Plymouth Forefathers Day Celebration in Plymouth
Special to the Post from Plymouth recounts the first elaborate Forefathers Day observance in three years. A special Boston train brought guests, with ceremonies at Pilgrim Hall and the Unitarian Church, remarks by Judge Russell highlighting Pilgrim virtue, and an address by James Russell Lowell amid a large dinner.
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Plymouth
New England
Pilgrim Society
Boston
Pilgrim Hall
Unitarian Church
Rock
Samuel Davis
Old Hundred
A. A. Miser
John Davis
E. T. Pitts
Prymouth
America
Brooke Herford
John Hierpont
George H. Tate
Lion
Thomas Russell
The
James Russell Lowell
George A. Eilis
Justice Winsor
A. Jd. Gordon
J.T. Duryes Rey
Levi Woodbury
Choate
Ol Colony Railroad
W. Kingslay
Edwin D. Mead
B. W. Harris
W. ‘Ft. Davis
Charles G. Davis
Ivy
George Kk
Tewksbury
F. N. Knapp
William T. Hollis
William H. Whitman
Panic’ Damon
General Ybarra
William R., Denforth
Charlee H. Howland
B Russell
Judge Russell
Two Colonies and the Pilgrim Legacy
Rev Dr George E K Ellis recounts cordial ties between Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay, and early inter-colony travel by land and water. He traces social visits from Bradford to Winthrop, notes a grand 5 day exchange with feasting and worship, and reflects on historical misreadings and the long lost Bradford manuscript later recovered in Boston.
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Plymouth
Bay
Boston
Sewall
Bradford
Keston
Winthrop
Salem
Fuller
Wilson
Wessagussett
Smith
Roger Williams
Elder Brewster
Wessagusset
Commonwealths
Wilberforce
Oxford
Episcopal Church
America
Fulham
Massachusetts Historical Society
Pringe
New York
Anderson
Joseph Hunter
Henry Stevens
Horatio Somerby
London
Hunter
Congregational Board
Morton
Burnhem
Deane
Prince of Wales
Holiday Recess As Lawmakers Return Home For Vacation
Washington December 21 New England fared poorly in the House as 31 states, except Connecticut, presented bills before adjourning for a two week holiday. The session featured civil service reform pushes and bills to aid officers and education, with nominations and a Bell Telephone decision awaited after January. State resolutions and committee inquiries were proposed as the Senate adjourned to resume early January.
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Washmeton
D. C
New England
Connecticut
Louisiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Vest Resolution Debates Religious Liberty in Keiley Case
In Washington on December 21 the Senate discussed a resolution honoring religious liberty after Anthony M. Keiley, an appointed minister to Austria Hungary, was rejected amid objections tied to his wife’s faith. The speech praised Jefferson and condemned religious qualifications for office, aligning with U S constitutional guarantees and friendly ties with Austria Hungary.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Vest
United States
Austria-Hungary
Anthony M. Keiley
Virginia
Austria- Hungary
Vienna
Keiley
House of Representatives
Austria--Hungary
West
Kelley
State Department
Thomas Jefferson
Bayard Lad
Only Fourteen States Reached Under the Call
Wasuine Trot, D.C., Dec. 21. Though only fourteen of the thirty-eight States were reached under the call today there were 1004 bills introduced and referred. A large majority of these were private in nature and most had been before previous Congresses. The House adjourned until Jan. 6.
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D.C
Des
Movement to extradite Edwin H. Goff shocks Montreal
Assignee P S Ross reports Goff pursued for forgery perjury and embezzlement tied to the Canada Agricultural Insurance Company. Goff fled bail, bondsman actions pursued, $45,000 in acceptances recovered, shareholders paid about $60,000 in cash and notes. Extradition through Secretary of State Chepleau sought as legal actions proceed in Quebec and Ontario courts.
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Montreal
Edwin H. Goff
Boston
Ross
F. Montague Sowden
Goff
Canada Agricultural Insurance Company
Petit Jury
Goffs
F. M. Sowdon
Quebec
Ontario
Chepleau
Guilf
A. P. Davidson
Q. C
Damesnil
New York
Ottawa
Secretary of State
Davidson
Dumegnnt
SonEnny
Goll
Death of Hon Edwin C Watson of Hartford Vermont
Hon Edwin C Watson of Hartford Vermont died at his home on Sunday aged 67 after a stomach cancer. native of Worcester he served as assistant judge of Washington County court in 1853 1859 represented Worcester in the General Assembly in 1862 1868 and later with Van Orman Braley Co and French Watson Co senior member at death. He was twice married leaving five children by his first wife and one by his last.
