Elevated railways seek foothold near Boston amid petitions
Boston suburbs push electric elevated rail schemes with plans for Winthrop Milton Brookline Cambridge and Somerville routes. Promoters promise practical tests with Meigs devices and Riley patent designs while real estate interests back faster transit and reduced street congestion. Local towns weigh routes from Scollay Square to Harvard Square amid evolving proposals and official inquiries.
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Locaton i
Scollay Squate
Cambridge
Summer Street
Milton
New Jersey
Winthrop
Brockie
West Roxbury
Boston
Charlestown
Somerville
Medford
Nahant
Meigs
Moat
Bridge Street
Nabant
Lynn
New York
Brookline
Riley Elected Railway Construction Company of
Tsed
Post
Preparations for Parnell reception in New York
Irish-Americans in New York mobilize a grand reception for Charles Parnell with a citizens committee and delegates from National League and Irish societies. Prominent figures including Eugene Kelly John D Crimmons Mayor Grace and others coordinate plans to keep politics separate. A Chicago convention dispute prompts calls to reconsider visiting the United States. Parnell is weighing whether to come after a reply from his envoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mr. Parnell
Eugene Kelly
John D. Crimmons
Grace
Joseph J. O’donohue
Citizens’ Committee
National League
Parnell
Hire
Privy Council Upholds Provinces on License Control
London dispatch reports the Privy Council has rejected the Dominion license act, affirming provincial exclusive authority to issue licenses. The ruling overturns the Dominion act and follows an appeal from the Supreme Court of Canada where a majority found the act unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
London
Privy Council
Supreme Court of Canada
Trichinosis outbreak from Thanksgiving party grows
New York report details an expanding trichinosis epidemic linked to a Thanksgiving Eve party hosted by the Weitzel family. Six relatives were hospitalized and at least three others, including Bertha 23 Oscar 20 and William 15, are gravely ill. A young woman guest near death. truck driver Dennis Forbes 21 also ill. Total cases rise to seventeen with 25 to 30 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weitzel
Weltzel
Bertha
Oscar
William
Dennis Forbes
Detroit Fire Murder Suspect Identified In Post Mortem
Post mortem exams on Woodwere fire victims reveal Frank Knoch slain by a bullet through the left temple and Mrs Enoch also killed by a bullet. the children show no signs of murder, suggesting suffocation in the blaze. No clue to the killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Woodwere
Frank Knoch
Enoch
Gloucester Gill Net Fleet Busy Off Coast With Mixed Yields
Thirteen gill-net boats fish ten to twelve miles east of Halfway Rock and fifteen in Ipswich bay. They report landing 140000 pounds cach at Rockport and Portsmouth in the past week. Pollock catches are light as the schooner Alert, tied to the Bank halibut fishery, has stocked 21500 this season and claims to lead Gloucester’s fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
Halfway Rock
Ipswich Bay
Rockport
Portsmouth
Alert
Two Drownings Reported in Hudson and Laconia Skating Mishap
Patrick Higgins aged years old broke through the ice at Bruce pond Hudson yesterday and drowned while four companions were rescued exhausted. Frank Boucher aged 16 was drowned while skating near Laconia O H yesterday.
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Patrick Higgins
Bruce Pond
Hudson
Munch
Frank Boucher
Laconia
O. H
Indications for New England States Report
Washington December first. Indications for New England states show local snows followed by fair weather. Temperature to rise slightly as winds shift to southerly and the barometer lowers.
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Washington, D. C
New England
Pure Bourbon and Whiskey Bottles Sold By Drugists and Grocers
Exceptionally pure and safe stimulants G. C. Taylor's Old Bourbon and Pure live Whiskies, is bottles only, from druggists and grocers.
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G. C. Taylor
Closed Gates at Bowdoin Square Baptist Church
Long account of a failed church meeting at Bowdoin Square Baptist Society with Marcus P Norton and Coffey visiting, doors barred to reporters, adjournment sine die, and ongoing outside uproar as Norton and followers pound the door while a boy choir sings Knocking at the door. The constables guard the church interior under sealed orders.
