Wells Memorial chess prize won by Malachy at Wells Memorial
The Wells Memorial chess tournament concluded Wednesday evening with James M. Malachy taking first prize and D. Bresnahan finishing second. Various community events followed, including Christmas festivities at Shawmut Lyceum and gifts for local workers and inmates.
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Wells Memorial Institute
James M. Malachy
D. Bresnahan
Shawmut Lyceum
Wells Memorial Hall
Yatter Wins Diamond Billiard Emblem in Marathon 101 Innings
The ninth and final game for the cushion carroms of Massachusetts diamond badge was played at Marshall's Grand Union billiard rooms. Moses Yatter of Lynn defeated E. H. Marshall of Boston in a two hour and four minute match across 101 innings with a 200 to 182 score. Referee George Piercy tallied highest runs, Yatter 9 and 11, Marshall 7 and 8, and the emblem was presented to Yatter by donor W. P. Marshall.
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Marshall
Grand Union Billiard Rooms
Moses Yatter
Lynn
E. H. Marshall
Boston
Yatter
W. P. Marshall
George Piercy
Funeral services for Air. Michael H. Simpson held at Ashburton Place
The remains of Air. Michael H. Simpson were moved from No 6 Ashburton place on Wednesday. Relatives and friends attended a service conducted by Rev. Dr. J. L. Winthrow of Park Street church before burial at Mt. Auburn in the family lot. There were no pallbearers.
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Michael H. Simpson
Ashburton Place
J. L. Winthrow
Park Street Church
Mt. Auburn
Tremont Street Woman Signals Horse Car Stop
An act shows a woman signaling a Tremont Street horse car to halt. The conductor smiles, nods, and points the car’s direction. A second woman trails, walks to her home as the car stops, and she passes in. The conductor is unhappy and swears.
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Tremont Street
Weather bulletin from December 24 1884 signals station data
General weather report from Bostrom dated December 24 1884 at 11:24 p m. Signal Service Office compiles observed conditions for multiple locations including Albany Boston Cincinnati Jacksonville Memphis Pittsburg and others. Entries note cloudiness clear skies snow and varying wind directions with occasional temperatures and barometer readings.
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War Department
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Commerce and Agriculture
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Ion
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Boston Defends Cogswell Fountain Critics Clash Over Design
A long letter to the Post by a critic named Justice attacks the Cogswell fountain debate, faulting the architect and misreading technical details. The piece defends the designer, questions the critic’s craft, and argues the Boston monument remains controversial and likely removable if blamed on councils.
Vice Presidents: Quiet Roles in Presidents’ Shadows
A Cleveland Leader correspondent surveys U S vice presidents from Jefferson to Tompkins, noting few wielded real power or shaped administrations. Many ended forgotten. several died in office or rose to the presidency, but none left lasting reputations beyond their era.
Georgia cotton market roars as demand defeats overproduction
In Augusta, cotton manufacturers report a turning point as heavy spring stocks no longer depress sales. The past ten days saw a strong rise in demand that has absorbed the available goods, surprising observers who had warned of overproduction.
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Augusta, Ga
Augusta
Autograph Quilt by Mrs Wright Attracts World Attention
1878 Minneapolis resident Mrs E Schofield Wright created a silk autograph quilt gathering 192 signatures from prominent figures worldwide. She solicited autographs from Clara Kellogg Annie Cary Col Mapleson and Queen Victoria among others, assembling diamond patches in cream pink and blue with 64 India ink etchings. The quilt measures 61 by 66 inches and will go to the New Orleans World’s Fair.