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White River Junction
Edwin C. Watson
Hartford
Watson
Worcester
Washington County Court
General Assembly
van Orman, Braley & Co
City wins in two tort cases over icy sidewalks
In EStEX Superior Court a verdict for the city was returned yesterday in Isabella Adams vs Salem and John Conway vs Salem, both tort actions for injuries from falls on icy sidewalks. Cook vs Holmes of Haverhill is on trial for damages alleged from alienation of a wife’s affections amid adultery accusations.
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Salem
John Conway
Cook
Holmes
Haverhill
Dizer & Co. Hosts World Travel Lecture for Workers
East Wrymourni Dee twenty one. The first in a series of entertainments for M C Dizer & Co boot and shoe makers at the skating rink tonight. An illustrated lecture A Trip Around the World with stereopticon views by Professor J W Black of Boston. The firm employs over six hundred people and aims to boost amicable relations through worker amusements.
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Dee
M.C. Dizer & Co
J. W. Black
Boston
Signal Service to Close Thatcher's Island Station
Rockforth Mass December 21 Sergeant Liebmann arrives to close the Thatcher's Island signal station due to high repair costs. Communication with the island has been interrupted for nine months. Inspector recommends moving the station to Straits Mouth Island for easier upkeep and continued service.
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Rockforth
Mass
Lieb- Mann
Signal Service
Thatcher’s
I-land
Straitsmouth Island
Embezzlement Arrest Ties Charlestown Gas Collector
James P. Callahan, a Charlestown Gas Company collector until Nov 6, was arrested yesterday by Patrolman Driscoll for embezzling 122 dollars from company funds. The suspect, Csheban, vanished on Nov 6 and was found on Hanover Street by officers, then turned over to Fifteenth Division police.
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James P. Callahan
Charlestown Gas Company
Driscoll
First Division
Csheban
Hanover Street
Irish Parliamentary Fund Association reads Desir note from Parnell
New York reports a meeting of the Irish Parliamentary Fund Association where a Desir note referencing the January Chicago convention was read. Parnell signs that if urgent public affairs prevent attendance he will give due notice.
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New York
Irish Parliamentary Fand Association
Chicago
Desir
Parnell
Sneak Thieves Steal Watches From City Rooms
Andrew Mullen of Revere House reports a Sunday break in for a silver watch and gold chain with a Masonic charm valued at 75 dollars. Melissa B. George of 56 Myrtle Street reports a Monday theft of a silver watch valued at 20 dollars.
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Andrew Mullen
Revere House
Mellissa B. George
Myrtle Street
City officials elected for ensuing year by common council
The common council met last evening with President Arthur B Champlin presiding George S Mitchell was elected water commissioner Kimball Easterbrook city auditor James Marble overseer of the poor Benjamin Phipps and Thomas Green named trustees of the public library for the coming year
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Arthur B. Champlin
George S. Mitchell
Kimball Easterbrook
James Marble
Benjamin Phipps
Thomas Green
Hunter Mistakes Man for Deer in Cherryfield Tragedy
Jefferson Tucker, 46, of Columbia Falls was fatally shot by Joseph Martin while hunting yesterday in Cherryfield. Tucker leaves a widow and four children.
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Jefferson Tucker
Columbia Falls
Joseph Martin
Tucker
General Scott's Daughter Dead in Baltimore
Mrs Cornelia Winfield Scott aged 60 wife of Colonel H L Scott and daughter of the late Lieutenant General Winfield Scott died tonight in Baltimore from paralysis.
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Baltimore
Cornelia Winfield Scott
H. L. Scott
United States Army
Winfield Scott
Weather forecast for New England hints warmer fair conditions
Indications from Wasureron at 221 a.m. show generally warmer weather for New England with fair skies. Winds are generally from the west to the south, except a falling barometer suggests a potential change.