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Athens
Bowdoin Square
Sexton Tarbell
Bow Goin Square
Doughty Downs
Adiittance
Temain
Privy Council
Nortons Aim to Stir Up Boston Church Fight
Hon Marcus P Norton and associates vow to force open a closed church and seek Supreme Court relief. They claim Wilburn and Downs blocked admission, plan writ of mandamus, and aim to rouse Boston with upcoming Mechanics Hall speeches led by Downs Coffey and Keyes. General Butler may be sought in Lowell.
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Marcus PF. Norton
Privy Council
Wilbur
Marcus P. Norton
Coffey
Boston
Upd & Man
Mr. Downs
Hon
Roscoe Conkling
New York
Supreme Court
Tam
Mandmus
Wilburntes
Downs
Butler
Lowell
Mechanics’ Halls
Mechanics’ Hall
Keyes
Cllones
Trmont Semple
Express thieves gang halted in Boston and New York
Chief Inspector Hanscom and his team tracked Henry Hoffman alias Myers as ringleader of a city express theft ring. Two New York detectives seized trunks in 26 Rivington Street containing goods valued around 1500 dollars. A second store on Pleasant Street held stolen items valued in the thousands. Hoffman’s arrest is expected to break up the gang and aid recent victims of express thefts.
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Hanscom
Express
Henry Hoffman
Myers
Hoffman
Boston
New York
Byrne
Rivington Street
Arks
Inspector Hanscom
Mountain
Pleasant Street
Jane Weldon
State Police
Heirs of Hovey sue Phelps, Dodge case in Supreme Court
Special to the Post reports Lawyer Whitehead arguing this morning for the plaintiffs in the George O. Hovey heirs vs Phelps Dodge. Judge Van Vorst charged the jury at Dean and The jurors retired at 1 PM and were directed to return a sealed verdict tomorrow morning.
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Post
New York
Whitehead
Supreme Court
George O. Hovey
Phelps, Dodge & Co
van Vorst
Dean
Brockton Strike Status Hinges on Tomorrow Conference
Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports no new developments in the Brockton strike as of December 17. Officials expect a pivotal conference tomorrow to determine whether progress or stalemate will shape the outcome.
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Boston Post
Brockton
Whittier's Seventieth-Eighth Birthday at Oak Knoll
Danvers region notes Whittier at Oak Knoll on his 78th birthday. Visitors include ex Governor Chaflin and Edward L. Pierce as the poet enjoys firelight, cordial calls, and letters from Europe. He plans to winter at Oak Knoll and continues prolific correspondence and autograph requests amid aging yet erect demeanor. Reunion of Whittier's class unveils portrait at Haverhill Public Library with speeches and greetings from notable figures.
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Danvers
Oak Knoll
America
John Greenleaf Whittier
New England
Yale
Chaflin
Edward L. Pierce
Newton
Charles A. Coffin
Lynn
Or. Philprick
Post
Whittier
Bourne
Europe
England
Mr. Whittier
Boston Post
Carl Schurz
Transcript
Amesbury
Haverhill
Mast
Harrison Plummer
Clarence E. Kelley
Sheldon
J. D. B. Cogswell
John Crowell
Co. Bradley
Providence
R. I
C. Short
Columbia College
J. B. Thayer
Harvard Law School
J. J. Ingalls
Kansas
Thomas Garland
Dover
N. H
James H. Carleton
J. Hale
Murder at Laurel Miss Ends in Axe Tragedy
A colored woman Celia Jerryman and her two children, an 8 year old boy and 11 year old girl, were killed in Laurel, Mississippi. Sam Wilson, about 22, murdered the trio after attempting to assault the girl, ransacked the trunk, then set the house on fire before capture. Wilson died before sunset.
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New Orleans
Laurel
Miss
Celia Jerryman
Sam Wilson
Wilson
Freto
Western Union Tax Judgment Triggers Levy on Assets
In New York on December 17 the under-sheriff said he levied on Western Union property valued above 250000 due to unpaid taxes of 152512. Personal assets could not cover the judgment, so the levy included the 195 Broadway building and the Church Street workshop and machine. An inventory will be made tomorrow as lawyers seek delay to settle.
