Recount crowns Wiliam B. Smart for street commissioner
The recount shows Democratic candidate William B. Smart 26 079 votes, the highest tally ever cast in the city for a municipal officer on the straight Democratic ticket. Beecher says he will back the Democratic ticket if revenue reform is pledged. tariff reformers suffer first major setback. Piute belief cited on medicine man “three losses” rule. Massachusetts legislature urged to regulate practitioners similarly.
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Wiliam B. Smart
Henry Ward Beecher
Massachusetts
New Haven Register Questions Barnum Tariff Quote
The New Haven Register doubts if Mr William H Barnum was correctly quoted by the Chicago Times on the tariff issue. It agrees with the Boston Post that the Democratic party must address the tariff question or face defeat.
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New Haven Register
Wm. H. Barnum
Chicago Times
City Clerk Shakeup Looms Over Springfield
Boston correspondent notes changes at city hall with McCleary not seeking re election and Goodrich facing defeat. Deputy could win his post. Debate over removing Goodrich hinges on party affiliation and perceived performance, amid questions about prior clerk’s stance.
Providence Bank Treasurer Blodgett Accused of Embezzlement
Samuel Blodgett, formerly treasurer at a Providence Savings Bank, is charged with embezzling 27136.55 over eight years, exceeding recoverable bonds by 15720.30. An arrest warrant was issued after officers complained, with Blodgett possibly near Boston. the bank reports a large surplus unaffected by the loss.
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Providence Savings Bank
Providence
R. I
Samuel
Plodgett
Providence Institution For
Blodgett
Boston
Boston and Cape Breton steamship line formed
Telegram from North Sydney reports the Boston and Cape Breton steamship company limited is formed with capital of $50,000 to establish steamship service between Sydney and Boston via Bras d'Or lake and St Peters canal. Two first class passenger and cargo twin propeller boats to be built on the Clyde and deployed next season, serving West Indies routes in winter and ports north of Hatteras in sugar and passenger trade.
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Hampax
N. S
North Sydney
C. B
Boston and Cape Breton Steamship Company (Limited
Sydney
Boston
Bras d’Or Lake
St. Peters Canal
Clyde
West Indies
Hatteras
Doolittle Conservatorship Petition Filed in Woodbridge
In New Haven probate court the married children of Lucius Doolittle request a conservator due to alleged attentions toward a widow as a potential marriage. Fifty witnesses testified Doolittle can manage his own affairs, and the case was adjourned for a week to pursue out of court settlement.
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New Haven
Conn
Lucius Doolittle
Woodbridge
Doolittle
Free Thinkers Convention Delivers Speeches in Salamanca
Delegates continue arriving in Salamanca for the free thinkers convention. Hon. A. B. Bradford of Enon Valley Pa spoke on Martin Luther as a Free Thinker, George W of North Collins supported modern spiritualism, and John E. Ramsbay of Kansas condemned church claims. Local clergy invitations remain unaccepted.
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Salamanca
N. Y
A. B. Bradford
Enon Valley
Martin Luther
George W
Fall River Visit Probes Benefit Association Frauds
In Fall River Massachusetts secretary W E K Stone and the medical examiner of the United States benefit association reviewed a doubtful case. Brock the agent stated the Massachusetts benefit association has no doubtful cases to investigate locally, while he had previously exposed frauds in various associations and pursued those cases vigorously.
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Fall River, Mass
W. EK. Stone
United States Benefit Association
Brock
Massachusetts Benefit Association
Fall River
Christmas Night Jail Break Ends in Double Slaying
In Brookville Pennsylvania on Christmas night masked men entered the jail and fatally shot two brothers named Fagan, both colored. They wounded two white men who defended themselves. Police seek suspects and details remain scarce.
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Brookville
Fila
Fagan
William Fox Executed for May Murder at Nevada Mo
In Nevada Missouri on December 28 William Fox was executed at noon for the May 20 murder of Tom Howard. Ten thousand spectators attended the historic hanging.
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Nevada
Wm. Fox
Tom Howard
Capital Republicans Alarmed by Investigations’ Likely Results
Washington dispatch reports Republicans fear exposures of corruption in federal work. It notes Treasury and Justice probes, lavish legal fees, and possible changes to the tariff bill. Navy Yard disruption and a court martial case against Lieut Stone are discussed amid broader inquiries.