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Wasureron
New England
Despair as Rescue Efforts Continue at Miners' Shaft
In Wilkesbarre area a rescue party presses toward an imprisoned group after signals and tapping suggest life. Debris falls again, delaying digging for days. crowds gather, families mourn, and Nanticoke remains in sorrow as officials weigh chances of saving the miners.
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A. Wilkesbarre
Des
Teko
Althoug
Nanticoke
Subscrip tion Paper Sparks Bowdoin Square Church Row
Storm over Rev William Downs continues as a subscription drive surfaces to fund his legal and ministerial fight. Bowdoin Square Baptist Society votes to close the church until further notice amid plans to starve out Downs, while supporters publish funds to aid his case and family.
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Israel
Ahab
Elijah
Bowdoin Square
Enthusiastic Quarter Meeting of Irish Charitable Society
The Irish Charitable Society held its quarterly meeting at Parker House with full attendance. President D H Morrissey presided, J W Fogarty was secretary, and sixteen new members were admitted while seven candidates were listed. Charles Stewart Parnell was made an honorary member amid eulogies as plans for a Jan 13 grand ball to aid the building fund were outlined.
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Irish Charitable Society
Parker House
D. H. Morrissey
J. W. Fogarty
Charles Stewart Parnell
W. W. Doherty
Doherty
Robinson
O’brien
Leverett Saltonstall
Sheriden
Sherman and
Hancock
James P. Flynn
John H. Burke
John Boyle O'Reilly
D. G. McNamara
Patrick A. Collins
Alanson W. Beard
Timothy J. Dacey
Patrick T. Hanley
P. F. Griffin
Joseph D. Fallon
P. H. Kendricken
H. Bernard Carpenter
Hugh J. Toland
Patrick Maguire
John “. Callahan
P. F. Sullivan
John Gonlan
James J
John YF. Dever
John W. Ferguson
John M. Galvin
H. J. Toland
William B. Daly
William J. Quinn
M. T. Donohoe
James G. Davis
Thomas Flatley
Peter Dalley
John Conlon
Thomas H. Hearn
John T. Wogan
Wm. W. Dwyer
Dennis J. Gorman
P. LD. Dwyer
J. W. Morrissey
Parnell
Boston
Ireland
Flanley
Flatley
John Boyle O’relly
F. J. Dacey
Thomas Riley
Edward B. Rankin
Suspect Seizes Diamonds From City Store
Yesterday afternoon George T. Young entered Shreve, Crump & Low on Washington street and stole three diamond pins while a clerk was distracted. The loss was detected quickly, Patrolman Maxwl of the fourth division was alerted, and Young was arrested soon after with the jewelry recovered.
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George T. Young
Shreve, Cramp & Low
Washington Street
Young
Maxw l
Taunton Case Involving Mary Gof and Morgan Jewelry Clerk
Sometime ago Mrs. Mary Gof of Taunton came into the possession of 7000 dollars. Mr Merrimen D Morgan, formerly a clerk at H E Clement Co's jewelry store on Washington Street, also claimed a share but Mr Goff received very little. Morgan, trusted by his employer for his business habits, traveled to Taunton with a woman believed to be his wife and remained there for several days.
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Mary Gof
Taunton
Merrimen D. Morgan
H. E. Clement & Co
Washington Street
Goff
Morgan
Disputed Departure Involving Mrs Goff And Mr Morgan
A man reputed to have conducted substantial business left town abruptly with a woman identified as Mrs Goff. They reportedly emigrated to California as Mr Goff searches for his wife, finding no trace. Mrs Morgan is in Boston facing public scrutiny, while Mr Morgan has strong Bridgeport ties and kinship to the late Rev Henry Marganb.
Grangemen Aroused Oppose Home Rule Plan
The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland met in Dublin to oppose home rule, drafting a manifesto to be circulated in Britain and Ireland. It warns of dangers to union, education and police control under Parnellite influence and urges loyalists to unite for the empire.
