Bill to fund new warships earns Senate support
Special dispatch notes that both houses expect passage of a construction fund bill from Harris Massachusetts. The measure would fund new ships from income after last session’s House approval. Also mentions exodusters arriving from Indiana to North Carolina and Sioux acceptance of railroads’ five dollars per acre for reservation rights of way.
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Boston Bolt
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Massachusetts
Senate
Indiana
North Carolina
Administration Disgusted With Virginia Republicans
Washington reports quarrels among Virginia Republicans persist over support for Maj Bayley in the Eighth District. Col Chapman, Internal Revenue Agent, faces removal as the President and Commissioner Raum weigh actions amid ongoing political strife.
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Old Dominion
Washington
Virginia
Chaplasn
Hayes
Grant
Maryland
Twenty Millions of Northern Pacific Bonds Put On the Market
A New York Herald report says a syndicate led by Drexel Morgan Winslow Lanier and associates offers 20 million dollars in Northern Pacific Rail road bonds secured by a 42 008 000 acre land grant. First mortgage bonds priced at 102 with accrued interest and land grant security. Road completion urged with prudent economy.
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Northern Pacific
New York
Herald
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Winslow, Lanier & Co
Indiecrest
Reading
Philadelphia
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Gowen
George F. Tyler
Henry Lewis
T. V. Williamson
John S. Newbold
Samuel RB
Tex
Laredo
Mexico
Texas Western
Galveston
United States
Warmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Texas Western Narrow Gauge
Fires Strike Several New England Buildings in Late December
A morning blaze in Nashua Telegraph block damaged the Nashua Telegraph office and Nashua Savings Bank, with water losses around 3000 dollars. The Gazette’s daily was offered a chance to move, while the weekly press was delayed. Other fires hit East Templeton Massachusetts, destroying Fales & Co chair shop with fifteen thousand dollars loss, the Brown House in Gloucester with twelve hundred, Durkee Michigan foundry in Marshall with fifteen to twenty thousand, and Springfield Blanket Company stock mills in Holyoke with eighteen thousand loss.
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Nashua
N. H
Telegraph
Narbhasa Telegraph Office
Nashua Savings Bank
Odd Fellows
Nastua Telegraph
The
Gazette
Worcester
Mass
Joel E. Fales & Co
East Templeton
Gloucester
Brown
William Younger
William Shivere
Durkerr
Mich
Maagor Adams
Marshall
Springfield
Springfield Blanket Company
Holyoke
Dying Priest Reported After Fall and Veteran Ball Held
Rev John Ryan is reported dying at St Johns Hospital after a fall last Monday. An Irish priest, he served nine years at St Peters Church and is about 35 with no known relatives here. The second annual New Hampshire Veteran Association ball drew a large crowd at Huntington Hall with Gov Head and staff, ex Gov Smyth, Col Drew, and others attending. Mayor Greenhake led the reception committee as the hall featured evergreen decorations and a rendition of Marching Through Georgia. The High School class of 1860 also held a banquet with exercises.
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Lowell
John Ryan
St. John’s Hospital
Ireland
St. Peter's Catholic Church
New Hampshire Veteran Association
Huntington Hall
Guv
New Hampshire
Ayling
Col. Churchill
Goy. Smyth
Col
Drew
Lawrence
Boston
Atoret
Charles W. Tuttle, Esq
Portsmouth
N. H
New Hampshire Historical Society
Massachusetts
James 1
England
North America
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Pacific
Plymouth
Devon
New England
America
Maine
John Mason
Newfoundland
Naumkeag River
Merrimac
Province of
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Gorges
Mason
Merrimac River
Piscataqua River
Massachusetts Bay
Charles River
Masmana
Robert Gorges
David Thomson
Little Arbor
Piscatequa
Dover
Hampton
Exeter
Wheelwright
Missichusetts
Spain
France
Atlantiic Ocean
Mac0u
Gasco Bay
Pacific Ocean
Winnicowitt
Norfolk
Livis
Charles I
Fugland
Guery Pees
Robert Mason
Hits
Piscotaqua
Naumkeg River
Getion
Joan Mason
Mssachusetts
Champernowne
Pickering
Sherburne
Hawking
Bupg
Irvine
Edward Bewson
Joseph Mason
Robert Pike
Edward Randolph
Gorge
Lords Chief Justices of
Theassachusetts
Bampton
Christmas Dinner Delights Marines at Navy Yard Barracks
The United States Marines at the Marine Barracks in the Navy Yard enjoyed a superb Christmas Day dinner regarded as the best yet for the enlisted men. Eighty of the two hundred marines earned twenty four hours liberty and all returned on time and fit for duty under the leadership of Captain Henry J. Bishop with Captain Meade and Lieutenants Denny and Turner assisting.
