Mr Irving in The Lyons Mail and Patti in La Traviata
Review covers Mr Irving in The Lyons Mail a dual role performance with Lesurques and Dubosc, praising his art and versatility. Patti’s La Traviata at the Globe described as stylish and sensuous though not highly enthusiastic, with cast notes and stage setting. previews and other titles listed for local theaters and upcoming performances.
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Mr. Irving
Lyons Mail
Lesurques
Dubosc
Miss Terry
Janette
Hamiet
Patti
Mme. Patti
The
Globe
Verdi
Signor Vicini
Signor Galassi
Man fined 500 in croquet quarrel manslaughter case
Woodland New Jersey December 18 Rudolph Hein was convicted yesterday of manslaughter in the killing of his wife during a quarrel over a game of croquet. Judge Parker imposes a $500 fine and court costs.
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Woodland
N.J
Gloucester
Rudolph Hein
Parker
Weather observations for Boston and nation spread 1883 report
Historical weather notes from December 18 1883 include Boston forecasts cooler fair conditions with northwesterly winds and rising barometer. The Weather in Boston and Osexever's Orrox Srana list barometric readings, temperatures, wind directions, rainfall, humidity and visibility at multiple stations, with the War Department Signal Service compiling the data.
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Boston
Osexever
Orrox, Srana
Servics
War Department
United States Army
Boston Theatres Evening Program Highlights
The evening programme lists Her Majesty's Opera Company at Boylston Museum and Boston Theatre featuring Henry Irving and Ellen Terry. Also shown are Robson and Crane at Pare Theatre, Colleen Hawn at Museum, Howard and M. Davene's attractions, The Beggar of Bethnal Green at Bijou with afternoon and evening showings.
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Eae Theatre
Her Majesty’s Opera Company
Vening Boylston Museum
Boston Theatre
Henry Irving
Ellen Terry
PARE
Treatre
Commercial listings from New York and Philadelphia trade houses
A fragmented price and stock ledger shows Times and hours for Boots and Shoes by A S Richards and Co display at 10 30 AM and 3 PM with Carpets Henry C Hird Co RI BUA M Stocks EI Day Co M2 M Stocks and Francis Hensian Co horse and cart items W KR McKey Co 12 M Fruits Horatio Harris Co reads Thursday Rec 20 12 AM Fruits Dryce Biottions in Philadelphia Samuel Hinting Co 3 PM Samuel Hatch Co 10 30. 38 Bonnet Jones Henry C Bird Co sighted among miscellaneous consignments and items across multiple firms.
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Boots
New York
A S Richards & Co
Henry C Hird & Co
BUA
Ei, Day & Co
Francis Hensian & Co
Lke Albert Howe & Co
W KR McKey Co
Horatio Harris & Co
Dryce Biottions
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting
Senate votes and civil service clash over reform dynamics
The Senate debates patronage and civil service reform as Republicans remove officers and confirm clerks while contrasting attacks by Senator Beck with responses from Senator Sherman. Long explains his vote for Keifer amid reform tensions. nominations and relief efforts for the Greely party rise.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Beck
Anthony
Hill
Beck
Bright
Sherman
Kentucky
Frye
Logan
Hoar
Massachusetts Civil Service Reform Association
Commonwealth
Spaulding
Conking
Anson G. McCook
Pendleton
L. Q. Washington
McCook
J. McCook
Charles W. Johnson
Minnesota
Democratic E
Democratic Party
Shober
Yeas
James R. Young
Vendleton
Young
EF. T. Huntley
Saulsbury
Huntly
W. P. Canedsy
North Carolina
Arlis
Long
Keifer
Civil Service Reform Association of Boston
Str
Tam
George Marden
Massachusetts House
Dorman
Eaton
Pope
Congress
Phelps
Carlisle
Civil Service
Mssachusetts
Buncombe
Joan D. Lane
Mr. Arthur
Civil Service Reform Association
Bondstreet
Boston
Mass
Nathaniel P. Banks
United States
District of
Massachusetts
Col
Samuel B. Holabud
John S. Tooker
Michigan
Territory
Montana
Robinson Locke
Ohio
Newcastle
Threats of Fenians Raise London Security Fears
Lonpor Dee 18 reports heightened guard actions across London after O Donnell’s hanging. Police protect key sites including Parliament, Westminster Abbey, Bank of England, and the German embassy. Reports from Paris cite Irish refugees condemning the execution and plotting revenge. A special corps guards transport hubs and ships, with vigilance at docks and public buildings amid fear of disturbance.