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New York
Western Union
Broadway
Church Street
Amherst Alumni of Central Mass Hold Reunion in Worcester
The Amherst Alumni Association of Central Massachusetts met at G. Henry Waitcomb's Worcester residence with about forty members and guests including President Seelye and faculty. Officers elected: President G Henry Whitcomb, Vice President D O Mears, Secretary F P Smith, Treasurer W C Stevens, all of Worcester, forming the executive committee with W S Forbes of Westboro.
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Worcester
Mass
Amherst Alumni Association
Central Massachusetts
G. Henry Waitcomb
Seelye
G. Henry Whitcomb
D. O. Mears
D. D
F. P. Smith
William C. Stevens
W. S. Forbes
Westboro
Insane druggist Morrison brought to New York for medical exam
William Morrison, known for sensational escapades in Hoboken New York and Stamford Conn, was brought to New York by his son after another suicide attempt on the voyage here. He grew boisterous on the street and was arrested. authorities committed him for medical examination amid reports his mind fractured under study of General Grant’s disease and cocaine treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Morrison
Hoboken
Stamford
Conn
Morrison
General Grant
Union plans protest over fishery commission choice
Gloucester mass December 17 The American Fishery Union moves to protest a commission to rule on the fishery question as urged by the President. They have gathered statistics on the Washington treaty and free fish import effects and have hired Charles Levi Woodbury of Boston and ex-Collector Fitz J Babson of Gloucester to plead the union case in Washington when the matter is considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
American Fishery Union
Washington
Charles Levi Woodbury
Boston
Fitz J. Babson
Union
Tragic kerosene lamp blast kills two Bodgen children
In Pondville, a suburb of Auburn Massachusetts, two Bodgen children aged 1 and 3 died after a kerosene lamp exploded. The infant burned beyond recognition. the elder child died en route to medical aid after being left alone by their mother.
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Wenrccester, Maas
Bodgen
Pondville
Auburn
Respite Granted in Double Murder Case in New Orleans
New Orleans reports that Patrick Ford and John Murphy, who were convicted of murdering Captain Murphy and sentenced to death, have received a thirty day respite. The delay postpones the hanging set for tomorrow.
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New Orleans
Patrick Ford
John Murphy
Captain Murphy
The Grandest Thought in Life Pearlipe Cleans Home
Pearlipe cleans the home and wakes a happy wife in a domestic tableau that highlights shared chores and daily affection. The scene centers on mutual care and steady routines shaping a tranquil domestic life.
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Pearlipe
Evarts and Edmunds Spar in Senate on Presidential Succession
Long and Evarts clash over constitutional limits as Hoar bill to regulate presidential succession advances in Senate. House debates signal a looming fight on New York Custom House nominations with Hedden opposition and potential investigative moves. Evarts argues Congress cannot appoint President. Edmunds's amendment rejected 21 to 37. Randall proposes vacancy-replacement plan amid ongoing nominations and Fort Meyer officers testify on army bureau discipline.
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Post
Washington
Senate
Messrs
Evarts
Edmunds
Capitol
Varts
Andrew Johnson
Houses
Congress
New York Custom House
Hedden
Yarmeny Hell
New York
Washington, D. C
Yeas
Allison
Beck
Berry
Blackburn
Brown
Butler
Cad
Chace
Coke
Colquitt
Cullom
Dolph
Eustis
Frye
George
Gibson
German
Gray
Kars
Harrigan
Hoar
Ingalls
Jackson
Jones
Arkansas
Logan
Marcy
Micheli
Oregon
Morgan
Platt
Fugh
Ransom
Sainsbury
Voorhees
Walt
Randall
House
Ceath
United States
Secretary of State
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of the Interior
Postmaster General
Fort Meyer
Congressional Commission
Long Opposes Broad House Rule Changes In Debate
Congressman Long argued for maintaining parliamentary rules and committee oversight in the House. He warned against dissolving the appropriation committee and distributing its powers, urging that every committee have equal opportunity and that riders on appropriation bills be curbed. He praised Speaker Hiscock for restrained use of power and cautioned against broad dispersion of control.