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Dupin
Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland
Dublin
Ireland
House of Commons
Great Britain
Irish Nations League
Land League
Parnellites
Parnell
Brne
Ennis Killen
Women Vote Right Question Sparks Appleton Hall Meeting
The Twenty eighth Congregational Society held a social gathering at Fraternity Hall Appleton street last evening to debate if men have the moral right to exclude women from the ballot box Henry B Blackwell led the discussion reviewing suffrage history and praising gains in female votes for school board The event featured S W Hathaway John C Haynes George W Stevens and Fred H Henshaw with musical interludes by Miss Jennison and John C Haynes
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Twenty-eighth Congregational Society
Fraternity Hall
Appleton Street
John 5S. Whitney
Henry B. Blackwell
S. W. Hathaway
John C. Haynes
George W. Stevens
Fred H. Henshaw
Roush
Jennson
John Cc. Haynes
Lecture on Mexico by Frederick A. Ober at Webster Society
Frederick A. Ober opened a six lecture series for the Webster Historical Society at Old South Church last evening. The Mexico topic included stereopticon views and travel notes from coast heat to interior volcanic heights, highlighting plants, animals, resources, and mineral wealth with personal adventure notes from the lecturer’s Mexican travels.
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Frederick A. Ober
Webster Historical Society
Old South Church
Mexico
Ober
Mexican
Mexican Republic
Alderman-elect Sullivan Surprised With Portrait Party
Alderman-elect John H. Sullivan was visited by about fifty friends at his East Boston home on Webster Street. They surprised him with a life-size crayon portrait presented by John A. Gill, followed by music and a late supper as festivities continued into the night.
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John H. Sullivan
Webster Street
Boston
Mr. Sullivan
John A. Gill
Rudd
Park charges probe aired in ex commissioner case
The special committee on park investigation met yesterday to discuss charges against ex Park Commissioner William Gray Jr. The allegations claim his father's property was not assessed for improvements while nearby land was, allegedly to avoid raising valuations. Tax collection this year shows a higher share than any year since 1855, with funds totaling 314,469,586.08 paid into the collector's office so far. Recount of votes will begin today.
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William Gray, Jr
Merchants Association Dinner Set for December 30
The Boston Merchants Association will hold its annual dinner at the Vendome on Wednesday December 30 with many distinguished gentlemen expected to attend. Senators Edmunds Evarts Allison Hoar and Dawes and Congressmen Carlisle Morrison Randall J Randolph Tucker plan to be present. William B Wood is president and A Shuman chairs the executive committee.
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Boston Merchants’ Association
Vendome
Edmunds
Evarts
Allison
Hoar
Dawes
Carlisle
Morrison
Randall
J. Randolph Tucker
William B. Wood
A. Shuman
Fourth annual Cigarmakers Benefit celebration at Turn Hall
The fourth annual anniversary and hall of the Cigarmakers' Benefit Association was celebrated at Turn Hall last evening. Over 200 couples danced as Higgins's full orchestra provided music. The arrangements committee was chaired by I. Grishaver with J. Hyman as treasurer and a roster of members including M. A. Isaacs H. I. Cohen J. Dabrikowski M. Courant A. Jacobs L. Burner M. Harris J. Hart N. Frank and floor director Mark A. Isaacs assisted by Mark Courant A. Jacobs J. Hart I. Marks.
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the Cigarmakers’ Benefit Association
Turn Hall
Higgins
I. Grishaver
J. Hyman
M. A. Isaacs
H. I. Cohen
J. Dabrikowski
M. Courant
A. Jacobs
L. Burner
M. Harris
J. Hart
N. Frank
Mark A. Isaacs
Mark Courant
I. Marks
Man Claims Hugo Kin Suspect in Coat Theft at 124 Commercial
Frank Hugo, claiming kin to Victor Hugo, entered building 124 Commercial Street yesterday and stole an overcoat and undercoat worth 825 dollars from R. J. Cosby. Special Officer Sullivan of the first division arrested Hugo after locating him with the coats.
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Frank Hugo
Victor Hugo
Commercial Street
R. J. Cosby
Sullivan
Hugo
Colburns Celebrate Golden Wedding in Belfast
William T. Colburn and his wife of Belfast Maine observed their golden wedding with a large party of friends last Saturday evening. Gifts described as handsome and valuable were given, and Mr Colburn is noted as a veteran Democrat still ardent in the cause.