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Lonpor
Dee
O'Donnell
Newgate
London Bridge
Pai el
O’ Donnell
Fenian Dacey
Clerkenwell
Walsh
Parliament
Westminster Abbey
National Gallery
Mansion House
The
Stock Exchange
Bank of England
Rome
Pune
Frederick William
Vatican
Rose Keiser Death Inquest Pins Blame On Self Inflicted Wound
New York reports the inquest into Rose E Keiser who died by shooting herself at the Windsor hotel. George W Dunn denies seduction or promises of marriage while acknowledging letters and visits from Keiser. The jury rules the death resulted from a personal safety related wound.
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Dunn
New York
Rose E. Keiser
Windsor Hotel
George W. Dunn
Iron market eases as buyers hold prices firm in December
Special dispatch from Philadelphia reports low crude iron prices early in December with few large buyers. Stocks remain ample so upward movement unlikely, prices for gray forge, foundry iron, and merchant bar are outlined. Nails fall to 250 to 260, construction iron in demand, rail material scarce, and holiday rest may temper negotiations.
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Philadelphia
Gray Forge
Bar Mills
Judge Deliberates Over Vanderbilt Note Suit
New York city case records James O Connor sues executors of Cornelius J Vanderbilt estate to recover 5000 for a note claimed given to cover gambling losses at a city venue. Judge Van Brant hears motion for judgment on grounds of frivolous defense. decision reserved. Exports data and insolvency figures follow. A panic at East Ninety Ninth Street Public School ends safely after a teacher calms 2000 students.
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New York
James O’connor
Court of Common Pleas
Cornelius J. Vanderbilt
van Brant
Vanderbilt
I. H. Morrill
Ferdinand, Myers & Co
Ninetyninth Street
Indian and white woman squatters linked to murder case
In New Haven Connecticut coroner Bal mann was informed of the movements of an Indian identified as Sam Pine and a white female companion who became squatters in a North Guilford shanty. Pine, a Fairfield county desperado, is reportedly tied to a murder investigation after appearing in Guilford with two axes the day after the killing. The coroner has begun an inquiry.
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Sew Haven
Conn
Balmann
Trunk line arbitrators hear appeals on freight pool awards
Charles Francis Adams Jr Hugh Riddle and Gault sat with Commissioner Fink to hear appeals from the percentage awards of the Eastern freight pool amid claims of widespread discontent. Fink denied Pennsylvania Railroad threats to withdraw and said the road association remained stable.
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New York
Charles Francis Adams, Jr
Hugh Riddle
Gault
Trunk Line
Fink
Pennsylvania Road
Circuit court injunction over circular tin tag trade mark
Judge Bond in Charlotte granted a compromise injunction in the Lorillard New York versus Brown and Bro Winston case. Brown and Bro barred from using circular tin tag as a distinctive trade mark for plug tobacco but may use any tag that isn t circular. The ruling restrains circular tin tags only.
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Charlotte
N. C
Bond
United States Circuit Court
Lorillard of
New York
Brown & Bro
Winston
James case bail set at five thousand in 1869 murder
Kansas City Dec 18 The Gallatin criminal court fixed bail at 5000 for Frank James in the 1869 murder of Cashier Sheets. The defense asked remand to the custody of his sureties, the court took the matter under advisement, and the prisoner was returned to jail.
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Kansas City
Gallatin
Frank James
Cashier Sheets
Louisiana Democrats Convene Midday State Convention
The Democratic state convention met in Baton Rouge at noon with J.M. Howell of Lafourche named temporary chairman. Delegates gathered to nominate state officers and begin organized deliberations for party leadership.
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Baton Rouge
J.M. Howell
Lafourche
Gloucester Losses Mount as Twelve Vessels Go Missing
A Gloucester Mass report counts twelve fishing vessels lost in three months with 149 men aboard. Two ships earlier abandoned, George H. Pierson and Helen M. Denniss, carried 12 and 14 sailors respectively with several fatalities or absences. Insurance totals reach 59010 across Gloucester offices, with one vessel insured 9600 in Boston Marine.