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Walshington
D. C
Long
New York
Mr. Hiscock
House
Funeral of General Robert Toombs In Washington Ga
The burial of General Robert Toombs drew the town to the M E Church in Washington Georgia with Governor McDaniel and other leaders present. Clergy delivered frank discourses noting his frailties and regret over his late church connection. The community, white and black alike, followed his remains to the grave in a unified, mournful tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ga
Robert Toombs
M. E
W. H. Laprade
Beckwith
General Toombs
M. K. Church
Rockport breakwater advances in Gloucester harbor work
Good progress on Gloucester Rockport harbor breakwater as favorable weather allows stone freight deposits from six to eight tons on the line. Two scows with discharge bottoms, contracted with Bath shipbuilders, will carry 174 tons each and be towed by a tug. The Jelly tug will be upgraded and possibly bought for the project. A tripod marks triangulation on Thatcher’s island as crews eye Avery's rock for the spindle lost in the gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
Rockport Harbor of Refuge
Goes
Merrimac
Thatcher
Avery’s Rock
Grand Army Posts Visit Newburyport For Camp Fire Event
Grand Army posts from Lynn Salem Ipswich Amesbury Beverly Georgetown Merrimac Nampton N H visited Newburyport to take part in a camp fire by A W Bartlett Post 49. Buildings lit fireworks shown and a giant bonfire in Market square. C N Thomas of Boston spoke at City Hall with stereopticon views, music and singing. Around 500 veterans attended a supper at Cushing Hall and late night camp fire at City Hall.
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Newburyport
Maso
Grand Army
Lynn
Salem
Ipswich
Amesbury
Beverly
Georgetown
Merrimac
Nampton
N. H
A. W. Bartlett
Market’ Square
City Hell
C. N. Thomas
Boston
Cushing Hall
City Hall
Hersey
Evans
Cressey
Riel agitation pages show worldwide indignation figures
Montreal report lists 106 Canadian public indignation meetings with ministers burned in effigy at 25 events and 25 U S meetings with 5 ministers burned in effigy. Seventy Canadian and nine U S requiem masses were said for Riel. Appeals include 7 city councils, 4 county councils, 49 local councils, 25 national societies, 18 clubs unions and three university student protests in Quebec and Montreal.
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Montreal
Que
Riel
Canada
United States
Quebec
Race row at Meriden skating rink over coachman Phillips
Meriden Connecticut December 17 191? manager Ives defends ousting negro coachman Lewis Phillips as due to his character not race noting a jail term for theft. Statewide uproar follows with Senator Platt denouncing the action and joking Phillips should seek damages.
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Meriden
Conn
Lewis Phillips
Ives
Phillips
United States
Platt’ Homes
Republican
Dover Rail Line Appeal to Supreme Court Over Tax Value
Coxcorp of N H reports the Dover city solicitor has filed with the State Board of Equalization notice of an appeal to the Supreme Court from the decision on the taxable value of the Portsmouth and Dover railroad for the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxcorp
N. H
Dover
State Board of Equalization
Supreme Court
Portsmouth and Dover
Home rule debate sweeps across leaders and nations
London reports leaders from Spencer to Chamberlain weighing Ireland’s home rule. Gladstone drafts schemes with a crown veto debate, while Parnellites and Radicals shift tactics. Paris notes a Pont Neuf collapse amid floods as tenants fight rent battles and English politics stir Yale-like anxieties.