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Boston Navy Yard
Washington
Morrison
Springer
Department of Justice
Brewster
George Bliss
Merrick
Ker
Treasury Department
New York Society Elects Officers and Sets Topics
GOTHAM GLEANINGS reports the eastern United States naturalists meeting at Columbia College with officers elected for the year including President Alpheus Hyatt and Secretary Charles Sedgwick Minot. A committee will define what constitutes a professional naturalist and language study is praised. The modern languages convention adjourns after tabling action and plans a future organization. Also noted: New York imports and marketing totals, a heavy silk company bankruptcy showing liabilities of 225859 with assets 184285, and a proposed 500 dollar side wrestling match between Matsuda Sorachiki and Edward Bibby scheduled for January 9.
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Society of Naturalists of
United States
Columbia College
Alpheus Hyatt
Boston Society of Natural History
H. J. Martin
Johns Hopkins University of Baltimore
A. S. Packard
Brown University
Charles Sedgwick Minot
Harvard Medical School
William B. Scott
Princeton
H. C. Lewis
University of Pennsylvania
Lester J. Ward
United States National Museum
Gage
Dimmick
Hyatt
Rathrock
Charles S. Minot
Welden
Bickman
Museum of Natural History
S. M. Meyenberg & Co
Matsuda Sorachiki
Japan
Edward Bibby
Yale Alumni Night Discusses Dinner Invite Amid Injury Update
At the New York Yale Alumni meeting tonight the Chicago association's invitation to their annual dinner on Dec 3 831 was accepted, with many members planning to attend. Prof Leonard Waldo from Yale College Observatory spoke on The Yale observatory and the public time, noting the upper muscles of the limb had been crushed yet doctors expect use within a week.
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Yale Alumni Association
Chicago Association
Leonard Waldo
Yale College Observatory
Yale Observatory
Miss Hill in lively cross exam splits with Barnes in court
In San Francisco on December 28 Frederick C Burchard the alleged fiancé of Sarah Hill faced a sharp cross examination that exposed contradictions in his testimony. Lawyers Tyler and Barnes sparred as Miss Hill clashed with Gen Barnes, and Burchard admitted a $200 payment from gambler Burnett L Ferguson while denying a $5,000 fee. Bail posted by Sharon's secretary and her nephew. Perjury charges arise as cases continue in police and superior courts with indictments and motions pending.
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Frederick C. Burchard
Sarah Hill
Tyler
Barnes
Sarah
Larchard
Miss Hill
Gen. Barnes
Burchard
Sharon
Grand 7
Miss Ifill
W. M. Nielson
Still Another Version of the Trouble More Fighting Anticipated
A Newfoundland report details unrest linked to Orange and Catholic groups in Harbor Grace. After a Tuesday calm, a Wednesday march ended in an armed mob attack wounding and killing several, with six arrests and reinforced police presence as tensions rise ahead of tomorrow's funerals.
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British Hall
Bear’s Cove
Harvey Street
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Jeans
Carmody
Callahan
French
Thomas Nicholas
Solomon Martin
William Brown
William Anthony
Moses Nicholas
Darmody
Cullahan
William Clarey
Phil, Hutcher
Willian Brown
M. Neil
Thomas Lutfmenn
James Bray
Reuben Courage
Robert Seely
William Best
J. Webber
Michael French
Robert Noseworthy
Conception Bays
Quirk
Shanahan
Duggan
Coady
McCarty
Sullivan
Harper
James
Lilly
Divorced Woman Abducts Son After Custody Loss
In Saccarappa, Ivory F Moulton, granted custody after divorce, loses access as his ex wife forcefully enters, threatens and drags their 16 year old son to a sleigh. Mrs. Moulton the second restrains the gun and defends herself during the struggle.
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Portland
Saccarappa
Ivory F. Moulton
Washington Mill at Lawrence to close leaving 300 idle
Washington mills stock depreciation led to a Boston stockholders meeting. A five member committee was named to investigate and nominate a new board to be voted on February 1. It is expected part of the mills will shut down, affecting about 300 workers.
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Washington
Lawrence
Mass
Washington Mills
Boston
Socialist Labor Congress Adopts Reform Resolutions
The Baltimore meeting closed with calls to abolish the presidency and Senate and replace them with a federal council. It urges referendums on laws demanded by applicants and calls for war on corporations. Extremist views of Herr Most were condemned. a conservative path was favored for effectiveness.