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Gloucester
Mass
George H. Pierson
Georges
Patrick O'Neal
John Keough
William Brennan
John Connors
Abner Larrabee
Isaac Risen
Wesly Brown
Maynard Hiltz
Archie A. McDonald
William Nutting
Duncan McDonald
Joseph McMaster
Victorius McDonald
Jeffrey Long
James Murphy
Augustus Hiltz
Alex Scanlan
Edward Cotter
Allan McLane
Ipswich
Charles H. Hildreth
James Kliss
Alaska
Hattie Chester
John McDonough
Ruth Graves
Sultana
Maud F. Leighton
Witchcraft
Rutherford B
Freight Train Wreck on Local Railroad in Worcester
A switching engine overturned on a steep grade in front of a heavy freight on the Worcester Nashua and Rochester line. The cab struck a nearby building, crushing it, but the engineer, fireman, and the engineer’s father escaped with no injuries. A misplaced switch caused the accident.
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Worcester, Nashua
Rochester
Worcester
Mags
Worcester, Nashua and Rochester
Ku Klux Case Ruling in Banks County Prisoners
Judge Mc Coy denied a new trial motion in the Banks county Ku Klux cases. Five prisoners Jasper Yarbrough James Yarbrough Bold Emory State Lemon and Lovick Streetman admitted guilt while E H Green and Dil mas Yarbrough were declared innocent. Sentences of two years and a $500 fine were imposed in Albany N Y. Neal Yarbrough remains unsentenced due to illness.
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Atlanta, Ga
McCoy
Banks County
Jasper Yarbrough
James Yarbrough
Bold Emory
State Lemon
Lovick Streetman
E. H. Green
Dilmas Yarbrough
Albany, N. Y
Neal Yarbrough
Wage cuts stir Rhode Island and Fall River mills
Fall River factory wage reductions echo across Rhode Island and New Bedford mills. Some manufacturers push cuts while operatives resist. New Bedford’s 10 percent drop narrows the gap to Fall River. Stockpiles exceed 450000 pieces, and the outlook remains unsettled.
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Fall River
Mass
Rhode Island
New Bedford
Springfield Woman on Trial for Attempted Spouse shooting
The decoy case of Mrs. Dwight Thurber in Springfield Superior Court drew attention as she, who had spent weeks in Northampton asylum and was released, reacted loudly on the stand while her husband testified about last May’s shooting. The defense rests on insanity and the trial is slated to conclude Thursday.
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Mroc
Adelina Patti
Oakes
Ignor Vicini
Nkke
Dignor Galasi
Nesses Ignor Lombardeili
Ueoniess
Signor
Amaldins Marchese d
Abigny
Signor Bielet
Caracciolo Patni
Faust
Signore Giglio Nordica
Colleen Bawn
Dion Boucicault
Myles Na
Mytes
Miri m O'Leary
Bily O'Conner
Regina Dace
Wm. Seymour
Danny Mann
Ed Rctors
Springfield
Mass
Dwight Thurber
Northampton
Graphic Company winding up petition answered in three days
Montreal December 18 security for costs has been posted for the Graphic company wind up petition. The company must appear in court within three days to answer the petition and proceed with the action.
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Montreal
Coroner's Jury Finds Parmenter Death Attributed To Unknown
In Providence on December 18 the coroner's jury ruled Francis J. Parmenter died at the hands of persons unknown after being found dead in his barn the previous night.
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Providence
R.I
Francis J. Parmenter
Union Baseball figure Gunning expelled at Philadelphia meeting
In Philadelphia on December 18, the union baseball association expelled Thomas Gunning, previously signing with the Chicago union and later with the Boston league, after a meeting of the organization.
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Philadelphia
Union Baseball Association
Thomas Gunning
Chicago Union
Boston League
Reduced wages accepted by Groft Bennett workers
In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania December 18 the Clinton mill workers at Groft Bennett and Company approved a ten percent wage cut. About fifteen hundred men are affected.
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Pittisbuig
Groft, Bennett & Co
Clinton Mill
Trains Collide Near Rodney Ontario Wreck Ein Trains
Two freight trains on the Canada Southern line collided near Rodney Ontario killing no one but wrecking both engines and seventeen cars. The loss is heavy with debris scattered along the track and damage extensive across the region.
