Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Dec 12, 1883, p. 1

Miscellaneous 19th Century Local News Highlights

A collage of small items: Norwich man Elmer Page sues over a goat dispute after his shirt is eaten, road incidents in Maine with deaths, a large wage strike in North Adams with mill closure, Shirley Missouri gang actions in Piscataquis county, and a not guilty verdict in a counterfeit dispute in Portland. Reports include drownings in Hoosac river, assaults sentenced in Springfield, real estate sales planned in Providence, quicksand burial in South Wareham, and legal friction in Adams and Walpole. Also noted are stockholders selling a Quidnick estate, a bank run in Suncook, and election recount corrections in Haverhill. Salvation Army demonstrations in Lawrence spark disturbances and police caution.

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Elmer E. Page Norwich Conn Shirley Piscataquis County Monson United States District Court Portland John J Chapman J. W. Beasley Davis Leather Board Sacesrappa John Estes Hoosac River North Adams Andrew Wormsley Springfield Patrick Erwin Holyoke Superior Court Quidnick Company Providence R. I Samuel Ohlson James Fuller South Wareham Mass Sherman F. P. Brown Commonwealth James Barrett Adams Richard Savage Walpole N. H New Haven Perry G. C. Davis Boston Barre and Gardner China Bank Suncook Board of Aldermen of Haverhill D. Smith Kimball Nathaniel K. Johnson Kimball Fred A. Cheney Andrew E. Fay Salvation Army Lawrence Salvationists

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Trial of ex Speaker Eagan delayed to December 26

News wrap reports the Eagan bribery case延期 due to defendant illness. Other items note a will suit in Troy, a Tebbetts estate valued at 2 to 5 million dollars, a burial in Tolono, a coroner’s inquiry, anticipated November customs results, an attachment in Silver City, a bank closure in Grant County, Paterson layoffs heading to Europe, Charleston elections, Amsterdam bank suspension, a shooting in Mississippi, a Kinney murder case mob execution, an attempted assassination in Kansas, a fire at Braddock with a fatality, and a stalled Hawkins inquiry.

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Eagan New Jersey Troy N. Y George M. Tebbetts Frederick Wortman West Hoboken N. J Tolono Castleton Ottawa United States C. P. Crawford Silver City N. M Grant County Bank Paterson Europe Alaska Clyde Charleston D. C Courtenay Manufacturers’ Bank Amsterdam R. Powell Washington County Miss Modec Landing Charles F. Robinson Robinson Col. Powell Bimminogima Als Wheeling Big Bill” Kinney West Union Clarksburg Kinney H. M. Green State Asylum Lawrence Kan John Eckert Braddock Eckert

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Boston Ballots Show Sweep for Citizens Combination

General Martin elected mayor by 27 540 votes to 25 997 and General Burrell reappointed street commissioner with 27 221 to 25 901. The quiet, unusually large turnout surprised many as both city branches faced rebuke with wide margins.

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Gen. Martin Mr. O’brien

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William M Baird Elected Mayor in Lynn Vote

Lynn municipal election tallies show William L. Baird leading with 2502 votes for mayor amid a quiet, high turnout. Results include aldermen by ward, assorted town officials, and votes on license. multiple named candidates and ward officers listed with vote totals and names.

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He Accepts Defeat with Composure and is a Little Surprised at the Large Vote

The report notes a politician accepting defeat with calm demeanor and surprise at a sizable vote count. A line mentions a mayoral reception room being prepared or reserved for an ensuing event or statement.

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Remarks at Central Club Presentation in Boston

Remarks by Cheries E Powers introduce General Martin as Boston mayor elect and praise nonpolitical stance. Martin thanks members, pledges duty with fidelity and honor, then greets supporters at the club. Worcester city election results show Reed ahead of Hildreth by 447 votes with license vote close. recount planned. Newburyport mayor Johnson elected with 1,287 votes to Dame's 900. license yes 1,187 no 557.