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Gladstone
Dupin
The
Freeman’s Journal
England
Ireland
Wagland
Parselil
Ponte Neuf
Ile de l’Elite
Cathedral of Notre Dame
Seine
Paris
Henry IV
Eltogether
Duby
Morgan O'Connell
Daniel O’connell
Kildysgrt
Earl Fitzwilliam
LeEeps
London
Mercury
William Vernon Harcourt
George J. Goschen
Notable Local Deaths Reported Across Cities
Paul Hendricks son of ex Governor William Hendricks and cousin of the late Vice President died in Madison Indiana yesterday morning. Thomas G. Rice a customs appraiser in this city died yesterday afternoon in Cambridge aged about 60 after months of ill health. George J. Hinds once a Malden merchant died yesterday in Virginia City Nevada aged 41. Robert H. Hyde thirty. years a Boston Journal employee died yesterday in South Boston aged 30. Dennis E. McCarthy proprietor of the Virginia Chronicle and famed Pacific coast journalist died in San Francisco Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hendricks
William Hendricks
Madison
Ind
Hendricks
Grand Army
Thomas G. Rice
Cambridge
Rice
Collamore
Vermont
George J. Hinds
Malden
Virginia City
Nev
Robert H. Hyde
Boston Journal
South Boston
Queen of the Italian Quarter Catherine Doughan Wrecked Life
New Haven reporter recounts Catherine Doughan known as The Queen of the Italian quarter. Once a Wellesley College student loved by a Harvard student, she eloped to Hartford, faced abandonment, and sank into dissipation. Now an infamous chronic drinker, she has endured repeated arrests and a suicide attempt in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Catherine Doughan
Catherine
Wellesley College
Mass
Harvard
Fire in Hubbard's Warerooms Destroyed Jacksonvil le Blocks
A major blaze in Hubbard's warerooms in Jacksonville Florida spread to Abel block and rear buildings on the wharf destroying the Herald office Hazen's billiard parlors Kurtz brothers and others. Hubbard's loss about 130000 stock 90000 insured Abel block gutted loss 25000 partly insured Hazen's 50000 Kurtz Bros 15000 insured Herald 20000 partly insured tobacco company 5000 partly insured Slager 5000 partly insured. Four firemen died and several injured. Total loss estimated at 450000 with 350000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Jacksonville
Fla
Abel
Herald
Hazen
Kurtz Bros
MacConshies’s
Hubbard’s
Abel's
Huubard
Benedict & Co
Herald Newspaper
Huan & Co
Tobacco
Julius Slager
Judge Dawkins
Masonic Grana Lodge of
Florida
William Bradley
Goff
Gaya
Lewiston Adopts Weekly or Fortnightly Payments
In Lewiston Maine on December 17 at a meeting of the corporation agents the vote was unanimous to implement a system of weekly or fortnightly payments the change to begin at the corporations convenience but in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Penobscot River Closes to Navigation at Langor Maine
The Penobscot River is closed to navigation today at Langor Me ending a period of 243 days of open water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langor
Penobscot River
Irish Nations League holds special session and pledge drive
The Municipal Council met at John A. Andrew Hall with many members. Treasurer Hand reported 2728 received and 2300 sent to the National League treasurer. A five member committee was named to attend Patrick's Day convention in Evans Hall on Jan 8 1886. A call from the national committee for a Chicago convention Jan 20–21 1886 was noted, with Parnell and colleagues expected. The council urged subscriptions to reach a $10 000 pledge made at Faneuil Hall Oct 19 and remit to Mr Parnell before Jan 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Nations League
John A. Andrew Hall
T. M. Brady
J. KB. Hand
National League
Patrick
Dsy
Evans Hatt
Trenont Row
National
Central Music
Chicago
Parncil
Patrick Egan
Charles O’reilly
Roger Walsh
League
Faneuil Hall
Parnell
Robie Wins Third Term as Maine Grants Master
Governor Robie secures a third term as master of the Maine State Grants. In New Bedford Superior Court a highway robbery defendant was sentenced to seven years in State prison. O'Leary's saloon property in New Bedford is attached for £10,000 in a tort action for selling liquor to a minor. Rev Father Coyle sent a 1000 draft to Ireland's Nationalists fund from a Newport meeting he presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robie
Maine
New Bedford
H. Ou
Patrick O'Leary
John O'Connell
Father Coyle
St. Joseph’s Church
Newport
Chips and gambling gear seized in Boston raid
Four more raids on gamblers ended with the second division officers converting a station house into a warehouse of gambling implements. At 2 o'clock they opened a door at 11 Montgomery place and carried off a roulette wheel 1000 chips a card tray valued at 350. They then seized 307 chips three packs of cards and a card press at 17 Brattle square valued at 75.
