City Roads Open ToTraffic From Fort Point Channel To First Street
Authorities reopen Eastern avenue from Fort Point Channel to A street and A street to First street, allowing travel and offering a superior route to the business district. The improved corridors shorten the distance for many peninsular residents to the city heart and provide an additional access option.
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Smuggler and other Kentucky trotters on tour and at Mystic Park
A Manila City gentleman reports Boston horse Smuggler is in Ohio and showing a strong season. Smuggler’s Kentucky colts promise great gait, including a seven to eight month old weanling at Cynthiana with a three minute pace. A 4-year-old Smuggler trotter sent West from Milton is fast, yet behind top Kentucky-bred colts. Smuggler stays in Kentucky and Ohio next season, not racing next year. Indianapolis will not return to Milton, sold to W H Wilson of Cynthiana. James Golden owns twenty horses at Mystic Park, including Blondine and Dick Moore, both showing a 2.25 gait. Robert Lee sold to John Shepard to mate Joe Clarke, promising a strong road team. Mystic Park season seen as successful, Willits to run three or four meetings next year. Spring and fall meetings were losses, July and local meetings offset losses. Harvin Smith has seven or eight horses at Mystic Park, including Noontide 2.24 and Queechie Maid. Luther Hames also has many colts in winter quarters.
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Burglary and Fire Reported on Ocean Street Hyde Park
A Friday evening break in at Mrs. Abigail Lewis’s No 15 Gardner Street yielded no loot after entry via a rear window. A separate fire at No 18 Ocean Street damaged furniture and house, about 50, insured. Buckley and Sandwich arraigned for adultery in Hyde Park Police Court.
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Novelty Theatre Opens In Williams Market Building Boston
The Novelty Theatre in the Williams Market building at Washington and Dover streets opens after complete interior renovation. A 800 seat house with 200 standing room features a grand stage, fire safety measures, and a two restore rooms, ready for Robertson's Home tonight as the initial performance.
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Street Chiefers Order to Relocate Warren Street Near Blue Hill
The Street Commissioners issued an order of notice to relocate part of Warren Street near Blue Hill Avenue, returnable December 26. An order required former landowners taken for Eastchester Park to remove buildings and vacate to the city by a set date. City Treasurer Denate received 150 dollars as conscience money for back taxes. Fire Inspector Holloway from Baltimore is in town reviewing Boston Fire Department operations. The Superintendent of Printing will soon distribute 1000 copies of proceedings for the Quincy statue and Emancipation group dedications, half bound in cloth, half in paper, each with a heliotype plate. Eighty five residents oppose deformation of Commonwealth Avenue from Westchester Park to Beacon Street and seek another hearing after missing the September session. Sixty applicants for police positions appeared. twenty three were chosen for medical examination by the city physician.
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Why Our Young Men Turn Sceptics Sermon at Union Hall
The Sunday afternoon lecture by Rev. Julius H. Ward at Union Hall discussed unbelief among young men. Causes include conflict between business ethics and religion, practical scepticism from everyday wrongdoing, and the influence of broad scientific and religious inquiry. A honest, active faith is said to shield against moral darkness, while idle doubt leads to negative life.
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Deaths and Obituaries from Concord to New York Area
Long obituary column details ASA M Farland of Concord with family, career in printing and politics, and his legacy. Notices of Asa F Cochran of New Orleans death, plus other deaths including George Manchester and Bowles in Newport and Portsmouth. Local notices cover clergy installations, legal matters, and social events across New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and New York.
Immigrant Party From North Carolina Arrives in Indiana
Cincinnati reports colored immigrants arrive in Indiana poorly clothed and destitute. A Shelbyville wire notes 220 men lacking baggage or money, seeking food and shelter while unaware of political tempests. Indianapolis warns against encouraging more arrivals until spring when farmwork resumes.
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Express Train Strikes Freight Near Gilliam
A Glasgow despatch reports an express train of the Chicago and Alton Railroad collided with Conductor Locke's freight near Gilliam, eight miles west, at 4.10 yesterday. Engineer Harrison and Patrick F. Dougherty in the caboose were badly hurt. others uninjured. Locke disappeared after the crash as cars broke loose on a steep grade while aiding another freight.
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Aldermen to recount votes in wards one and five
Newburyport Mass December 14 The Board of Aldermen will recount the votes for Councilmen in Ward One and Ward Five tomorrow night amid charges of illegality in Ward One. A schooner Forest Maid docked today with 10000 pounds of codfish. Aspirants for the marshalship include Capt Wescott formerly City Marshal Marshal DeRochment ex State Constable Tuck and Charles W Cook formerly City Marshal of Nevada City Nevada.
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Phelps Seen as Likely Successor to Missouri Delegation
It is claimed that the late Duke of Portland was the most successful gambler the world probably ever saw. Ex-Congressman Phelps of Sedalia is likely to succeed to the vacancy in the Missouri Congressional Delegation caused by Mr. Lay's death.
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Middlesbury County Court Sentences Man for Assault on Officer
At the County Court at Middlebury Saturday Frank Emery was sentenced to ten years in State Prison for assault with intent to kill Officer T. M. Chapman during an arrest attempt. George Streeter of West Bolton, 16, was arrested for attempting to obtain clothes and other articles from a Burlington dealer on a forged order.
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Frightful Drought of Accidents and Disasters Across Hampden Lowell and Gloucester
An 8 year old Ware girl badly burned from her clothes catching fire with probable death. Hampden woolen mill workers strike for 10 percent wage rise. replacements to be brought in. Daniel McGrath’s daughter and Martin Aldrich of Webster severely injured near rail lines with doubtful recovery. A Lowell Huntington Hall meeting aided Massachusetts Children’s Protective Society with local officials in attendance. A stabbing in Springfield wounds an 11 year old child. no arrest yet. A whaling schooner Arizona reportedly lost after August gale near Provincetown. Gen Joseph Hooker memory services held in Lowell with veterans groups present. A Plymouth Pilgrim Society change to improve hall fireproofing and library relocation. Two Gloucester men survive dory swamping after trawling incident. rescuer John Elwell aids them.
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Boston junk dealer trapped by new monte scam in Stonington
The Providence papers report a Boston junk dealer was lured by two confidence men in Stonington on Thursday night. He lost $900 in a new dodge modeled on the old three card monte, exposing a clever street scam.
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Life sentence for Middletown man in hammer murder
Middletown Jefferson Ellis, colored, convicted of murder in the second degree, was sentenced Friday to life in State Prison. He killed Lewis Fairchild, colored, last July in Clinton by striking him on the head with a hammer.
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