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O’brien Smart Mo Godfrey Morse Common Council Parker Charles M. Clapp Clinton Wiles Babbitt Moody Merrill A. C. Drinkwater Halde Martin Post Unimayor Cheries E. Powers Central Club Boston General Martin Gen. Martin Gen Worcester Mass Charles G. Reed Daniel FE. Hildreth Reed Se Crue Newburyport William A. Johnson Charles C. Dame A. P. Martin Albert T. Whiting C. H. Cole Charles W. Stevens Charles W. Bartlett Albert E. Pillsbury George E. Learnard Thomas C. Stearns Halsey J. Boardman Andrew J. Bailey Charles FE. Powers

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Salem Non-Partisan Election Yields Quiet City Vote

Salem's municipal election proceeded quietly with a heavy turnout on Tuesday. All candidates ran on non-partisan tickets. The council and school committee results list names with ward allocations and total votes, notably Edward F. Brown leading in several wards and solid totals across the slate. Ward by ward results include John D. Fator, John P. Reabody, Josph W. Luscomb, George W. Varney, Matthew Robsen, Natl B. Pekins, and others with varied tallies, plus License Question totals and elected council members across six wards. School Committee members re-elected include Rev. James J. Foley and others across wards.

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J. D. Hartwell Citizens John A. Smith J. J. Harrington J. J. Clair Fred Woodies Tof Ennon J. J. Pickering Common Council Rom. M. Hill Salem Ces John D. Fator Sccamcting Ccscees Sae John P. Reabody Josph W. Luscomb George W. Varney Matthew Robsen Natl B. Pekins Edward F. Brown John J Sheehan John BR. Pettis Sam’l A. Potter Oliver D. Wey George W. Williams Ecwin K Ide Elisha J. Paxon Yol Ccs Cesvseesees Stephen Burger Daniel J. O’brien Michael J. Noman Edwin A. Hall W. P. Pousland Reuben Arly John Robinson C. H. Ingalls Clarence Haywood Edward Hobbs John Williams Charles F. W. Archer James Byrne John Colgan U. H. Pinkham, Jr F. Pousland W. D. Gardner John J. Howe Edwin O. Foster Walter L. Harris Philip Sheridan William McIntire

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Keene New Hampshire Mayor Keeps Seat in Election

At Keene New Hampshire municipal election Mayor Horatio Kimball was reelected. Aldermen elected included Daniel O Howard George B Burdett Henry N Stone Frederick H Kingsbury Reuben Hyland. Councilmen elected were M V B Clark Charles S Coburp Harrison B Ward William E Burdett Franklin H Fay John Gould Albert A Woodward Henry Giffin Charles Wright Abel E Charles Abbott Fred A Barker.

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Ah W. Gay George C. Neal W. Hl. Alley D. H. Taylor G. C. Pinkham H. P. Emerson W. Lt. Neagles J. W Brimblecorn William J. Clark C. H. Thompson A. E. Blood Charles S. Parker Joseph Haines T. F. Pedrick B. Newhall Breed Nelson Raddin D. L. Farrar William R. Meiden Moses F. Carr Henry A. Plimpton John W. Berry Freeman H. Newhall Bryan Harding Eiected George Brown Edward M. Newhall Joseph T. Barrett James F. Nugent F. A. Gordon C. N. Wentworth Edward Batchelder W. M. Brown W. A. Lewis J. H. Hamson Samuel R. Brown C. W. Fogg E. D. Lewis J. N. Cashman E. D. Lovett John I. Burrill Clarence Tozzer Edwin Eaton H. M. Pike W. T. Flanders Albert Parsons

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The Irish Patriots at Parnell Banquet in Dublin

Dublin hosts a crowded Parnell banquet where No queen’s toast is given. Mr Parnell replies with praise for the land league and condemns coercion emigration and government coercion. Davitt notes the threshold of Irish nationhood as thousands face imprisonment and coercion.

