rice
P. R. Brady
Ephraim Stearns
Hiram Weeks
Samuel Green
H. N. Fisher
Charles Moore
George F. Jones
Lorenzo Noble
Phillip Jones
James O’brien
R. M. Gl
Hackett
Coverly
Silliman
Knights
Hiltz
Holmes
Russel
Rockwell
Clark
CGF
Eugene F. Endicott and
License
Svnevascysare
Eugene F. Endicott
Ile
Suanuel P. Tenney
Endicott
Seast
Lyman M. Miller
Jabez K. Montgomery
John GC. Loud
Abram T. Collier
James Walker, Jr
Willard L. Drake
Jason P. Baker
Charles H. Pratt
Frank A. Magee
William Martin
Joan M. Plummer
Dennis A. O’brien
Marcus M. Merritt
Asher F. Black
Jason PR. Baker
Co. Loud
George E. Dyke
Richard C. Murfe
Timothy J. Keefe
Isaac W. Hanson
Charles A. Smith
Oliver E. Treat
Albert G. Smalley
Charles Foss
Elmer L. French
Charles G. Roberts
Arthur GB. Champlain
Eben W. Lothrop
Frank D. Aldrich
Alvins
Litchfield
Thomas M. Elwell
Charles A. Stone
Charles E. Legg
Hermon W. Pratt
George H. Dunham
Jeremiah Norris
James A. Beatty
Franklin O. Barnes
Lama P. Holland
Charles A. Phelps
Somervillle
Eas. Merk I’. Burns
Mosea G. Steele
Charles E. Giles
Nathan A. Fitcht
Mark Leighton
S. G. A. Norcrosst
Franklin R. Perrys
Hiram D. Smiths
Albert M. Robinson
Irving Lb. Russells
J. Lorenzo Atwooa
Daniel C. Stilson
Wort Craeeaves Scoerespuen
Moe
Aie Ae Ser
Electea
Frank A. Titus
Elbridge G. Park
John Manning
Nathan H. Reed
Dana W. Bennett
Samuel W. Holt
Charlies A. Woodbury
Newell F. Caswell
John F. Kennard
Aldrich Harrison
Edward O’brien
Albert P. Clark
Israel, Earle
Herbert C. Hall
Bernard W. Lawrence
Walter C. Menizer
John H. Butler
Charles I. Shepard
William P. Hall
Martin W. Carr
J. Wesley Kimball
E. C. Soule
B.S. Grant
K. A
J.H. Nickerson
George Pettee
J. H. Mason
J. Q. Henry
K. C
Fsher Ames
E.l.n.walton
Isaac Hagar
A. S. Weed
W. A. Dearborn
H. F. Bent
A. F. Upton
H. F. Ross
D.C. Heath
A. J. Fiske
George Dix
A. L. Barbour
W. B. Atherton
G. M. Fiske
E. M. Billings
G. Curry
J. H. Heckman
Frank Edmands
C. W. Ross
S. L. Powers
James French
Capt
Enos C. Soule
Benjamin
Grant
James H Nickerson
Noah W. Farley
Edward H. Mason
John L. Henry
Fisher Ames
George A. Walton
W.S. Smith
Sons
Washington News
Marshal Wright
Chester
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department
John Roach
Pmuscellaneous
House Committee On
Corps of Army Engineers
Nast
Boston Asd
Eastern Railroad
Beth Kneads Batty
Lincoln
New Hampshire
Eastern Company
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Eastern Railroad Company
M. Cotting
J. Lee
Seth H. Bassett
E. R. Brown
Dover
Edward H. Burnham
Saco
Jopy
Arenes RntiRoap Company
Boston and Waine Railroad
Arthur Sewall
Eastern BR
Payson Tucker
Man’r
Eastern RR
Eastern Railroal
Ani
Jas. T. Furber
Darius H. Ingraham
Portland
Eastern Railroad Corporation
William C. Rogers
W. B. Bacon
Willard F. Phillips
Eastern Road
Boston and
John Cummings
Jonas H. French
Boston P Advertising
Alous
Ben Wothes
Boston Weekly Post
B. F. Brook
Massachusetts Electoral College Assemblies
Unitarian
David Swain
Alexander Taylor
Nova Scotia
P. W. Gorman
Swain
Havig
Daniel F. Snow
W. H. Brewster, Jr
Brighton
Charles Street
Europe
Mr. Brewster
Richmond
Rich MoNy
William K. Smith
Auditor of Public Accounts
Best Brewing Co
Milwaukee
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