Hailloway President Arrested for $850000 Fraud
George J. Rice, president of the Utica,Hhacca and Elmirax road, faced Justice Murray at the Tombs police court in New York. Prosecutors say he hypothecated 9680 shares of stock after powers were withdrawn, drawing an order for funds from Third National Bank. The embezzlement claim is 85000, with an adjournment to allow defense preparation. bail set at 225000.
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Thieves Lift 2000 Bonds From Vault in Curea Office
During a temporary absence Hon John Wentworth, thieves stole a tin box from the vault containing 2000 in registered United States bonds and historic deeds. The box was found hidden in the basement after bond loss was discovered. A man named Fowler was caught attempting to carry the box. Treasury notified. bonds not negotiable.
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Cure Aco, II
John Wentworth
United States
Wooster
Clay
Calhounn
Fowler
Treasury Department
Inquiry into American shipbuilding and shipowning interests
Washington reports on the joint select committee inquiry into the decline of the American foreign carrying trade. It details questions about vessel costs, laws, rebates, and potential reforms to shipping, with extensive data tables covering American merchant marine activity from 1840 to 1882 and notes on consular charges and pay reforms.
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Government Printing Office
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England
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Sermon Invite For Lawyers Draws Notice In Lowell
A Lowell advertisement and many circulars urged lawyers, city marshal, and police board to the First Baptist church for a fore noon sermon by Rev. Dr. Colwell. The minister later said the invitation was issued without his knowledge and he had no such sermon prepared.
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Lowell
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First Baptist Church
Colwell
Counterfeiters Nabbed After Boston and New York Link
In New Haven police captured three men believed to be the same counterfeiters active in the city weeks earlier. They raided homes of James Kelly of Boston, Joseph Dunn, and Patrick Doolan who claimed New York origins. The forged dollars passed well but were lighter than genuine.
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Conn
James Kelly
Boston
Joseph Dunn
Patrick Doolan
New York
Maine News Briefs From Saccarappa and Rockland
In Saccarappa a watchman shot at a burglar in George T. Springer’s store. blood traces noted but the thief escaped. Lincolnville mourns Miss Almatia N. Beal as coroner and jury adjourn to May hoping the mother’s testimony can be heard. In Rockland, grand jury indicted or tried several cases including larceny and assault with sentences given, and many liquor and nuisance appeals filed.
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George T. Springer
Eeer
Lincolnville
M. ©. Clintock
Belfast
Almatia N. Beal
Brunswick Medical College
Miss Beal
Supreme Court
Rockland
Oscar Larabee
Nevin
Berkeley
Wiscasset
Dennis Cokely
Edwin 5.McAllister
Matthew Shibles
Thomaston
John McCormac
James O. Holbrook
Tippling Shop
George McLaughlin
Charles S. Coombs
Fred Lorraine
Edgar
Velmer
John Hanrahan
Daniel Doherty
Edward
McIntyre
Peter A. Drummond
Camden
Peter Murphy
Tileston Savage
Jabez B. Greenhalgh
James McLaughlin
Marston W. Woodman
Thomas B. Severance
Edward McIntire
Stephen Doherty
Blanche Doherty
Edgar ©. Velmer
Charles Coombs
Fred Loraine
Rockinnad
Militon Woman Perishes in Snowstorm While Trading
Mrs Moses W Foss walked two miles to Milton for trading in a snow storm and collapsed returning home. She left three young children. the husband was away. In Claremont burglars were held on $2000 bail for the January term, sent to Newport jail for failure to bail. Letters arrive from Dover and others asking after missing property as the gang is said to be broken up, with one offender from Illinois prison.
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Milton
Claremont
Newport
Dover
Ilinois
Local man killed by bridge accident amid panther hunt
Albert Ficcbottee, 25, died after being struck while attempting to board a moving tram at Ludlow. Reports describe a Vermont panther terrorizing Barnard and Royalston, killing numerous livestock. Residents form hunting parties, roaming in small groups to track the animal.
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Ludlow
Vermont
Barnard
Royalston
Worcester City Election Recount Narrows and Narrows Majority
A recount at Worcester city election raises Samuel E. Hildreth’s mayoral majority from 44 to 187. The Lowell aldermen recount ward 2 votes for councilmen. Savage (rep) leads Thissell (dem) by one, with a January count pending as the board reorganizes. Rev Joshua Coit resigns to join the American Home Missionary Society as Lawrence Street Congregational Church seeks a replacement. A sailor dies after being knocked overboard near Georges Banks. Frank Whittier of Maverhill dies after being kicked by a horse while loading shoes for Carter & Cheney’s express. he was about five years old.