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Rodney
Ont
San Antonio
Texas
D. P. Reighard & Co
Sharpsburg
Wittsburg
Alfred Dry Howard
Brandon
Pinkerton
Maiden Creek Iron Company
Reading
Pine Ridge
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Morgan County
Kentucky
Debusk
George Smith
Pittsburg
America
Sheffield
England
Philadelphia
George W. Robeson
Navy
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Franklin B. Gowen
Frank Wilson
New Orleans
Crawford County
HW. Warner & Co
Rochester
Boston
Washington
Sheldon Jackson
Troy
N. Y
Alaska
San Francisco
Chifton
Arizona
Rea
Red
Gage Station
Bisbee
Yankee Kelly
John Beaih
Tombstone
Delaney and
Dowd
Senora
McHenry rail road case resumes with cross examination
The McHenry railroad case continued with James McHenry stating the reorganization aimed to pay all debts of the Atlantic and Great Western line and criticizing reports by Gen Potter and Gen McClellan. He denied any intent to wipe out indebtedness and claimed trustees acted only in trust.
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Cleveland, O
McHenry Railroad
James McHenry
Atlantic and Great Western Company
Erie Road
Erie
Lewis
London
Bates
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
Fire damages Essex street building in Boston area
The top floor of a three story brick building at 123 1225 and 127 Essex Street occupied by J Doherty tailor burned out about 3 30 Tuesday morning. Lower part drenched. Occupants M W Tate Thomas Gibbons Thomas Donahoe D Stanton and M J Donovan. Building owned by Jacob Pfaff. Origin of fire not known.
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Bostonane
Essex Street
J. Doherty
M. W. Tate
Thomas Gibbons
Thomas Donahoe
D. Stanton
Whitesmith
M. J.donovan
Jacob Pfaff
Telegraph
Plymouth
Mass
Springhill
Thomas Atwood
Atwood
Sebastian Baumgartner
Baumgartner
Pittsfield
DeErnoir
Mick
Ishpeming
Marquette County
Puilirs
Clark Bros
Letter E
Ashland
Addie M. Porter
City recount: aldermen recheck four wards as vote lead tightens
The city recount resumed in the large city hall chamber from 3 P M to 11 30 P M and again noon today. Alderman Leighton leads Stebbins by about 200 votes with Hayden and Curtis close behind. four wards completed with A note incident noted as outsiders sought entry then were denied. The tally shows Leighton at 27198, Stebbins 26977, Hayden 26964, Curtis 26954 with small margins remaining.
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Leighton Gainz
Stebbins Kmetaiis
Hayden
Curtis
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Leighton
Stebbins
Messrs
Mr. Leighton
Christmas Socials At Churches And Halls In City
Christmas events fill local venues with fairs and suppers. The Rutland Shawmut church hosts a weeklong festival with six tables of gifts and a midweek antiquarian supper in costume. John Havcock council stages a large entertainment at Odd Fellows hall with concerts and dancing. Boston Spiritual Temple hosts a Christmas sale at Horticultural Hall with a public cafe and extended hours. Alice Stevens and Annie Clarke hosted a Parker Fraternity private party with Edmunds band and a large ballroom turnout.
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Rutland Street
Shawmut Avenue
Perkins
Swan
Rich
Flagg
Safford
Werefield
John Havcock Council
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Benton Norwood
Lenton Butler
Alice Steele Hackett
Louise Everett
John Thomas
G. B. van Santwood
Messrs
Parker
Humnett and
Tonks
J. Herbert Thompson
Ladies’ Industrial Society
Boston Spiritual Temple
Richard Holmes
W. A. Dunklee
Alice M. Stevens
Annie L. Clarke
Parker Fraternity Rooms
Edmunds
Real estate agent charged with obtaining money by false pretences
Inspector Knox arrested Mark C. Collins on a charge of obtaining 100 by false pretences for selling Mary J. Ellis a boarding house at 29 Chapman Street not as represented. Separate reports include a gold watch and $65 missing from J. W. Dempsey’s room at the Mansion House, a break in at 4 Woodbine Street Roxbury, and burglary arrests of William Devine and Douglas Tate with Fanny Ryan accused of receiving stolen goods. A store burglary in Waltham yielded coats, clothes, and a pawn ticket tied to Devine, with recovered stolen items and a homemade jimmy found.