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Brooklyn Eagle
United States
Marine Barracks
Navy Yard
Henry J. Bishop
Col. Field
Meade
Denny
Turner
Bishop
Colored man Wright in Sumpter County resists arrest
In Sumpter county today Wright, a colored man with a warrant for stealing a bale of cotton, resisted arrest and cut a deputy sheriff named Bateman who tried to arrest him. A second deputy shot and killed Wes, and Bateman’s wounds are serious.
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Charleston
D. C
Sumpter County
Wright
Bateman
Wes
Aie
Mao
Milne Linked to Bank Cash Disappearance in Fall River
Fall River investigators focus on J W Milne after he absconded with 1200 dollars from the Pochaset National Bank on Monday. Milne, who handled deposits, allegedly covered up shortages dating back to April last year, with total deficits cited at 8700 due to fraudulent entries.
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Fall River
Mass
J. W. Milne
Pochaset National Bank
Milne
Dublin Jury-More Boycott Trials Heighten Tension
In Dublin the Irish State trials show reduced public excitement as Attorney General Law reviews 77 extracts accusing traversers of urging rent withholdings. He cites Cockburn on civil conspiracy and notes a traverser linked to the Land League. Hennessy remains in custody. Kilrea tenant rights meeting sees 1,000 attendees. Patrick Hennelly linked to the Mountmorres murder is detained near Dinoroy village.
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Dublin
London
Adeapatch
Law
Cockburn
Daniel O'Connell
Land League
Mr. Law
Hennessy
Irrish
Hennelly
Clanbar
Land Hague
Sre
West of Ireland
Traversers
Kilrea
Londonderry
Patrick Hennelly
Lord Mountmorres
Dinoroy
Disasters Reported Across Oceans and Floods in Holland
Reports from London recount the possible loss of the British steamer Montgomeryshire with thirty crew near Portugal and a wreck near Figulla. Dutch floods devastate Orth Brabant with eighteen villages inundated and immense damage. A relief committee forms as King Alfonso XIII praises Spain's diplomacy and Morocco conference results.
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Suez Canal
Portugal
Figulla
Montgomeryshire
Tindee
Amnet
Norties
Holland
Amsterdam
Nieuwhnk
Vijmen
Orth Brabant
Spain
America
Europe
Vatican
Record of brutal cold across the Northeast and South
Reports from Philadelphia to Florida detail record low temperatures from five below to 19 above, with ice freezes, frozen rivers, delayed trains, and frostbite cases. Including Lenhartsville Pa, Buffalo, New York hospitals, and Georgia drought, plus a New Jersey physician found frozen to death in Plainfield.
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NL Y
New York Central
Erie
Canada Roads
Lake Shore
New York
Pierre Victor Jembert
Fenechman
Battery Park
Jas, Cunningham
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Tos
Isacly
Sumter
Texas
Galveston
The
San Antonio
Dallas
Mercury
Zceno
Corsicana
Virginia
RichMond
Danville
Appomattox
James
Petersburg
James Rivers
New Jersey
Plainfield
N. J
Geo. Smilie
Campbell
Washington Park
Rhinebeck Rail Crash at Rhinebeck NY Injures Several
In Poug-krepsie New York an evening Rhinebeck and Connecticut Railroad train derailed after a broken rail three miles east of Rhinebeck. Ten empty coal cars a mailcar and a passenger car plunged down a twenty foot embankment. Mail car damaged five and a half mail bags destroyed. Passengers and crew, including S. L. Magoon and Fred Cuiing, injured. Wrecking train dispatched to the scene.
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Poughkrepsie
N. Y
Rhinebeck and Connecticut
Rhinebeck
S. L. Magoon
Fred Cuiing
Steve
New Hampshire Royal Government Restores Province Status
Charles W. Tuttle, Esq. recounts the 1679 commission establishing a royal government over New Hampshire, detailing Mason and Gorges disputes, commissioners' findings, and Portsmouth as the seat of power. The piece notes the assembly and the province's reentry to the English legal framework, preserving Anglican influence and local governance for a hundred years.