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London Parnell Dublin Sullivan Sexton O’brien McCarthy Beggar Gray Healy O'Conner Dawson Davitt Treland The Land League Ireland Foster New York Boston Montreal Tukes Earl Spencer Forster Trevelyan

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Capitol turmoil over house committees and Tobey touch

Washington dispatch reports Carlisle will form house committees without pressure, denying Tobey support claims by Morse and Collins. It notes Alabama Claims rulings, a British spy inquiry, New England nominations, and Senate swearing in of Anthony as he begins fifth term, with other government actions and a looming committee announcement.

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Washington Dec House Mr. Carlisle Frank #liscock Ways and Means James W. Wadsworth W. W. Rice Massachusetts Perry Belmont S. S. Cox Carlisle Landeau United States Colonel Landeau Tobey Boston Traveller Messrs Morse Collins Boston Post Office Gresham Charles J. Noyes Mr. Soden Commodore Phelps South Atlantic Brooklyn Capetown South Africa Madagascar R. W. Townshend Ilinois Benjamin Lefure Ohio W.S. Holman Indiana J. O. Broadhead Missouri Senate Anthony Plumb Kansas Post Office Department Charles Brenfield Lockport N. Y Smith Egge & Co Bridgeport Conn Roscoe Conkling Patent Office Board of Examiner In Norfolk Navy Yard Geo. A. Pallister District of Portland Joseph Dyer

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Trunk Line Meet Aims to Sustain Eastbound Traffic

New York meeting of the joint executive committee of the Trunk lines and western connections discussed irregularities and ticket sales. Actions include barring Nickel Plate from both directions over its routes and ordering Chicago and Alton to charge full rates on westward round trips. Committees expect to offset outside cut rates with in-house low fares to New York and Boston.

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New York Fink Baltimore and Ohio Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago Atlantic St. Louis Pittsburg C. W Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Lake Erie Louis Lake Shore Michigan Michigan Central Chicago and Alton Executive Committee Boston

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Fire reports and losses across cities and towns

In Boston and vicinity alarms sounded for fires in a vacant Tremont street stable and on Walnut avenue, with minor damage. A gas jet ignited a shop on Green street causing $25 damage. Reports from New England describe a fur hat factory fire in South Norwood with $20,000 stock loss and 250 workers displaced, plus fires in Addison Addison, Camden Maine and West Campton New Hampshire with varying losses and insurance.

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Boston Michael Cummings Tremont Street Brookline Brennan Estate Walnut Avenue Forest Garden Josiah P. Dyer Green Street Chemical No. 1 Myvics Telegraph Brip Gerard Conn William A. Brown South Norwood W. H. Duncan Macias Christinia Emerson Indian River Addison Camden Centre Lincolnville Plymouthu N. H Dee H E. N. Babbitt West Campton

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Canadian Pacific in Manitoba Walkout Rocks Rail Service

Winnipeg December reports the Canadian Pacific railway entirely halted as 3000 engineers and other workers walk out over wage demands. Superintendent Egan offered terms, engineers refused, trains suspended, mail moved by sleigh, pending arrival of replacement crews.

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Canadian Pacific Winnipeg Man Canadian Pacific Railway Egan White Mouth Emerson

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Bolivian Peace Effort Reported In Chile Accord

Lima reports El Bien Publico that Bolivian commissioners met in Santiago and within two days completed a peace agreement allowing both nations to disarm. Caceres commands 2,000 troops who recognize the government. His submission gains notice here. Rough on Coughs ad copy appears.

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Lima el Bien Publico Santiago Chili Caceres

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Concord Items: Arrest in $350 theft and school fundraiser

A Boston detective caused the arrest of E S Ellis for larceny of a palace containing ladies wear worth 350 dollars. Ellis pled not guilty, bail set at 700, case continued to December 19. A citizens meeting appointed a committee to pursue an Episcopal diocesan girls school in Concord. A six hour go as you please race yielded Burns 35 miles 25 laps, White 31 miles 4 laps, Clinton 31 miles 4 laps, Murphy 21 miles.