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Inspector Knox
Mark C. Collins
Colins
Mary J. Ellis
Chapman Street
J. W. Dempsey
Marlboro
Hr. H. Willis
Woodbine Street
Roxbury
William Devine
Chardon Street
Douglas Tate
Waltham
Third Division
Fanny Ryan
John Murphy
Devine
Jimmy
Mark Collins
Court Street
Mary T. Ellis
Collins
John O. Leisk
New York
Sturtevant Blower Works Company
Jamaica Plain
West Itoxbury District
Roger F. Pickett
St. Louis
Cape Cod Canal Route Change Sought by Company
The Cape Cod ship canal company requests legislative authority to alter its route and charter to remove ambiguities. A postponed executive council meeting is rescheduled for Thursday at noon due to the governor’s absence. Henry F. Hurlburt of Lynn is named Essex county district attorney. The state board of health plans new prosecutions of adulterated milk dealers. Secretary John E. Russell cites a $20 659 appropriation for next year, up from 19 900 in 1883. The board’s annual meeting is Feb 5 1884 at the Commonwealth building, likely four days. A governor and council hearing will address a petition for clemency for George T Hathaway, serving a 10 year embezzlement sentence.
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Cape Cod Ship Canal Company
Executive Council
Sherman
Commonwealth Building
Henry F. Hurlburt
Lynn
Essex County
State Board of Health
John E. Russell
State Board of Agriculture
State House
George T. Iathaway
Border City
Sagamore
Christmas tree event at Roxbury chapel and railway meeting
A Christmas tree will be set up in the chapel of the Union for Christian Work at Centre and Malden streets Roxbury on Thursday afternoon and evening. The New England General Ticket and Passenger Agents association holds its monthly meeting today at 11 o'clock at the Pathfinder Railway Guide office to consider an amendment to article 7 of the Constitution and to hear the committee report on arranging the British Association for the Advancement of Science meeting to be held in Montreal in August 1834.
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Union For Christian Work
Centre
Malden
Roxbury
New England General Ticket and Passenger Agents’ Association
Pathfinder Railway Guide
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Montreal
Inquest Planned Into Mrs Miley Death In Municipal Court
Judge Burbank will hold an inquest in municipal court Thursday morning into the death of Mrs Mary F Miley. Relatives arrived Tuesday and moved her body from the city hospital morgue to Lynn by the Eastern railroad for interment in the afternoon. Dr Draper reports Charles L Perry of Roxbury had a brain clot as the sole injury, suggesting death was not homicide.
Liquor Licenses Issued by Police Commissioners This Year
The police commissioners issued 2 758 liquor licenses during the year. Friends of Councilman W F Wharton claim he will have 40 votes for the presidency on the first ballot. James Frank Marley of ward 16 will be the democratic candidate. Councilman C M Bromwich of ward 14 returned to active duties Tuesday after confinement due to illness.
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Friends of
Prof Baraket of Damascus A Syrian Protestant College Graduate
Prof Baraket a native of Damascus and graduate of the Syrian Protestant college is noted in the report as a prominent scholar. The fragment identifies his origin and education but provides no further details about his achievements or current actions.
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M. E. Baraket
Damascus
The
Syrian Protestant College
Egyptian professor of American Mission College in Asyout speaks at Chickering Hall
A years known professor from the American Mission College in Asyout Egypt lectured at Chickering Hall on Tuesday evening. Dressed in native costume he shared anecdotes about customs and pyramids with a model illustrating exterior and interior views. He recalled the 1882 Alexandria massacre and his own escape from death with dramatic vigor.
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American Mission College
Asyout
Egypt
Chickering Hall
Barakat
Alexandria
Malden Council approves water bonds and budget transfers
In Malden the common council passed aldermen papers and approved bonds up to 50000 for water. An old school lot sale was sent to the next city government. A 316 payment for city hall work and 725 was moved from contingency to fire department. City Clerk Holden resumes duties after illness. auditors report a treasury balance of 33910.50 and unexpended appropriations of 48965.36.