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Mason
Gorges
Maine
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
Dover
Hampton
Exeter
Isles of Shoals
Charles
Deever
Robert Mason
Royal Navy
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Lampton
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Joan Catt
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Capt Mason
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Great
Joshua Moody
Richard Waldren
General Court
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Richard Mortyn
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Edward Randolph
Randolph
Waldron
Martyn
Dutt
Canion
Cambridge City Lamps and Treasury Report
The annual lamp superintendent report shows a $19,500 appropriation fully spent for 838 lamps, 769 gas and 69 kerosene, with 15 added since the last tally. Gas lamps cost 547 cents per night on average, kerosene 11 cents. 85 miles of streets and one lamp per 541 feet. The City Treasurer notes a cash balance of $61,306.67 on Nov 30, 1879, receipts for the year ending Nov 30, 1880 at $1,533,563.76, totaling $1,594,? Then payments.
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Monson
Nindercarten
Reform School
Westborough
Massachusetts
Heaume
Wits
Industrial School
Lancaster
Belmont
Cambridge Treasuries and Cemetery Reports Highlight Year
The year’s receipts totaled 1 559 686 05 with November balance 35 203 88 after unsettled drafts. Milk inspectors note 290 licensed stores 240 milkmen 265 in fees 963 store visits and two prosecutions. Cambridge cemetery records 11 376 interments and 49 lots for sale valued at 11 459 75. Suburban notes report a Universalist church dedication and an autopsy finding pneumonia in Beverly. A Hobart Street fire in Hingham caused 1200 loss and partial insurance coverage.
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Treasury
Cambridge Cemetery
Cambridge
Toccah G. Coolidge
Universalist
Main Street
Waltham
T. B. Thayer
A. A. Miner
Boston
Mary Ireson
Malden
Sullivan
Woods
Haddock
Charlotte Roberts
Beverly
Hadnock
Hobart Street
Hingham
John Wall
Joseph Souther
Albany Capture of Alleged Burglar James H. Brady alias Mooney
Albany police report the capture of James H. Brady alias Mooney the alleged cracksman charged with killing Edward Lavoie in February after the Beacon Street robbery. The dead man was found with a pistol wound nine days earlier in a Florence Street lodging room. Officials traced Brady to New York before resuming pursuit to Albany.
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Adams
Albany
N. Y
James H. Grady
Mooney
Edward Lavoie
Florence Street
George J. Norman
Beacon Street
Harrison Avenue
E. ©. Marshall
Marshall
Mr. Orpen
Edward Lajoie
New York
James H. Brady
Norman
Lavoie
Garraughty
Harding
Mahoney
Diphtheria in Burnham and Local Industry Proposals
In Burnham district seventeen diphtheria cases are reported. Portland lawyer T. T. Snow lies near death at his home. Bowdoin and Colby and Bates students staff schools in the state. Hiram firms plan 3,000,000 feet of timber cut this winter with two crows at Hiram and Fryeburg. Penobscot lumber statewide totals exceed 120 million feet this season. Portland ministers meet January 24 to 26 at Saccarappa to discuss discipline and missionary work. Sea Doctrine of Resurrection of the end.
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Burnham
T. T. Snow
Portland
Snow
J. Winslow Jones
Hiram Bridge
Bowdoin College
Colby University
Frm
Bates
P. B. Young
Hiram
Saco
Hiram and
Denmark
Fryeburg
Kilmacthomas
Ireland
Lewiston
Maine
Androscoggin County
North America
Penobscot
Dover youths in Christmas drunken escapade lead to estate issue
At Dover on Christmas evening five boys under fourteen were found badly intoxicated and disorderly. The will of James Brennan of New Market, now deceased, directs his estate to be handled, with the gutire gatate valued as described in the settlement.
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Dover
James Brennan
New Market
Local Notices and Community Items From New Hampshire
A bequest of 20 000 dollars goes to St Marys Catholic Society of New Market after a widow's death. The Muer family of Portsmouth nearly suffocated from coal gas on Wednesday and remain in a precarious condition. E Whitten of Bartlett will haul 3 500 000 feet of hemlock and 500 000 feet of spruce to the Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad for Bartlett Mills, plus 800 cords of bark. Tilton citizens unanimously accept the Town Hall gift from Chas Tilton. dedicatory exercises set for Jan 4 at noon with Rev F T Perkins delivering the address. Mrs Longs Concert Company plans an evening program with Howard M Dow and Walter Emerson assisting.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Society of
New Market
James Muer
Portsmouth
E. Whitten
Bartlett
Portland and Ogdensburg
Lower Bartlett
Bartlett Land and Lumber Company
Upper Bartlett
Tilton
Chas. E. Tilton
F. T. Perkins
Howard M. Dow
Walter Emerson
Cornetist
Butter Prices and Local Notices From Vermont
Winter butter ranged 20 to 22 cents per pound at St Albans on Tuesday. No fall butter offering reported. John Baldwin, a hardworking Irishman in Pittsford quarries, inherits about $70,000 from a brother's death. Editor Hiram Atkins of the Montpelier Argus and Patriot recently slipped on an icy sidewalk and broke his wrist.