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Leeds
Yorkshire
England
Charlotte Brontether
Shirley
Clara Louise Kellogg
Annie Louise Cary
W. H. Schofield
Col. Mapleson
Marie Roze Mapleson
Her Majesty
Onera Company
Sné
Gerster
Marie Roze
Mrs. Wright
Henry W. Thompas
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
Queen Victoria
Henry Ponsonby
Prince of Wales
Bank of England
Threadneedle Street
Things the next President Will Do and Will Not Do
Albany dispatch outlines prejudices plans for the incoming administration. It notes John R. McLean will not seek a cabinet post but block other Ohioans, while Senator Jonas of Louisiana and the Huestons resist recognition. Cleveland supposedly has no horse taste, Col Lamont may get a horse, and Jay Gould has no influence. Interior policy is to be vigorous with reform of the public domain. The coachman and cabinet are unsettled. John Kelly not chosen for New York port. Whitney Weed Randall and Payne family seen as influences. The president elect likely will not ride to the capitol on horseback nor read the inaugural from the steps. Editors may resist adviser input. Butler will be ignored. Holman’s prospects dented by advocates.
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Portland fish trade underpins reciprocity era gains
The Port land Argus reports on Portland s fish industry showing 150 vessels with 7500 tons valued at 409000, 3000 workers, and 2 million dollars invested. It lists packing and curing firms for mackerel and dry fish, notes 140000 barrels of mackerel caught last season and 150000 quintals of cod and related fish, with 40000 barrels in dealers hands and bright prospects after January 1.
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Portland
Hampton
Charles A. Dyer
Carney & Prince
Lewis, Chase & Whitten
A. M. Smith
E. Cushing
J. W. Sawyer & Co
Curtis & Davis
E.G. Willard
Emery & Furbish
N. O. Cram
E. Freeman
Sawer, LePrehon & Co
First Territorial Fair of Arizona Highlights Indian Exhibit
The 1st territorial fair of Arizona closed recently with the Indians drawing the most attention. Their display featured every form of vegetable and cereal product in their domestic economy, including dried green peppers, dried fruit, Spanish bayonet, and other staples.
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Arizona
Yellow fever inoculation advances reported by Rio Janeiro researchers
Paris papers on November 11 recount M Dominges Freire and M Rabourgeon proving attenuation of yellow fever virus via guinea pig and human trials in Rio. Nearly 200 participants vaccinated without illness, English captains vaccinate crews, and European prospects for travel safety are highlighted as a major breakthrough.
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Paris
Academy of Science
M. Bouley
M. Dominges Freire
Rio Janeiro
Academy of Medicine
M. Rabourgeon
Chaveau
Pouchet
Pasteur
Dom Pedro
Domingas Freire
Rabourgeon
Rio
Rochard
Senegal
Nine year old writes Natural History poem for paper
A 9 year old, Aubrey Clarence Taylor of Columbus Ohio, submits a short poem titled Natural History and a Christmas carol to The New York World. The verse describes a summer skating rink romance ending in a hurried marriage, with early work life aims and family friction.
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New York
Aubrey Clarence Taylor
East Main Street
Columbus
O. P.S
Obituary notices from Amboy to Boston ages and dates
A list of obituaries and notices across several cities. Maj L H Sanger died in Amboy Illinois on December 23 from heart disease. Mrs Erastus Hoyt of Salem died December 23 at 78. Capt Theophilus Clough of Enfield New Hampshire died December 24 just shy of four years. Andrew McCaubey, Boston printer, died December 24 aged 65, a Nova Scotia native who came to Boston in 1847. Rev CH Edgar of Easton New Jersey died December 23. Mrs Abbey Carpenter of Saratoga died December 22 at Lasell seminary aged 79. William Henry Channing’s death noted. he was born May 25, 1819, and held Unitarian pastorates in Cincinnati and Liverpool.
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L. H. Sanger
Seventeenth Infantry
United States Army
Amboy
Boston
Fourth Street
South
Nova Scotia
Rev. C. H. Edgar
D. D
Easton
N. J
Rahway
Walter Scott
Phillips Academy
Exeter
N. H
Abbey P. Carpenter
Brusel C. Carpenter
Saratoga
N. Y
Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
Cambridge Divinity School
Cincinnati
England
James Martineau
Hope-street
Liverpool
Unitarian
Washington, D. C
Boston Association
the Present
the Harbinger
Detroit Free Press recounts a con man tale at Central Station
A Detroit man tells a sergeant about two strangers who swindled him for small bets and a prometed scheme. He questions whether his wife and family should doubt him, questions if he should report the loss, and contemplates his own sanity in a humorous, cautionary exchange.