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Baltimore
Socialist Labor Congress
United States
United States Senate
Herr
Cape Cod Canal Work Pressed Despite Storms at Sandwich
In Sandwich Massachusetts on December 28 workers continue building the canal. A dredge operates daily with a full crew while hundreds of spiles arrive from Maine and Canada for the Sandwich side wharves. The spires are sturdy and ready for use as soon as snow melts.
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Sandwich
Mass
Cape Cod Canal
Maine
Canadea
Amherst alumni of central Massachusetts elect officers
Worcester mass Dec 28 at the fifth annual reunion Amherst alumni chose officers with Rev A H Coolidge as president H M Smith as vice president John E Day as secretary and E W Harkins as treasurer President Seelye attended The discussion centered on the role of Greek and Latin in the college curriculum with speakers arguing they are not given excessive prominence.
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Worcester
Mass
Amherst
Central Massachusetts
A. H. Coolidge
Liecester
H.M. Smith
John E. Day
E. W. Harkins
Seelye
Steam yacht Atalanta to sail for Mexico and West Indies
Philadelphia Dec 28 The steam yacht Atalanta after lengthening and improvements will depart Wednesday for Charleston where she will be joined by Mr Jay Gould and his family for a tour to Mexico and the West Indies.
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Philadelphia
Charleston
D. C
Jay Gould
Ms Family
Mexico
West Indies
Snow slide kills two at Gold Hill cabin in Colorado
A snow slide struck a Gold Hill cabin on Tuesday, carrying it 100 feet and killing Jas. Barnes and J. B. Freylinghuy sen. Their bodies were recovered yesterday. A stage driver reports that 27 men have been killed by snow slides in the mountains.
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Col
Gold Hill Cabin
Jas. Barnes
J. B. Freylinghuysen
Wells Fargo express robbery suspect arrested in Baltimore
George B. Saylor, linked to the Wells Fargo express robbery near Sacramento in August, was arrested in Baltimore today and confessed. His associates in the crime are all in prison.
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Baltimore
George B. Saylor
Sacramento
Wealthy farmer swindled in Trenton bunco scheme
James W. Force, a wealthy farmer from Trenton New Jersey, was swindled out of 1600 dollars today by bunco steerers in a convincing confidence game.
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Trenton
N. J
James W. Force
Bunco
Harrowing Russia prison tale and Rathbone tragedy
Harrowing reports from St Petersburg detail cruel prison conditions and extortion in Alexei Ravelin as inmates suffer cold damp dungeons and rat-infested cells. The Rathbone tragedy in Albany sees Col Henry Rathbone shoot his wife and wound himself amid his long battle with melancholia.
Maine news round up from Yale to murder trials
NEW ENGLAND NEWS reports twenty four Maine boys at Yale University and 99 G A R posts with 6000 members. Kennebec icemen find ten inch ice while diphtheria devastates Kennebunkport families. A Guilford coroner's jury accuses neglect in Johnny Goolding death. A Boston and Maine conductor loses a leg after being hit by a moving car. Portland businessman fails for 30000 dollars. The governor appoints officials to locate a new insane hospital and pardons Joseph Patterson of Belfast. Three Maine murder trials loom, a charity Christmas club entertains 600 poor children, and a yellowish gray wolf is trapped and killed in Fryeburg.
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Maine
Yale University
Kennebec
Thomas A. Smith
Kennebunk
Guilford
Johnny Goolding
Grant
Boston and Maine Railroad
Charles Perry
Portland
Kennebunkport
Thomas Smith
Friends Church
Baileyville
America
Fessenden, Swasey and Hatch
Executive Council
Joseph
Patterson
Belfast
Waldo
Hopkins
Turner
Bath
Richmond
Wilkinson
Blaney
Barrows
Thomas Barrows
Kittery
Saco
Rum
Children’s Christmas Club
Deering
Ella
Sargent
Henry Blanchard
Charles W. Goddard
George A. Thomas
Santa Claus
Fryeburg
Canada
Dover News Briefs Highlight Local Incidents and Politics
Dover residents purchase 148 in handkerchiefs from two dealers during Christmas week. Gov and council nominate John L Copp special justice for Rochester police court. James Smiley, 55, of Peterboro, hanged himself near his barn. Lena West, linked to Newburyport shooting, lived in a disreputable house nearby. Keene hosts further hearing in James Crandall case. Springfield city marshal’s alias Tom McCormick tied to a safecracker. Nashua to inaugurate new city government Tuesday. Democrats seek control via amended charter while Republicans push court resolution. Nellie Quirk, 20, assaulted in Dover by five men. she may identify suspects. Railroad commissioners release Nashua terminal facilities report and standardize annual railroad returns forms.