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Watts, Vinal and
Magnes
Hanover Street
Lyons
Boston
Swan
Somers
Bosworth Street
Trask
Shea, Sloane
Woodbury
Daley
Coleman
McCafferty
Fitzgerald
Montgomery Place
Brattle Square
Gambler George B. Chase is Sentenced for Life in Wife Killing
Providence R. I. Dec 17 George B Chase the gambler who shot and killed his wife three weeks ago pleaded guilty this morning and was sentenced to imprisonment for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. J
George B. Chase
Baltimore Despatch About Mellen Conspiracy Unfounded
A sensational Baltimore despatch claiming Adrian L. Mellen, sought in the Coolidge Mellen case, was hiding there is declared without foundation by Chief Inspector Hanscom. He notes frequent misreports and cautions readers against sensational rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Adrian L. Mellen
Coolidge-Mellen
Hanscom
Mellen
Flower Mission Fair Supports Boston Poor Women
A fair at Dr L M Tilton s rooms in Boston raised funds and aid for a flower mission serving sick patients and needy women. Miss Kendig oversees statewide work, with Mrs Hill in Suffolk County and Miss Helena Merkel directing city operations. The mission offers small loans to tide women over financial crunches and fosters summer hospital flower support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lower _ sion
L. M. Tilton
Dartmouth Street
Trask Hill
Emma Bumatead
Keadig
Mia Helen Merkel
Misa Hobbs
Boston
Jennie Cassidy
Lndt
Louisville
Flower Mission
Sta Ffm
Kendig
County of
Suffolk
Hill
City
Helena Merkel
Annexation Debate Draws Atlantic Squantum Allies and Opponents
An adjourned meeting of Atlantic and Squantum citizens reviewed annexing the north part of Quincy to Boston. About thirty attended. Arthur F. Thayer chaired, C. E. Swett kept minutes. Opponents led by Harry Hallett warned of higher taxes and liquor licensing in Boston. Proponents like Horatio Holbrook argued for taxes, growth, and access to improvements by joining Boston.
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Atlantic
Squantum
Quincy
Boston
Arthur F. Thayer
C. E. Swett
John A. Duggan
Harry Hallett
Horatio Holbrook
R. Augustus Duggan
C. EB. Swett
Ticks by Telegraph and assorted late 19th century notices
Governor Foraker wins Ohio with a 17451 plurality. Insolvent Oswego store owner McCarty faces likely debts over 100000. Maryland Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Co fortunes sell for 25000 to United Lines Co. Confrontation in Renfrew results in Conway dead and two fatally wounded. Judge grants injunction over prohibition result announcement in Fulton County. Starkville family tragedy as children die in house fire. Kentucky Beaver Creek mine violence yields one dead and two mortally wounded. Montreal’s Opper asked to answer for note cashing in Boston. suit by J. Finkum of Toronto. Western Export Association cuts raw goods price. export drive continues. Comtesse de Chambord critically ill in Venice at 68. Mononghela City miners endorse three-cent rate strike. calls for aid from U S labor groups.
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Foraker
Ohio
James McCarty
Oswego
N. Y
Crockery and Dry Goods
Maryland
Bankers’ and
Ielegraph Company
Billymore
United Lines Company
Renfrew
Michael Conway
Eaward
Michael Mulvathill
Judge Clark
Fulton County
Beaver Creek
Kentucky
Wednescay
William Parsons
Frank Wilson
Charles Wilson
W. A. Owens
Parsons
Wilson
Owens
John Opper
Mutual Reserve Fund of
Montreal
Boston
J. Finkum
Toronto
Western Export Association
Comtesse de Chambord
Henri V
Duke Francis of
Modena
Monereshela City
Penn
Isbor
United Sta
Kanawaba Region
Jettings About Town in Boston Society Pages
A roundup of local events includes the Mahogany Associates supper at New Era Hall, a bequest of 146 000 by John Lonadon Sibley to the Massachusetts Historical Society, and the Kennington bay windows to remain through spring. Also noted are meetings of the Irish National League at 50 Fayette Street, an address by ex Governor Boutwell on General Grant, a press of a sermons book from the First Church, a Zenana lecture by Miss Gardner, the Travellers Protective Association meeting at Young’s Hotel with Charles F. Warner elected secretary, and the Massachusetts Women’s Christian Prop Foundation meeting led by Mrs. E M H Richards with officers reelected and a new treasurer.
