Three F's haunt Cleveland as storms and politics loom
The piece notes fire flood and failures in Cleveland, mentions Jay Gould's contract for a granite mausoleum with a Rhode Island firm, and predicts no Dakota state addition to 1884 Republican votes. It cites Prophet Wiggin's storm, encourages proper overshoes, and reports Garfield's guard cost of 281 dollars monthly with 34,496 spent, while New York Republicans mark February 2 as a day to bury divisions that cannot truly end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan Island
Smallpox cases in Baltimore dip to 400 on Tuesday
Report from the health commission notes 400 smallpox cases in Baltimore on Tuesday, down 57 from the same day last week. Puck this week features an historical sketch depicting the Japanese prime minister beheading a bank cashier and a director amid a collapse caused by reckless mismanagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
The
Health Commission
Puck
St. John Kansas Governor? Political Duel in a Courtroom
A heated exchange in a Kansas court highlights political mix ups with St. John mislabeled as governor. Judge Van Waggoner rebukes a lawyer who praised the jury, noting no right to thank or damn jurors after verdict.
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St. John
Kansas
Machiss Union
St. John of
Glick
St. Louis
van Waggoner
Jose
Elevated railway debate in Boston faces editorials
The Lowell Citizen editor defends an elevated railway plan while noting street chaos and massed traffic on Boston sidewalks. The piece also discusses Senate or city government changes, praising Merritt as streets superintendent appointee and urging council approval for improved city services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Citien
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Lowell
Bangor Whig attacks redistricting plan as partisan aid
The Bangor Whig objects to a Maine redistricting scheme, claiming it aims to shift political control of a congressional district to the enemy. It argues the apportionment law says nothing of political power and notes the piece seems aimed at benefiting a fiery editor, not public fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Maine
Ohio
Sithough
Luxury Apartments Nearing Completion In Upper Manhattan
A recent New York plan for upscale rental houses offers elegant quarters for families unable to own such spaces. A sixth floor suite recently sold for 35000 with about 2400 yearly running costs. The 8000 square foot set includes a reception hall library parlor billiard dining room and bedrooms with park views. The total completed house is expected around 5 million dollars, indicating exclusivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hamlin on Spain Lecture Sparks Prohibition Jibe
Hannibal Hamlin lectured this week on Spain noting no intoxicated individuals there and attributed it to light wines. The Maine native joked that Augusta would show intoxicated people in 12 hours, then praised Hamlin for remarks on his Spain residence and lively fights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Hamlin
Tunger
Spain
Hamlin
Maine
Augusta
Capitol Tariff Debates Highlight Tax and Duty Proposals
In Washington the Senate and House charged into tariff questions, voting down many tax-cut amendments. Sen Lamar urged lighter taxation while criticizing protections for manufacturers, as debates covered wool goods, books, and various goods. The day saw multiple amendments on duties, with votes shaping the wool, silk, paper, and coal schedules and intense partisan exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Beck
Morrill
Committee On Finance
Lamar
American Senate
Mr. Jamar
Aldrich
Mr. Beck
Rhode Island
New York
David A. Wells
Allison
Iowa
Bayard
Delaware
Vermont
Vance
Yeas
Messrs
Ingalls
Plumb and
van Wyck
Davis
West Virginia
McPherson
Sewall
Coke
Morgan
Anderson
Kansas
Ways and Means Committee
Keiley
Morrison
Belford
Sunset Cox
Emnery Spear
Georgia
Carlisle
Maginnis
Montana
Cox
Rocky Mountains
Mr. Curtin
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Mays
Herbert
Alabama
Calkins
Indiana
Butterworth
Ohio
Haskell
Mr. Butterworth
Mr. Calkins
Tuchec
Steel bars duty proposal at nine fifty adjournment
The discussion on steel railway bars weighing over 25 pounds moved duty at 315 per ton. Morrison urged the duty change. Pending action the committee rose and the House adjourned at 9 50 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Changes in Customs Districts and Expenditure Cuts
A Treasury letter to the House proposes consolidating Boston Charlestown with Plymouth Barnstable and Portland Falmouth with Saco Kennebunk York to cut salaries from 551,570 to 546,060 and staff from 486 to 415, plus Bangor Belfast Castine and Frenchman’s Bay to lift staff to 20 and salaries to 17,100. It also cites export and import totals for December 1882 and six months ended Dec 31, 1882, plus gold and silver trade figures. The letter was referred to the appropriations committee.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Boston