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Dover
John L. Copp
Rochester
James Smiley
Peterboro
Lena West
Newburyport
James Crandall
Walpole
Keene
Warshal
Springfield
Mass
Tom McCormick
Cranidall
Nashua
Nellie Quirk
New Bedford
Addison man to sell 400 turkeys in New York next summer
J W Wright of Addison profiled as a turkey producer who plans to freeze 400 birds daily and market them in New York the following summer. Economy shows mixed signals as Fairbanks scale works payroll declines from 27,600 to 17,000 while business is described as dull.
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J. W. Wright
Addison
New York
Fairbanks
Standard Marble Company
A. J. Mead
West Rutland
Patrick Stapleton
Wallingford
John Howard
Mendon
St. Johnsbury
Walden pardon rejected and regional legal actions noted
North Adams residents cheer Governor Butler s decision not to pardon the incendiary Walden while Springfield sues the B and A R R for twenty thousand dollars over alleged injuries. The Burling mills fire loss fixed at fifty three dollars. other regional items include land purchases in Florida, wildlife tallies, libel suits in Fall River, a noted christening, a Worcester inquest report, a Western Massachusetts business review, a Christmas street incident in North Abington, a Yarmouth port farmers institute, and a Shringset liquor case ruling by Judge Knowlton with supreme court appeal forthcoming.
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Butler
Walden
Reed
Springfield
Burling Mills Company
Worcester
Jacksonville
Florida
Marcus Morey
Charlton
G. A.mower
Alderman Hurley
Patrick Gillinen
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Bel Air
George D. Robinson
Garfeld
Arthur
Pittfield Journal
Judge Utley
Maria L. Davis
Eveline Marble
Boston, Barre and Gardner
One Republican
Massachusetts
John Gallagher
Culver House
North Abington
Michael McGill
John Keavy
Abington
Keavy
McGill
Gallagher
Farmers’ Institute
Yarmouthport
A. P. Slade, Esq
Somerset
State Board of Agriculture
Cape Cod
W. J. Pormphret
Pompbhret
Supreme Court
Gales and Floods Strike East Douglas and Pittsfield Mass
A severe wind and flood event devastates East Douglas with the new Central block destroyed, church damaged, and losses exceeding $10,000. Pittsfield endures a ferocious gale with roofs torn, chimneys down, and streets deserted as residents shelter. New York reports several buildings blown down and a barge capsized. Plymouth New Hampshire reservoirs wash out, hindering hydrants. Worcester, Providence, and other cities report tangled wires, with scattered damage and delays.
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Pittsfield
Mass
New York City
New Hampshire
South Street
Court House
Academy of Music
New York
van Brunt Street
Summer Avenue
C. C. Brower
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Ninth Avenue
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Poplar Alley
Plymouth
N. H
Springfield
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Volcanic Disturbances Near Cook’s Inlet Reported
Professor Davidson received Alaska details of October eruptions near Cook Inlet. Mount Augustine erupted with smelt and flame, pumice dust, a 30 foot high tsunami wave, and a city flood. The mountain split, a new island formed, and two extinct volcanoes near Liabua burst with smoke and dust.
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San Francisco
Davidson
Alaska
Cook’s Inlet
Mount Augustine
Chernaboura Island
Well Known Dorchester Resident Shot At Home
A serious shooting occurred Friday morning in Dorchester when Daniel R Reynolds arrived from Boston and demanded Mr Budd’s life or property. Reynolds fired twice, hitting Budd in the rear and near the spine before being captured by two citizens and turned over to police. Budd, connected with Glass Veneer Co, was pronounced critically injured. motive involves property ownership and a family quarrel linked to Reynolds and his mother-in-law’s claim.