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William T. Colburn
Belfast
Mr. Colburn
Widow Frances Hanna Dies By Suicide In South Boston
Frances E. Hanna a young widow living with her brother George Erwing at 4K Street South Boston died yesterday by taking Rough on Rats. Hanna had no family. Despondency was believed to have caused the poisoning.
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Frances E. Hanna
George &. Erwing
Local grocers offer G. O. Taylor’s Bourbon and Pure Rye
Bottled spirits labeled G. O. Taylor’s Old Bourbon and Pure Rye are advertised as safe stimulants sold exclusively in bottles. The notice specifies availability through grocers and shops, reflecting period signage on liquor products.
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Taylor
Is and Grocers
Reappearance of Mayo in Nordeck at the Park Theatre
Frank Mayo returns in Nordeck the Polish life drama at the Park Theatre. The piece is strong late but tepid in early acts with an excellent plot and graceful staging. Mayo leads with intelligence and restraint, while Kathryn Kidder and Emmie Wilmot deliver notable performances amid an elegant costuming display.
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Frank Mayo
Park Theatre
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Mayo
Widemir Nordeck
Kathryn Kidder
Wanda
Emmie Wilmot
Zulliski
W. H. Murdock
Fabian
J. H. Taylor
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Alice Lorimer
Margaret
J. Rh. Furlong
Count Morynski
Edwin F. Mayo
Prince Leo
Rice
Gaston
O’brien
Green
W. W. Bleckmar
Tigers
Globe
John T. Kelly
Dan Mason
Globe Theatre
Keily
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Jina Melville
Nedleys
Crushing Polygamy Bill Reported by Senator Edmands
Washington December 21 The bigamy bill reported by Senator Edmunds from the judiciary committee bans polygamy and cohabitation, requires written marriage certificates in the Territories, and imposes penalties. It abolishes female suffrage in Utah, restricts inheritance for illegitimate children, and restructures LDS governance with a presidential appointment of fourteen trustees and annual reports to the Interior Secretary. It also directs dissolution of the Perpetual Emigrating Fund Company, redraws Utah districts, and imposes penalties for adultery and fornication.
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Banqueting an Alderman in Boston
In South Boston a banquet for Alderman-elect William P. Carroll drew about 200 attendees at the Lesside Hotel City Point. George F. H. Murray chaired and praised Carroll while party leaders toasted the victory and pledged faithful service to the district and Democratic principles.
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South Boston
Lesside
City Point
William P. Carroll
Father Brock
Winchester
George F. H. Murray
Boston
Carroll
James P. McLoughan
Patrick Maguire
Hen F. Nathan
John Ais Nobin
Chears
John P. Leahy
James Maguire
Mr. Quinn
Rent and Its Rights Lecture by General Walker at YMCA Hall
General Walker’s tenth lecture in a political economy series argues rent arises from soil production differences and is not a price component of agricultural goods. He claims landlord rent is legally held, unearned increases belong to society, and land should revert to the state after excessive gains.
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A. Walker
Boylston Street
Abby
George
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Br. J. Stuart Mul
Ward Ll special election amid tie to pick alderman
Ward Ll will hold a special election on Morday to fill the alderman seat after a tied recent vote between Alderman Zevas Parmenter and William Caughey. The report also notes seaforth items including new posts and transfers in Waltham and a dog bite incident.
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Zevas Parmenter
William Caughey
Sons of Veterans
W. John
W. H. Stearns
C. A. Worth
John R. O'Connell
Waltham
Union Market
Fitchburg Company
O’connell
Timothy Leary
Samuel O. Upland
Upham
Leary
Board of Selectmen
Frank Datton
J.lynch
J.o’hara
A. M. Thompson
City Jottings Cover Lectures, Unions and Holiday Closings
A Hamilton Association dinner at Parker House, lectures on the Indians at the New England Conservatory by General Armstrong, and a business closure by Boston dyestuff dealers from December 24 to 28. Various religious talks, trade association meetings in East Boston on sewers, and private deliberations of the Hatters and other trades at 176 Tremont Street. Installation notices at Irving Lodge No. 5905 I O O F with officers named, plus pastors addressing congregations on Mormonism, Baptist duties, and universal revival topics.