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Detroit Free Press
Peliet
Central Station
Detroit
Carl
Street contracts awarded for Roxbury schoolhouses and street lays
John Rawson wins the carpentry job at Blos som street schoolhouse for 14247 dollars while A B Franklin secures the steam heating contract for Hammons street schoolhouse at 61700 dollars. Street commissioners face a petition to widen Ward street Roxbury and to extend Minden street from Walder w Day.
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Blossom Street
John Rawson
Hammons Street
A. B. Franklin
Ward Street
Roxbury
Minden Street
Walder
Insolvency hearing signals 30 cent payout under Shaw composition
In F Shaw & Bros proceedings a meeting for election of an assignee in East Cambridge is called as a formality to advance a proposed composition. Creditors who proved claims need not reprove them. The plan aims for 30 cents to creditors by mid January, with two banks opposing. Judge Field favored the 20 percent composition on the merits, though technical questions may delay a final decree.
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F. Shaw & Bros
East Cambridge
Merrimac National Bank of Haverhill
First National Bank of Lynn
Justice Field
Supreme Judicial Court
John Lowell
George W. Morse
E. R
8. Hoar
Mr. Wyman
Wm. G. Russell
William Shaw
George O. Shattuck
F. A. Dearborn
Richard Stone
Merrimac Bank of Haverhill
Hutchins & Wheeler
National Bank of
Field
John P. Barnard
Livery Ie
Brimmer Street
Willow Street
Myrtle
Samuel Graves
Marblehead
Graves
Simon Simonovitch
Worcester
Heck & Co
Tailors
Providence
R. I
George J. Heck
McAllister Bros
Fishcanners
Jacquet River
W.N. Pierce
Elmwood
Ignasius G. Schwarz
Kinzie Street
Chicago
Sherif Hubbard
Judgmen
Supreme Court
Alexander White
Caroline Schwarz
Ignatz Low
Hyman & Co
Albuquerque
N. M
Ingall, Phillips & Co
Jeffreys Square
St. Mary’s Axe
E. C
London
England
Signor Giannini to Appear at New York Academy of Music
Signor Giannini, famed tenor of the Milan Opera company, signs a one year contract with Col Mapleson and will debut at the New York Academy of Music as Edgardo in Lucia. Mrs Victoria Hulskamp Morosini, whose romance lately drew attention, appears at the Boston theatre Sunday with noted lyric artists. Special performances follow across city theatres this afternoon with a slate of shows including Excelsior at the Globe and Pavements of Paris at the Boston with elephants at the Howard.
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Milan Opera Company
Col. Mapleson
New York Academy of Music
Edgardo
Lucia
Milo
Nevada
de Anna
Victoria Hulskamp-Morosini
Boston Theatre
Excelsior
The
Globe
Local accidents and thefts reported in Roxbury area
Richard Evans of 70 Est Chester park and Joseph H. Smith of 87 George street, Roxbury, both fell on sidewalks near their homes Wednesday, fracturing a leg each and were sent to the city hospital. Lizzie Bennett was arrested for shoplifting at Jordan Marsh Co and James Wiley, 22, for larceny of a $75 seal skin muff belonging to Mrs Tooley. the muff was recovered.
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Richard Evans
Chester Park
Joseph H. Smith
George Street
Roxbury
City Hospital
Lizzie Bennett
Fourth Division
Jordan, Marsh & Co
James Wiley
Third Division
Shipping line dates and voyage listings from Boston
A scanned listing shows multiple shipping movements with dates and routes across Liverpool Hamburg Antwerp and New York. Various firms including Henderson Bros Pim Forwood Co V H Brown Co and Seazer Brothers are noted with departure or arrival months from November through December and destinations such as Genoa, Catama, Valencia and Laguyra plus routes to Liverpool and Boston.