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Dorchester
Daniel R. Reynolds
Boston
James Budd
Stanton Avenue
Harvey D. Parker
Budd
Reynolds
Mr. Budd
Rey
Insolvency Court Discharges and Bankruptcies in Boston Firms
In Suffolk county insolvency court first meetings were held for Benjamin Burgess & Sons and William E. Bicknell with assignees named. Adjourned meetings discharged I Wellington Moody Winslow Fisk John F Willey George R Ryder William A Travis Osgood Fifield William M Pray Louis Evnenberg and George F Kimball. Atkinson Gilbert elocution teachers were discharged separately. Discharges refused for William H Hyde Morris Strecker Benno Kellmers. Mr C H Ward, once a large debtor, mortgaged his property to creditors as part of a 12 percent settlement effort.
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Suffolk County
Benjamin Burgess & Sons
No. 24
Exchange Place
William
I. Wellington Moody
West Street
Winslow C. Fisk
Bedford Street
John F. Willey
Devonshire Street
George R. Ryder
Washington Street
William A. Travis
Milk Street
Osgood Fifield
Harrison Avenue
William M. Pray
Tre
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Benno G. Kellmers
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Elections in Lodges of Odd Fellows and Other Orders
Odd Fellows lodges Commonwealth No 3 Franklin No 23 and Hermann No 133 elected officers at Odd Fellows hall on Friday night with C A Boynton Nathan Schloss Henry Green and J J Bowen named noble grand chief patriarch and chief ranger respectively. Listing includes many officers across Tri Mount Encampment and Tremont Foresters with multiple trustees and secretaries named.
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H. A. Pollay
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A. N. Wood
Hermann Lodge
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Richard Otto Loth
Henry Tenner
Charles F. Schriner
Franklin Lodge
Henry Green
C. W. Bartlett
A. B. Mitchell
L. Bartlett
A. EK. Hersom
William Marble
John 5. Dolbeare
Amos E. Hall
Edson H. Foster
Truman Bartlett
Tri-Mount Encampment
William Swift
L. W. Curtis
C.J. Roddart
K. A. Wheeler
S. Hathaway
J. W. Turner
P. Ridler
A. Cooper
W. H. Parker
A. S. Caswell
Hall
M. A. Blaisdell
Tremont
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Gic
J. J.bowen
J. J. Murphy
J. Donnelly
R. Urquhart
Woodward
W. Rankine
J. Renton
Beadle
P. J. Kenney
Twelfth Annual Course at the B Y M C Union
The first of 12 annual Practical Talks at the B Y M C union airs Saturday evening Jan 5 with Arthur B Morrill of Portland Maine on Electricity The series continues Saturdays with Henry Blackburn Pic tures of the Year Frank A Hill New England Pioneer Days and more including topics on Pen Ink and Paper Savings Banks London Steam Engine and its growth Among the Alps Photography Applied to Printing and Michael Angelo
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Portland
Henry Blackburn
London
Frank A. Hill
New England Pioneer Days
James F. Babcock
Francis A. Walker
E. C. Bolles
Salem
George Parsons Gilman
Alps
Ernest Edwards
Wm. Parsons
Michael Angelo
Lottery charges and assault cases in municipal court
In municipal court on Friday David Harvey faced $1500 for maintaining a lottery at 855 Washington Street the Boston Tea and Coffee company. Jane Sullivan and James Wright were held in $2000 for appearance regarding a lottery at 40 Kneeland Street. John H Maguire and Thomas H Kenny alias Thomas H Williams were charged with assault with a knife on William Gainey and William Bb Crowley. Maguire was discharged while Crowley was held in $1000 for the superior court.
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Washington Street
Boston Tea and Coffee Company
Jane
John Sullivan
James Wright
Kneeland Street
John H. Maguire
Thomas H. Kenny
Thomas H. Williams
William Gainey
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Jury verdict in Adams false pretences case reversed
In Superior Criminal Court Friday afternoon the jury found Harry B. Adams guilty of false pretences after about three and a half hours. Judge Mason set aside the verdict as contrary to the weight of evidence and ordered a new retelling.
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Old Lady Missing in Maine After Tremont Street Walk
Hannah Hall, 80, of Maine, visiting her sister at 1108 Tremont Street, started Friday afternoon toward Charlestown with her sister but wandered away near Tremont House and had not been found by late hour.