Charlestown
Plymouth
Barnstable
Aso
Portland
Falmouth
Saco
Kennebunk
York
Bangor
Belfast
Castine
Frenchman’s Bay
Committee On Appropriations
Bingham
Pennsylvania
Congress
Mexico
Senate
United States
Hartford Deacons Involved In Property Dispute Fight
Two Hartford deacons clashed over an attached property in a rough altercation. Deacon Burbank allegedly drew first blood from Deacon Crandall, who had Burbank arrested. A justice fined Burbank four dollars for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Deacon Burbank
Deacon Crandall
Connecticut bill on railroad consolidation gains favor
Hart Groop Conn Feb 4 The railroad committee of the legislature agree to report favorably a bill amending the railroad law to permit connecting railroads to consolidate and form joint stock. The measure serves the Hartford and Harlem projectors who hold charters to join roads from the Connecticut line to Harlem River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Groop
Conn
Hartford and Harlem Road
Connecticut Line
Harlem River
Seven cadets freed after week on ship Santec
Annapolis officials released seven naval cadets from solitary confinement on the ship Santec after a week long sentence for writing an insubordinate letter to the naval academy superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Santec
Naval Academy
Butler Seen as Possible Discord Element at Coming Democratic Convention
From the Macon Telegraph edition, a brief note questions whether Butler, largely blamed for the 1900 Democratic convention division, will again become a source of discord at the upcoming party gathering. The item highlights concern over his potential influence in the national event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Butler
Osage chief dies as tensions rise in Muscogee dispatch
A Muscogee despatch notes renewed hostilities between contending Osage bands after the death of principal chief Joseph Pawnee Nopawashe at age 45. He led Osages for over two decades amid regional conflicts and shifting power dynamics.
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Ind
Ter
Joseph Pawnee Nopawashe
Buchanan Hepburn
Pinos Altos
Chihuahua
Mexico
Hudson River
Hudson
Democratic tariff debate exposes reform plot in Congress
Special correspondence from Washington reports Democrats opposing two Republican motions to gag debate on the Ways and Means tariff bill. Democrats argue the bill is costly, fails reform aims, and must be discussed and amended. They defend free speech and oppose hastened passage while touting real tax relief and reduction.
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Boston
Washington
House of Representatives
Tariff Commission
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Kelley
House
Ways and Means
Morrison
Congress
Iowa
Kasson
Garfield
McKinley
Olio
Sil
Cighet
Catilte
Pennsylvania
Tappeal
Lappeal
Committee On Ways and Means
Hiineis
Randall
HE. N
Hayes, Conn. Plans For New York Stamford Rail Tracks
New Haven directors likely to award contracts February 10 for two additional tracks between New York and Stamford. Land for the extra tracks not fully secured as some owners refuse to sign. Railroad commissioners must approve the layout before laying tracks. A hearing is expected on this and the proposed West Haven shore branch. The original line is to be ready for operation by the coming summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hayes
Conn
New York
Stamford
New Haven
West Haven Shore
Fifth Roxbury Horse Guard sociable at Bacon hall
The Roxbury Horse Guard hosted the fifth course sociable in the armory at Bacon hall on Wednesday evening. About 100 couples attended with Majs Young and Emery of the cavalry, Capts Hersey and Gregg of the Roxbury Cit Guard, and ex-Clerk G. H. Chessman of the Landers among the notable guests. Sergt C. O. Newell led the floor with assistants H. S. Atwood J. S. Boyd J. F. Carney and others. Impressive music by Ldmand's band. rapper by Cutter Seiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Horse Guard
Bacon Hall
Young and Emery
Cavalry
H. 8. Atwood
J. 5
Boyd
J. F. Carney
Ldmand
Rapper
Cuterer Seiler
Augusta Debate Opens on Apportionment Bill in House
Augusta Maine February 7 Mr Hiesthof Augusta opened the debate on the congressional apportionment bill in the house today supporting the majority report Mr Epo ord of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augesta
Hiesthof Augusta
House
Epo Ord
Maine Senate Moves District Revisions Amid Debates
Bucksport seeks a district amendment designating the third district as Kennebec Waldo Hancock Washington and the fourth as Aroostook Penobscot Piscataquis and Somerset. Mr Powers of Houston Poe backs the majority report with no own plan, vote expected after several days. Senate fisheries panel to study Sunday close time for game. Finance committee reports an appropriation of 1,555,645 63 dollars.