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Italia
Genoa,&c
Henderson Bros Bellingham
Catamia
Liverpool
Warren & Co Wandrahm
Ihlamburg
Antwerp
C L Bartlett& Co
Kansas
Warren & Co Catalonia
HB du Vernet
New York
Tndia
S.cosseeee
Gond
Henderson Bros Dorian
Malague
Henderson Bros Atuos
Johns
Pim
Forwood & Co Rosavio
Hull
Sanderson & Son Advance
Rio Janeno
U5 & B
Man
Valencia
Laguayra
Boulton,b& Dallett Albano
Gonaives
Forwood & Co Ludgate Hil
London
Seazer Brothers Pawnee
Eee
e-Cardiff
Phelps Bros &Co
Greece
Eeee
H Brown & Co
Boston
Shipping News From Our Correspondent
From Wimeyard Haven to Boston and Portland to New York several steamers and brigs including Dimock, Hallett, Gen Whitney, and Franconia travel routes. A New York bark, Charity, ashore at Edgartown flats, is being floated and lightered with plans to enter the marine railway at New Bedford.
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Bet F Dimock
Hallett
New York
Boston
Franconia
Bennett Do
Portland
Gen Whitney
Bearse
Sered
Glaucus
Wilkesbarre
Panther
H F Dimock
Ella Brown
Satan Craig-Charles N Simmons
Ulrica KR Smith
Sch
Charity
Bangor
Stoney Brook
Edgartown Flats
Boston Tow Boat Company
Marine Railway
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America
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Icarus
E H King
John Proctor
Abbie Dunn
Warren Adams
Add& Fuller, Hart
Philadelphia
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Fales
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Salem
Sea Spray
Hillyard
Eastport
SE Nightingale
Sallyard
Hoboken
Bull River SC
Swis
L J Cottingham
Baltimore
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Rich
Woods Hall
Rootbay
Walter M Young
Thompson
J C Haraden
Millbridge
G Branch
Holmes
Rockland
Speedwell
Webster
Hattie Eveline
Cromwell
Gloucester
E Arculatis
Ships and Barks Passing Trade Routes and Voyages
A list of vessels with origins destinations dates and coordinates includes Eastern Monarch from New York to Melbourne on Nov 3 at 7N 29W Hallett from Cardiff to Hong Kong on Nov 7 at 7N 28W Thessalus from San Francisco to Newcastle NSW on Dec 1 at 26 20N 131W Mistletoe from Cadiz to Montevideo on Nov 10 at 9N 27W Albuera off Western Isles Bark Schweigaard from New York to Alexandria on Dec 5 at 38N 14W Baidee from Liverpool to Victoria and Portland Oct 25 at 9N 26W Emilie Lloyd from Norfolk to Liverpool on Dec 18 at 42 20 57 50 Brig Leonora from New York to Mazatlan on Nov 4 at 1S 31W Bella Donna sighted short of provisions on Nov 25 at 45 20 11 30.
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New York
Melbourne
North American
Hallett
Cardiff
Hong Kong
Thessalus
Bennett
San Francisco
Newcastle Nsw
Mistletoe
Delap
Cadiz
Montevideo
Albuera
Annapolis
Western Isles
Schweigaard, Andersen
Alexandria
Baidee, Wylie
Liverpool
Victoria
Portland
Emilie Lloyd
Norfolk
Leonora,Munroe
Mazatlan
Lon
Provincetown Cargo Update and Potatoes Sold on Beach
In Provincetown on December 24 efforts will be made to float the schooner Panchitta in a few days. Two hundred twenty five barrels of potatoes from her cargo were sold on the beach today for one dollar per barrel. In Norfolk December 23 the steamer Resolute departed for the sunken steamer Jane Moseley at Cape Charles City to aid the Victoria Peed, which was sent to Cape Hatteras to assist vessels in distress there. The schooner L T Whitmore from Rockland reported a hard passage and a snowstorm last Wednesday near Smiths Island, blowing the ship out to sea.
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Whitford, Aldrich & Co
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Local Names Listed for Cambridge Shermar House
G Preston and J H Stimson of Sullivan and Wakefield plus AH Paul and Miss Paul of Washington and Cambridge appear in records alongside Mrs J A Gilmore and B P Whipple and wife at Cambridge Shermar House.
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Mass
H Stimson
Sullivan
AH Paul
Wakefield
Miss Paul
Washingtop
J A Gilmore
Cambridge
P Whipple
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