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Various 19th century misc news briefs from the era
No additional damage by the Ohio river is reported. The river is now falling at Cincinnati. Capt. Matthew Webb's body is to be removed and reinterred in Oakland cemetery at Suspension Bridge, early in January, with appropriate religious services. The coroner's jury at Newark, New Jersey, in the case of Phoebe Paullin rendered a verdict that deceased came to her death at the hands of an unknown person. Arthur Chambers and Joseph Acton were arrested in Philadelphia on gambling by pools. John J. McBride, linked to sensational despatches, is deemed a crank and disavowed by Irish groups. In Paris 560 students debated editors of Cri du Peuple, agreeing four visitors should demand satisfaction by force. A passenger train wreck near Dunbar caused injuries but no fatalities. James McCann and a woman frozen to death in Brunswick. Taddy Ryan ships sparring plans due to his mother's illness. The French government has not confirmed a Hainei landing rumor. The Chinese squadron commander awaits instructions on troop landings after capes.
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Brunswick
Taddy Ryan
Toledo
Parson Davies
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Sullivan
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Ryan
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Courbet
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Pedagogues Addressed by Leaders at Teachers Association
The Massachusetts teachers association held sessions with committees on nominations resolutions and educational progress. Addresses by Rev Dr Miner Col Higginson Mayor Palmer and others covered reform in recess, temperance in schools, pedagogy, and the aims of high and primary instruction. The program included talks on inductive methods Latin chemistry civil government and visual geography aided by a solar camera, plus a closing concert and upcoming lectures by Col Carroll Wright and Dr G Stanley Hall.
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Palmer
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Cambridge
Larkin Dunton
Boston
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Brimfield
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Milford
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Newton
Admiral P. Stone
Springfield
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George A. Walton
Daniel B. Hagar
Salem
Fitchburg
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Lynn
Charles W. Cole
Albany
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Alred Bunker
Quincy School
John Tetlow
Latin School
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George H. Martin
State Board of Education
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Charles F. Adams
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Worcester
Lalia C. Tedford
Adams School
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Bennett School
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O. F. Gifford
Hl. B. Sprague
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American Institute of Instruction
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Carroll D. Wright
G. Stanley Hall
Harvard University
William A. Mowry
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Aldermen to Meet in Special Session for Bequest
The board of aldermen will meet in special session at 1 PM today to accept the Schofield bequest. Without action, the bequest would face legacy tax in New York. Street Superintendent Flynn has hired 100 laborers for street work. Cambridge railroad thanks Boston police for services at Brighton fire Saturday. Councilman Whitmore plans to contest a recently elected councilman from ward 12. Alderman Whitten likely to chair the next board.
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Impoters Tea Company Clarifies No City Branch
The Importers Tea company, located at 179 Tremont Street, states it has no city branch and no link to the Boston tea and coffee house on Washington Street. Its cans carry a 10 cent to $7.50 advertising article, but starting January 1st the goods will be sold on merit at the same price and quality.
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Trenor W. Park
L. F. Abbott
Chas. E. Dewey
Chas. D. Welling
Trevor W. Park
Park
Seth B. Hunt
State House
Clinton
Lancaster
News IN
Baier
G. O. Taylor
State Teachers’ Association
City Hall
Importers’ Tea Company
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Ee Ee Post
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing
Marshall P. Wilder
Woman’s Temperance Crusade
Boston O. Ti. U
Tremont and
Berkeley Streets
H. Bernard Carpenter
Bostin’s Bower
Massachusetts Amateur Press Association
Barakat
Alexandria
Cyr
American College
Beyrout
Chelsea
Cabot
Pembroke Street
Mile
Noury
Henry Abbott
Hayes
Boston Theatre
Telegraph
Lowell
West Chelmsford
L. M. Heery & Co
Isaac Farrington
Heery Brothers
Gardiner, Me
Richards & Co
Cobboose Street
Orangeburg
8. C
D. E. Smoak
D. Epstein
S. Vose
Seaforth
A. G. van Egmonds
Henry L. Robinson
Dorchester Avenue
Freeman Street
Paine
Boston Daily Globe
Saar
GLOBE
Boston Fire Department
John Brooks
Medford
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
the Globe
Acre
Daily Globe
Independent Chronicle
Julian Hawthorne
Sunday Globe
Canal Street
Maine Depot
W. Baker & CO
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