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Milton
Brookline
Cambridge
West Roxbury
Boston Elevated Railroads Company
Selay Square
Boston
Harvard Squire
West Roxbury Park
Town Hall
Brookslve
Summer Street
Boston and Lowell
New York and New England
Old Colony
Boston and Albany
Boston and Povidance
Messrs
John W. Center
M. Dellman Ross
Frederic ©. Prince
Bainbridge Wadleigh
George C. Barrett
Lynn
Nehont
State House
Horse
Mahogany Associates
New Era Hall
John Lonadon Sibley
Massachusetts Historical Society
Hotel Kensington
Sprial
Central National
Irish National League
Fayette Street
J. Loyd
Alexander H. Rice
Boutwell
General Grant
Webster Historical Society
Reformer Episcopal Caunreh
Dartmouth and
Aarwich
Miss Gardner
India
Cawhpore
Massachusetts
Travellers’ Protective Assciation of
United States
Young’s Hotel
Charles F. Warner
Massachusetts Women’s Christian Prop ‘Sitory League
Baptist Bethel
Hanover and
North Bennet Streets
E. M. H. Richards
A. C. Crawford
Waltham
Onicer
Five Mile Race At Columbia Rink For Atkinson Firm
On Monday evening December 21 at the Columbia rink the salesmen of R A Atkinson & Co will race five miles for purses of 20, 5, and 5. Entered are H Tighe William Sears M H Heder Al Davis HE KR Chapman E G Howe and M McGrath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Rr. A. Atkinson & Co
H. Tighe
William Sears
M. H. Heder
al. Davis
Chapman
E. G. Howe
M. McGrath
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Edward L. Heffernans
J. F. Earl
Fkoth
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Highland Company
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Winthrop and
Point Suirley
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Taft
Nevers Bidee
Washington Avenue
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Bivin
F. L. Woodward
Board of Selectmen
Lorenzo Rhusidson
Thomas Floyd
John Belcher
Frea Grant
Matthews
W. Belcher
J. P. Hackins
Cyrasd. Belcher
Wsler Lawton
Orlando Belcher
J. E. Bennet
Edwin Belcher
Eli
H. H. Hutchins
Rica & Hutchins
Rufus B. Stickney
Stickney & Poor
Henry F. Woods
Hatheway & Wools
George A. Brece
Selwyn Browman
Adams Square
Winter Hill
Medford Street
Privy Council of England
Ghat
Houcble
Gloucester Fishel Rmer
Borton
Onseuves
Signa
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Citadel
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Texas
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Rhode Iland
Mannheim
Frans H. Pierce
New Hampshire
Matanzas
Frank W. Roberts
Coaticook
Francis H. Underwood
Glasgow
Harry S. Parker
Framingham
Cheries W. Howe
Rochester
John J. Dusley
Sullivan
W. M. Hunneweill
Exeter
John Crosby
Milford É
George W. Morse
Waterbury
George F. Kimball
Vergennes
Jerome W. Pierce
Series
Lyman W. Redington
Rutland
W. L. Howard
Fairhaven
Dudley Co. Brown
Brandon
Clark Holden
Barre
Charlies A. Peck
Middlebury
Congressman Long
Toomb
Rockport's Breakwater
ROW Kill
Connecticut
Chamberlain
Birmingham
Pall Mall Gazette
Earl Spencer
Childers
Charles Dilke
Healey
O’connor
Meyer Sullivan
Dublin
Parnel
Ramingham
House of Commons
Press Association
Goschen
Chester
Chelsea
Lord Salisbury
Sir Charles
Loxpos
Dee
Hawarpksn
Pall Mail Gazette
Daily News
Sonan
Privy
Earl Granville
Loxpown
Mr. Gladstone
Standard
Morning Post
Nissa
France
Ferdinand
Lisbon
Dennis E. McCarthy
Virginia (New) Chronicle
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Spitz Bros. & Mork
Anohr
Spitz Bros
Wmiork
Washington St
Bedford St
Kk. H. White & Co
Monetreal
St. Lawrence Halls
Hartford
Andover
Hannah Green
Grant Street
Jim Fiske
Eliot Street
A. M. Monroe
NEW England News
Will
Abouts
Melten
Fostom
Toe
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