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Samuel E. Hildreth
Joshua Coit
Lawrence
Lawrence Street Congregational Church
American Home Missionary Society
Mystic
John McKinnon
Gloucester
John Terrell
Georges Banks
Lowell
Savage
Thissell
Dem
Frank Whittier
Maverhill
Carter & Cheney's Express
Waterbury church dedication and court discharge amid local tensions
In New Haven a man named John A shea was discharged in city court after a nolle prosequi. Waterbury saw St Patrick's church dedicated by Bishop McMahon with Hamill O Farrell preaching against divorce laws. A powder house explosion at American Flask and Cap Company injured worker William Eugert. Branford sees school principal Charles B Cunningham accused after slapping school visitor Dr Walter H Zink, with arrest warrant issued for Monday.
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Emma Colton
Airl
New Haven
St. Patrick’s New Church of Waterbury
McMahon
Hartford
O'Farrell
Trenton
American Flask and Cap Company
Waterbury
William Eugert
Branford
Charles B. Cunningham
Walter H. Zink
Zink
Cunningham
Dartmouth
Justice Babcock
Grand Knights Templars Ball At Mechanics Fair In Boston
The Sir Knights Templars reception and ball at the Mechanics’ Fair building on Jan 1 aims for a grand success under Boston Commandery. Carter’s orchestra of 50 and the Cadet band of 40 will play. Invites go to all New England commanderies and visiting knights are expected to attend. Most Eminent Benjamin Dean and other grand officers will grace the event, with the grand march planned for 10 Velock. Knights may join only if in full regalia.
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Suffolk bar meeting honors death of Robert Morris
At a Saturday Suffolk bar meeting Hon. Dwight Foster chaired with secretary George L. Ernstin. Foster spoke on Morris's early trials and current conditions, praising his integrity as a lawyer. Rudin proposed resolutions, read by Ruffin with remarks from Russell Park Searle Collins Riley and Walker, which were adopted.
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Robert Morris
Dwight Foster
George L. Ernstin
Mr. Foster
Morris
Rudin
Mr. Ruffin
Thomas Russell
John C. Park
Iarlow
George W. Searle
P. A. Collins
Thomas Riley
E.G. Walker
Olympian club Christmas carnival and ball promises grand affair
The Olympian club announces a roller skating costume and fancy dress car nival and civil and military ball on Christmas night. Reeves's American band of Providence will play for dancing in the grand hall, Thompson's American band for roller skating in Olympian hall, and Mr J P Weston will perform on the grand organ. Exhibitions of trick and fancy skating by professionals will light the event, with American Electric and Illuminating Company providing illumination and decorations. Prizes include five pairs of Raymond nickel extension skates for best makeup, five season rink tickets for second, and five monthly tickets for third.
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Olympian Hall
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American Electric and
Charlestown Telephone Exchange Expands to Seventy Stations
The Charlestown exchange now serves about seventy stations as fifty line cables are laid at Prison Point and Chelsea bridges to connect Chelsea and Cambridge directly. Lines from Lowell and Salem extend reach to northern and western areas within a seventy five mile radius. Also reported: Mr FE M Sawyer loses two children to diphtheria, wife ill, at No 107 bunker Hill street. Monument Square M E Sunday School elects officers at annual board meeting: Superintendent W W Keays, assistant superintendent W Marsh, secretary J P Wright, librarian F Jolson.
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Shareholders’ Meeting Called Over Currency Assessment
A circular to Preifie National bank shareholders urges attendance at a general meeting at 11 A. M. next Thursday in the Shoe and Leather Exchange rooms, 109 Summer Street. Directors’ liability and steps regarding the comptroller of the currency assessment will be discussed. Circular signed by William Aspinwall, EB. C. Taft, Solomon Lovell, Edwin Reed, M. Clapp, and others.
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Fatal pistol duel shocks Leadville dance hall
In a State street dance hall in Leadville two men, Miller and Cummings, argued over paying for a drink. They drew pistols and fired. Cummings was shot twice and a bystander named Rearick from Victoria, M curiously wounded. Both men are expected to die. Miller was unharmed.