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Common Council
Tristram Griffin
Fire Department
NotTes
L. D. Holden
Treasury Dee. I
Insolvency actions and creditors seek settlement deals in Suffolk County
In Suffolk County insolvency court Daniel Seaverns a real estate dealer of 498 Tremont Street filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition with liabilities around 3000 and no assets. F Shaw Bros creditors consider three settlement forms with a 40 percent offer favored by many creditors. Lane & Son of New York reported no definite standing. Gee McDowell Co Philadelphia and Pp W M Raymond & Bro Fargo both failed amidst liquidation talks.
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A. &. Paxon, Books
St. Louis
Suffolk County
Daniel Seaverns
Tremont Street
F. Shaw & Bros
Brackley Shaw
Shoe and Leather Exchange
Messrs. Lane & Son
New York
Messrs
Lane & Son
Bangor Commercial
Shaw Bros
E. Spring
Portiland
Shaws
Gee, McDowell & Co
Philadelphia
W. M. Raymond & Bro
Fargo
Cak
Harrison Forecasts Democratic Harmony In Congress This Winter
Mayor Harrison declares the democratic party will conduct business smoothly under Mr Curtisie. He praises Carlisle as a natural born leader and cool under pressure. He predicts a larger, more unified following than Randall and says tariff reform will be conservative, denying a free trade plank in the national platform.
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
Harrison
Democratic Congress
Curtisie
Congress
Carlisle
Randall
Democratic Party
Republican Commission
Amherst College closes longest term of year
Correspondence from Amherst Mass notes Goth colleges end their term today due to the new system. Students could go home Friday or Saturday, while President Greenough of the Massachusetts state agricultural college gains favor for pushing the college's interests. First deep snow of the season falls yesterday with term resuming on January 10.
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Amherst
Mass
Amherst College
Greenough
Massachusetts State Agricultural College
Agricultural College
Officers Named to Regulate Wages Aboard Shenandoah
Captain Norton returns from leave aboard the Shenandoah. Officers appointed to regulate wages for laborers and machinists for 1881 include Captain B P Cull Naval Constructor Thomas Webb Commander C V Gridley Chief Engineer D Robie Civil Engineer U S G White Lieutenants P W Garst E L Hughes and Chief Engineer A T Able who have returned to duty aboard the Shenandoah Assistant Engineer C H Bowers transferred from the Shenandoah to the Tallapoosa.
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Norton
Shenandoah
B. P. Cull
Thomas Hk. Webb
C. V. Gridley
Ef, D. Robie
U.S. G. White
P. W.garst
E. L. Hughes
A. T
DeRuyter Man Owns State’s Largest St Bernard
K F Jones of DeRuyter owns a three year old St Bernard noted as perhaps the largest in the state and possibly the nation. The dog weighs 204 pounds, stands 24 inches tall, with a head length of 134 inches, a girth of 47 inches, and when standing, rises 44 inches above a standard table. The animal is still growing, surprising observers.
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Lurom
Eimtra Advertiser
K. F. Jones
DeRuyter
United States
Maine Events Mark Busy Session Across New England
A bustling period across New England with the Maine State Grange in Bangor and Manchester, a fatal accident in Laconia, and related regional notices. Vessel cargo from North Haven totals 11 728 barrels of mackerel valued at 97 197 dollars. A Holyoke man dies after mistaking embalming fluid for whisky. A confidence scam targets a traveler on the Modec line near Worcester. The Worcester veterans gather for a reunion, with Gen. A B R Sprague re-elected president. The Maine Supreme Judicial Court opens in Bath amid murder indictments. A Brockton murder conviction yields life imprisonment. A Brunswick man dies after a farm accident. Lowell aldermen conclude recounts with small shifts in district results.
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Maine State Grange
Bangor
John Kelley
Laconia
N. H
North Haven
Patrick Shea
Holyoke
Mass
State Grange Patrons of Husbandry
Manchester
Jackson
Washington Territory
Springtick
Worcester
Fifty First Regimental Association
Grand Army Hall
A. B. R. Sprague
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Bath
Wilkinson
Lawrence
Turner
Hopkins
Richmond
Supreme Comtic
Plymouth
Asa BG. Baker
Brockton
Baker
Fred Doughty
Brunswick
Boston Latin school dinner recalls old masters and modern shifts
Speakers including Dr. William Everett and Prof. J H Thayer addressed a Boston Latin School Association dinner at Parker House. Recurring themes praised classical training, memory, and the move toward broader Harvard accessibility, with attendees such as Moses Merrill and Robert Rantoul reflecting on school tradition and future education.