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St. Albans
John Baldwin
Pittsford
Hiram Atkins
Montpelier Argus and Patriot
Bourne plans large menhaden steamer for New Bedford
Jonathan Bourne of New Bedford issues contracts for a large menhaden steamer to replace two sold smaller vessels. Hull to be built by Adams & Son in East Boothbay, Maine, with machinery from the Portland company.
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New Bedford
Adams & Son
East Boothbay
Portland Company
John R. Bailey
Newburyport
Sherman
Andrew H. Bassett
Sumner H. Davis
Pawtucket
Attleboro
Bridget Brown
Dodgeville
Bassett
Davis
Taunton
Waldo Irving
Gloucester
Wast
Paul Nelson
Charles Lunt
Classified business directory items for Boston area trades
A dense list of trades and suppliers including air gas machinery, line colors, architects, artists materials, boots and shoes wholesale, brass manufacturers, lumber, machinery, paper mills, patent solicitors, petroleum products, provisions wholesale, rubber goods, and sewing machines. The entries include company names and street addresses in Boston and area, listing products and services from wide array of 19th century trades.
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Etroleum
Jenney, Stephen &Co
Central Wharf
HES North
Charles H
Faneuil Hall
Squire & CO
John P
Faneuil Miall Market
Iryon
Jas
Lakeman
A Tall Rubber CO
Federal Street
Belknap & CO
Scnool Street
Velcancea Dubber
Cena
A. Warren &O
Tremont
NEW Kimington, Stern & CO
Agts
Essex Street
Sigwalt & ST
Joan SK Strain
Merrimac
Stewart Sewing McA
N. K
Wash's
Wheeler & Wilson
Tremont Street
WHITE
A. Lincoln
West St
Dousehole Cha
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the Park Theatre
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Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal Exchanges
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N J Miller
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Drake
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Paul M
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J. F. Gridley
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Brown, B. F
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Batchelder & Lincoln
Hosmer, Codding & CO
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Crystal Lake Brewery
Wm. T. van Nostrand & Co
Alford Street
Burton Brewery
J. K. Souther
Corner Heath
Parker Streets
Cook, Isaac & CO
Central
Haffenreffer & CO
Houghton, A. J. & CO
Hallock
Station
Dundee
Okham, Rogers & CO
Nt&ham
SARC
Lehigh Valley Coal CO
G. S. Sweeney, Avent
Bosworth & Hamblin
Tirkell, Jesse & CO
Witherell
D. D
Dowson, John and
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Powers. John
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Cross
Castillers
Chapin & Trull
North Market
Druggists’ Glass Ware Mane
Staniford, J. W
Berry, J. and J. & CO
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Quincy
Chas. A. Howland
Israel W. Munroe
East Aoe
W. Glover
Chandler, B. E
Kneeland Street
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Bancroft & Dyer
Bbr&man
Haymarset Square
F. Geldowsky Purniture Company
First
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Scollay Square
Milner J. S
North Street
Painted Chamber Furniture
Cobl, Hates & Yerxa
Rogman & Vinal
Dock “Uare
Burdett & Williams
Dog Square
Wade, W.dr. & Sons
Lewis Rice & Son
Hanover Et
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Esterbrook
B. & Son
Second Street
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Pittsdeta
Mars
W.K. Pincket
J. W. Ui
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Young, Arthur
Kilby Street
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Joan W
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Steison, Moseley & CO
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OL & Bugbee
Friend Street
POPE
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Putnam, G. DP. & CO
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H. P. Tobey
JT Oliver
New Oil
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Saras Olls—Illuminating
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Franklin
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Russell Paper CO. Mills
W. A. Russell
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Bellows Falls
Joseph H
School Street
U.S. Patent Office
Andrien
Robinson
Federal St
Chamberlain
High St
Derry
Jena J. & CO
DIMON
H.C
Maler
George H
Dorchester Av
Prentiss
F. H.R
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Ryder & Damon
Oliver
Wrighh KS
Ilsley
Slot Street
Rand, Avery& Co
Franklin At
Benjamin Franklin
Chickering
Chickering & Sons
Tremont St
Fifth Ave
Henry F. Miller
Washington St
Lowell Institute
Edwin C. Bowles
Salem
Will
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Plantagenet London
Modern le
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Boylston Street
Clarendon