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Concord N. H Boston E. S. Ellis Ellis Episcopal Diocesan Ss. F. Burns Fred White Edward Clinton Thomas Murphy Southbridge Mass

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The Beggar Student at the Bijou Surprises and Delights

The Bijou celebrated its first anniversary with The Beggar Student a lively German comic opera praised for bright melodies strong finales and praiseworthy orchestration. Casts and performances led by Miss Savage Miss Randall and Mr. Fessenden drew high praise amid handsome scenery and costumes promising a long run.

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Bijou Milbecker Audran Offenbach von Suppe Lyons Rawaticis Ian Abta Georgine von Janische Bronislava Adelaide Randall Symon Symonovics W. H. Fessenden Janitsky Ite W. Travernor Ollendorf Cracow Harry Allen Poppenburg eeArthur Wilkinson Majer Holzhoff Alexander Beil Wangenheim Schweinitz Henrich Ensign Richtoffer Bogumil Kammerlee Iva Palmatica Emma Tuttle Brutromiabtct Ceeecs Neestererenereretere Seseseeeks J. Clone Mr. Traverner Mr. Allen Mr. Wilkinson Mr. Daniels Daniels Messrs. Kammerlee Bell Steele Miss Abell Neuendorff

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The Dark Side of Life at Burnham’s Wharf and Nearby

A string of local tragedies and injuries reported. Lucy Lynch identified after jumping from Burnham’s wharf. Ellen Shea dies of heart disease. an unidentified man dies after a Back Bay park incident. Lawrence fatally mauled by a horse at Roxbury stable. Timothy Keating crushed between railroad cars. George Barnes wounded in neck. Robert McLaughlin run over by a team and dies. Catherine Kelley dies from fall injuries. Patrolman Baxter reports a burglary arrest at 2,047 Washington Street.

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Burnham’s Wharf Lucy Lynch Tremont Street Ellen Shea Fourth Street South Boston Back Bay Park Lawrence Metropolitan Railroad Roxbury Street City Hospital Timothy Keating Readville Mass New York and New England Massachusetts General Hospital George Barnes North Street Stig Thatcher Baxter Division 9 William Doys John PD Nortin Washington Street

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Accessions During Past Month at Bostonian Society Meeting

The Bostonian Society held its regular monthly meeting at the old State House chaired by President Curtis Guild. George M. Deblois was unanimously elected a member. accessions included a 1805 water color of the State House, a Boston directory 1841, 15 Bowen Boston cuts, a 1762 metal sundial, and a Chauncy Street Church view from 1807. The city upholstered 23 old senate chairs for the council chamber. A Miles Standish signature and Sagamore Agawam totem were shown from Thompson island. Officers will be elected January 5 at the annual meeting. George Lyon & Co. and R. & J. Gilchrist advertise tailoring woollens and novelty handkerchiefs.

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Bostonian Society Old State House Guesday Curtis Guild George M. Deblois Stanwood State House Benjamin Gleason Boston Bowen Chauncy Street Senate Stephen G. Deblois Thompson’s Island Miles Standish Sagamore Agawam

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Miscellaneous 19th Century Local News Highlights

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Trial of ex Speaker Eagan delayed to December 26

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Boston Ballots Show Sweep for Citizens Combination

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William M Baird Elected Mayor in Lynn Vote

He Accepts Defeat with Composure and is a Little Surprised at the Large Vote

Remarks at Central Club Presentation in Boston

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Salem Non-Partisan Election Yields Quiet City Vote

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Keene New Hampshire Mayor Keeps Seat in Election

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The Irish Patriots at Parnell Banquet in Dublin

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Capitol turmoil over house committees and Tobey touch

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Trunk Line Meet Aims to Sustain Eastbound Traffic

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Fire reports and losses across cities and towns

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Canadian Pacific in Manitoba Walkout Rocks Rail Service

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Bolivian Peace Effort Reported In Chile Accord

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Concord Items: Arrest in $350 theft and school fundraiser

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The Beggar Student at the Bijou Surprises and Delights

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The Dark Side of Life at Burnham’s Wharf and Nearby

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Accessions During Past Month at Bostonian Society Meeting

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