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Boston Latin School Association
Parker House
Robert C. Winthrop
William M. Evarts
Charles Devens
William Everett
Adams Academy
J. H. Thayer
Harvard College
Robert S. Rantoul
Salem
Moses Merrill
Boston Latin School
A. S. Twombiey
Frederick Crowninshield
Charles A. Prince
Thomas Gafeld
J.D. W. Braman
W. C. Winslow
Stephen G. Debois
Uriel H. Crocker
Otis
Granville H. Norcross
Henry F. Jenks
Dr. Everett
Gardner
School of Technology
Merrill
Thayer Sai
Harvard
Friends of the College
Rev
A. S. Twombley
Bronson Alcott
Boston
Charlie Eliot
Ariel Crocker
Jerky
Frog Pond
School Street
Miss Martha Curtis Weds Martin Luther Cate in Boston Highlands
Miss Martha Gertrude Curtis daughter of ex Alderman George Curtis wed Mr. Martin Luther Cate at St James Church Boston Highlands Rev Percy Brown officiated Best man George Wallace and many Curtis relatives attended. A grand reception followed at Palladio Hall with 250 guests and lavish floral decor concluding with the couple to reside at 12 Worcester Square after February 1.
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St James Church
Boston Highlands
Martha Gertrude Curtis
George Curtis
Martin Luther Cate
George Wallace
Percy Brown
Oswers
BK. A. Curtis
Nelson Curtis
M. Shaw
Cate
Worcester Square
First Semi Annual Convention of Institute of Heredity
The first semi-annual convention of the Institute of Heredity met at Chapel Hall Tremont Temple to discuss demands for a healthier race and better civilization. Sessions ran forenoon, afternoon, and evening with addresses by B Underwood John Storer Cobb and J Rhodes Buchanan. Letters from Wendell Phillips M J Savage and others were read, and J C Chappelle of Rochester spoke on crime as a disease linked to Christianity.
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The
Institute of Heredity
Chapel Hall
Tremont Temple
Institute
Daniel Needham
Wendell Phillips
M. J. Savage
Alfred E. Giles
J. M. Usher
Norman Damon
Dr. Smith
Charlies D. Sherman
J. Rhodes Buchanan
George Dutton
M. D
Fred Mar
Iceland
J. C. Chappelle
Rochester
N. Y
Fancy furniture and drapery deal at Paine's Boston
In Boston Paine's on Canal Street advertises easels cabinets and various furnishings at low prices including desks chairs and mirrors. Otto Kramer and James Hatchell offer lace curtains and draperies with rich imported fabrics. G W Simmons & Co at North Street boost Christmas sales with ulsters suits leather jackets and bath wraps.
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Paine’s
Canal Street
Maine Depot
Boston
Otto Kramer
James Hatchell
James G. Blake & Co
Tremont Street
Canal
NotiIer
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
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Clouly
Iear
Fair
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Air Sumcinuatl
Buffalo
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Wiil
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Mich
Siear
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Til
Sae Mauauiak
Hinseton
Gov. Long
Greely
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House Committee On Rules
House
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N. P. Banks
W. W. Heney
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George B. Clarke
Georgia
San Luis Potosi
Edward Ed. White
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Tennessee
Pension Payvent
Knoxville
Arthur J. Shaw
Lewiston
Idaho
Norman H. Meldrum
Maine
Elliot Wood
Winthrop
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Jacob B. Thomas
Hallowell
William Dunn
Waterville
New Hampshire
Everett J. Perkins
Luther Gage
Penacook
Edwin Wildes
Hingham
William Wingard, Jr
Rockport
Sylvanus Hartston
Walpole