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Hampton
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Lysander Dickerman
South Congregational Church
W. Hay Aitken
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New Era Hall
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Plasterers
Lusters’ Associations
Tremont Street
Irving Lode
Manchester Unity
I. N.G
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W. G
Harry Hayler
M. Mainwarts
Ecture Naster
J. McLellan
William Horseley
Burt E. Stone
A. E. Winsnip
Scale of Prices Adopted by the Referees in Brockton Strike
Brockton Mass December 21 1885 decisive day as arbitrators Whipple Cleveland and Bixby set lasting shoe prices for forty two factories to July 1 next. Manufacturers and laborers clash over Daily entry. 42 plants to resume 7 am tomorrow with old wages for remaining departments pending arbitration results.
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Cleveland
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Belmont
Lasters
George&. Keith
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Commercial Club
SES Coleccsces Seva
London
Neil
Lasters’ and Manufacturers’ Committee
Singer Sewing Factory to Resume After City Levy Cut
Elizabeth J. reports locked out Singer Sewing Machine Company workers crowded city council room. President McKenzie promised security for city fares and bondman if levy raised, prompting council to seek compoller relief. State consent expected. Factory to reopen tomorrow.
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Singer Sewing Machine Company
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McKenzie
Singer Sewing Machine
Heulo Count in Lynn Recount of Ward 4 Council Vote
The Lynn board of mayor and aldermen met to recount Ward 4 council votes. The result lists counts for candidates including T. F. Porter C S12 913 ARB and J. B. Sullivan W. Nees, with totals indicating Hay and Workingman defeating Fuller Citizen.
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Arrests for vice house and street fight in city
James Brady was arrested on a warrant yesterday by Patrolman Pease of the first division for keeping a house of ill fame at No 7 Endicott. Edward Farrell was found on Portland Street last night looking for a fight. he attacked an unknown man in front of a saloon and was arrested by Patrolman Fessenden of the first division.
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San Fancisco
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Patrolumu Pease
First Division
Endicott Street
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Irradiated Telegraphic Items From Providence and Nearby
Shipping and business notes report Liger & Rinfret of Quebec failed for 1000. Swedes at East Haven struck for higher pay. Lewis Bros bankrupt dry goods owe 53000 with assets 1574. Georgia Pacific and East Tennessee Railroads settle and track reopens. Boiler explosion at Beaver Station distillery kills one engineer, missing worker. Fatal collision near Goshen Erie line. Philip Brady and wife injured, sister-in-law survives. Bradford group suit against New York line dismissed in New York.
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New York
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Philip Brady
Goshen
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Supreme Cent
Bradford, Eidred and
Cuba
Tocawanda Valley
New York, Lake Erie and Western Railway Company
Virgin Salt Company Offer Promotes Pure Salt in New Haven
The Virgin Salt Company of New Haven Conn offers an eye catching promotion with intricately colored roves on a large card for grocers to display. It promotes Virgin Salt as the cleanest purest whitest salt and advertises a large package for 14 cents, inviting customers to try it.
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Virgin Salt Company of
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George Hoey
Alexander Gridley
Miss Topsey Yenn
Celeste Vavasour
Howard
David Copperfield
Em'ly
Iharles Dickens
David Conperfield
Elim’ly
Museum
Mr. Hudson
Mr. Whytal
Davin Copperfield
Miss Thompson
Miss Dayne
Rosa Dartie
Paradise
World's Museum
Major Tot
Captain DeCourcey
Annie Jones
Barpum
C@onel Cognen
Bijon
Maggie Willett
Harry Thorne
Walter Mack
Mrs. Brennan
George Libbie
Jolly Coopers
Leopold and
Wentworth
Emma
Frank Stoward
William A. Melville
Mayevend Kelly
Harry Howard
Boston Theatre
Mapleton Opera Company
Prima Donne
Mms
Minnie Hauk
Mile
Alma Fohstrom
Mme
Lilian Nordica
Miie
Wotton Mile
Labbehe
Ravelli
Giannini
Rinaldini
de Falco
Biellete
del Puente
de Anna
Foscari
Cherubini
Caracciolo
Vaschetti
Vetta
Massanet
Edmands Westerday
South
Walker
Henry George
Waltn4
Caswell, Massey & Co
N. Y
Ali Druggisig
the Post
Lynn
Police Pamagiayvies
Samaria
Crawley
Tremont St
Washington St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!