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Christmas Card Designs and Art Stores Featured at Elliot's and Leonard's
The article reviews L Prang & Co Christmas cards with prize designs by Dora Wheeler and artists from Boston and New York, highlighting elaborate borders, verses, and color quality. It also notes L A Elliot & Co on Washington Street offering imported etchings, photographs, and fine art goods, and reports Leonard's sale concluding with prices for numerous paintings and canvases from various artists.
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Celia Phaxter
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Central club officers elected at annual meeting in Boston
At the Central club No 64 Boylston street Gen A P Martin presiding officers for the ensuing year were elected President Josiah H Fenton Jr Vice Presidents Asa P Potter Joset h W Hayden Asp H Caton Charles E Powers Directors John B Meer George K Guild Cadis Boyce Henry Guild Charles H Taylor Charles B Perkins Peter McIntyre Edward A Taft George B Clapp David Darling Treasurer Edward A White Secretary Henry S Rowe Election committee Edward A White Charles B Barrett Cyrus G Beebe Albert Hill George H Richards Jr Sidney M Hedges William P Tyler Henry B Thayer Oliver E Briggs Cyrus Wakefield Charles M Carter Stephen B Emery Henry G Harishorne Henry M Wightman Nathaniel G Wood Stephen H Tarbell Benjamin F Adams Arthur G Tompkins E C Morris Henry S Rowe The treasurer Edward A White reports the club is financially flourishing The Commercial club weekly dinner at Parker s Saturday afternoon was well attended President Guild presiding An invitation to dine with Beacon society Jan 27 was accepted Guests included Rev Brooke Hertford John C Paige Stillman Blanchard Col J C Wyman The topic was better postal facilities between Boston and New York A fast mail train to New York in six hours was favored Representative Robinsons push for a special appropriation drew endorsement Massachusetts delegation in congress supports the measure The Massachusetts club dined at Youngs Ex Gov Claflin presided Hon Adin Thayer of Worcester was guest Attorney General elect E J Sherman Hon J M S Williams Charles W Slick George A Marden H B Blackwell W H Ladd W W Doherty and Robert O Fuller attended Also discussed were city election drama and politics The Boston Middlesex clubs dined at Youngs hotel while Agricultural and St Botolph clubs held their regular weekly meetings
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David , Darling
Edward A. White
Henry 5. Rowe
Charles B. Barrett
Cyrus G. Beebe
Albert ©. Hill
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Sidney M. Hedges
William P. Tyler
Henry B. Thayer
Oliver E. Briggs
Cyrus Wakefield
Charles M. Carter
Stephen B. Emery
Henry G. Harishorne
Henry M. Wightman
Nathaniel G. Wood
Stephen H. Tarbell
Benjamin F. Adams
Arthur G. Tompkins
E. C. Morris
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John C. Paige
Stillmans, Blanchard
Col. J.C. Wyman
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Knights of Honor Election at Unity lodge No. 64
Unity lodge No. 64 Knights and Ladies of Honor elected officers for the coming year. H. McKenney is past president with Hivis as president, H. E. Webster as vice president, Marin W. Hyde chaplain, C. B. Farnum secretary, John Prince financial secretary, Simmel Hathaway treasurer, Frank Crown guide, O. Danielson guard, T. M. Laws sentinel, T. F. Temple, Bd. F. Taylor, and Ellen Bailey as trustees.
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Knights and Ladies of Honor
H. McKenney
Hivis
H. E. Webster
Marin W. Hiyde
C. B. Farnum
John Prince
Simmel Hathaway
Frank Crown
O. Danielson
T. M. Laws
T. F. Temple
F. Taylor
Ellen Bailey
Framingham Water Line Cleansing Delays Dam Work
The 16 mile conduit between Chestnut Hill reservoir and Farm Pond, South Framingham, underwent three days of cleansing last week. Water service was paused but now runs at 20 million gallons daily. Most dam construction on basin No 4 at Ashland is halted for the season due to cold weather and will resume in spring.
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Boston Net and Twine Company Incorporation Details
The Boston Net and Twine company with W. RB. Clark as president and H. BK. Hersey as treasurer is incorporated. O. A. Whitmore Frank G. Kincaid and William How land are named as directors with capital stock of 300000. State treasurer estimates for 1883 expenses are 5100 and railroad commissioners estimate 2785.
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The Wonderful Bicknell paintings at Loweli’s
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