Joseph W. Hollywood
Henry A. Pope
Milton
Oliver H. Ingalls
Franklin
Frederick E. Holmes
Canton
John Wilton
Jennie Cramer
Brooklyn
Malleys
Malley Boys
Blanche Douglas
Wilton
Connecticut
Julia Pidding
Saigon
Helphema
Annam
Hue
Spires
Bavaria
Lord Lorne
Glasgow
Lorne
Canada
Bagnol
Lancashire
Blackburn
John Hawley Glover
Newfoundland
Antigua
Leeward Isands
Abadia
Joseph Poole
Dublin
John Kenny
Kenny
Poole
Lisbon
French Chamber of Deputies
Lhe
Suakim
Toka
Sincat
Tonquin
Rose Keiser
Ron Marhat
Gotham
the Bandit
Louisiana
Ens
Gov. McEnery
Georgia Hou-Klux
George Iles
Windsor
Adams House
Judge Adams
North Adams
Robinson
Orrin Hamilton
Boston and Maine Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Arthur Sewall
Payson Tucker
Increase Sumner Kimball
Sanford
York County
Hiram H. Hobbs
South Berwick
Kimball
Gov. Kent
Elgin and Waltham
N.G. Wood & Son
Washington Street
Potter
McClellan
Henry Villard
Post
Oregon Transcontinental
Oregon Navigation Companies
Northern Pacific
Transcontinental Board
Villard
Northern Pacific Company
Messrs. Endicott and Coolidge
Dover
Republican
Boston and Maine and Eastern
Portland
Portsmouth and
Kittery Bridge
North Worcester
Boston, Barre and Gardner Road
Chilson
Cision
Board of Railroad Commissioners
John Atwood
Old Colony Railroad Company
Cape Cod
Maine Central
Augusta
Augusta House
Maine Central Railroad
Willard P. Phillips
Jonas H. French
Tucker
Stephen J. Young
II. Strickland
Jones H. French
Samuel C. Lawrence
Richard Olney
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
Hartford and
Connecticut Western
Hartford and Connecticut Western Railroad
Henry Gay
Winsted
T. Dimmock
Rondout
Hartford
Hudson River
Watrous
General Assembly
Boston and Albany
Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk Railway Company
Cambridge
Fitchburg Railroad
Maine Central Real Uy Company
Portand
Shore Line Railroad of
John Feener
West Randolph
Patterson
Brookfield
Indianapolis
Ind
Fortville
Hersey
McDonald
McGaragle
Morton
Slade
Martin
O’brien
Burrell
Smart
Scens
Haldeman
Kendricken
Tock
Cs Aro
Becca
Cescnis
Wissssress
Reese Eae
Wesscone
San Ame
Welch
Whitten
Cian
City Hale Notes
Farwell Place
James Sanderson
Quincey Court
William W. Grant
Weymouth
Engineer Morrison
Beverly
Salem Hospital
James Hamel
Aaron Slater
Superior Court
Bb. F. Harriman
House of Correction
Houses of Correction
John Bolser
John Southwick
Eben Tarbox
Lynn Hospital
William F. Johnson
Joseph Davis
D. Herbert Sweetser
Wallace W. Wright
John G. B. Adams
Charles A. Coffin
Orrin Hewes
Amos F. Breed
EK. F.P. Smith
Rollin BE. Harmon
William F. Morgan
Charles H. Newhall
Henry A. Pevear
James Phelan
Isaac C. Wyman
Nathan D. C. Breed
Gustavus A. Badger
Albert H. Wyer
Carter Harrison
Amherst Colleges
Adlog Worth Licensing
NEW England Notes
Lowell
R J. Thomas
J. D. Hartwell
M. Hi, Fletcher
James Sheehy
Association
Vr. Everett
Prof
Thayer
Master Merrill
A. S. Twombly
Robert 8S. Kantowl
Dimmock
Pusts
Mr. Martin Luther Cate
St. James Church
Post Fublishing CO
Santa Claus
F. Paul
Saratogian
Saratoga Springs
Thomas Tolman
U.S. A
Jeremiah Tolman
Rockland
Fort Leavenworth
Ian
Joseph B. Lamper
Louis R. Morse
Denver
C O
Charlies Morse
George Morris
Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Scotland
Richard Catts
United States Coast Survey
Washington City
York
Saco
Cutt’s Island
Stephen A. Simmons
McKey & Bigelow Association
Woonsocket
R. I
William F. Howard
Oremont Street
Eliot Grammar School
Charles French
Hanover Street
French
G. O Taylor
Houghton& Dutton
Houghton & Dutton
Tremont St
Paine
Summer Street
Arch
Hall Rubber
Federal Street
Campanini
ST. Andreas Berg
Norwich
Holden
Bowdoin Square
Buckle
Hall’s
HALL
Hall Rubber CO
Federal ST
Summer &T., Cor
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