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Bucksport
Kennebec
Waldo
Hancock
Washington
Aroostook
Penobscot
Piscataquis
Somerset
Powers
Houston Poe
Buecksport
Senate
Committee On Finances
February Floods Hit Ohio River Basin Across Cities
A February flood sweep reports heavy rainfall and rapid river rises across Ohio Pennsylvanian towns. Cincinnati Marietta Wheeling Portsmouth Jasper Steubenville Toledo and Pittsburgh areas suffer flooding with submerged waterworks, destroyed levees, and thousands displaced. Coal barges swept away near Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Western Union
Marietta
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio River
Portsmouth
Catlettsburg
Wheeling
Big Sandy
Waverly
Scioto
Jasper
Putnam Street
Portsmountu
Potrsburg
Monongahela Valley
Pittsburg
Morgantown
W. Va
Greensboro
Brownsville
Broomington
Ind
This
Brown Counties
Steubenville
Millersburg
Powteroy
Toledo
Napoleon
Florida
Covington
Fires Hit Boston and Nearby Areas With Damaging Losses
Fire alarms across Boston and neighboring towns reported multiple blazes. Notable losses include No. 520 Albany Street suffered $100 damage to occupant Jeremiah Carew stonecutter. a kerosene lamp caused a fire at No. 299 Blue Hill Avenue, slight damage. H. Bruins’s carpenter shop in Medford burned, total loss $800. a Tre mont Street tenement fire caused $350 damage and displaced residents. Insurance losses from the Sweetser fire in Lynn listed for several firms and individuals. other incidents include Hamlin University building fire in Minneapolis with $65,000 loss and multiple occupants saved. Salisbury Beach seaside house destroyed with $11,000 insured. Holmes’s store fire in Brockton and nearby shop damages. Voight & Co. wholesale grocery fire in Norfolk with $23,000 loss. Kissimmee Hotel fire in Florida at $8,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Albany Street
Jeremiah Carew Stonec
Wwooden
Blue Hill Avenue
Patrick Kearns
Lander Gardner
Charles Frelings
Frelings
H. Buimes
Medford
Tremont Street
Henrietta Goldsmith
Thomas Kenney
Blake
Margaret Cannon
Edward Farrell
Thomas
Patrick Murray
Strupney
G. J
Sweetser
Lynn
Smith Manufacturing Company
R. F E. Milliard
L. G. Hutchings
B. M. Kenney
Thomas Collyer, Jr
Frank Hilliard
C. D. Mullen
Larsent & Merrill
Newburyport
Salisbury Beach
Hiram Littlefield
Brrrockton
Mass
Holmes
C. W. ‘Bayer
Norfolk
KR. P. Voight & Co
Jacksonville
Insolvency hearing on Linus Price petition cancelled
A hearing on Linus M. Price’s petition to place Georges R. Eager in involuntary insolvency was slated before Judge White in Pednam. The petition was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction after Eager’s Newton address was noted. case to move to Middlesex court. Price plans suit against Gilman Collamore for about 37060, tied to Pacific National bank notes, with no stated fraud or collateral. Collamore serves as a trustee for the Boston Water Power Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linus M. Price
Newark
N.J
Pacific National Bank of
Boston
Georges R. Eager
Brookline
White
Norfolk County
Pednam
William B. Gale
Eager
Mr. Price
Ranney & Clark
Newton
Middlesex County
Price
Gilman Collamore
Pacific Bank
Collamore
Benyon
Boston Water Power Company
Creek Indian tragedy after distribution money shock
A Creek Indian man who received $2,000 went insane and shot two sleeping companions, Kigin Brown and John Buck, in a Creek camp near Little Rock. Jim Barrett was mortally wounded as authorities pursued the assailant who later took cover under a wagon and was killed by a volley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Kigin Brown
John Buck
Jim Barrett
Notable 19th Century Figures In Sanctioned Headlines
Gen Joe Johnston poisoned by colored hose Henry Watterson addresses Tennessee legislature Feb 22 Editor Victor Belanger Worcester becomes Benedict bride Carrie Swett Worcester Rev George Allen Worcester 91st birthday anniversary Frank Atwell Port Henry NY Adela Pond Rutland VT wedding Prof John Fiske Trarvard stays London Oliver Ames Won Fitz Boston directors Equitable Life Joseph Horace Smith secretary St Pauls lodge burial committee Sheriff John M Clark present alcott health update Mary Gay Goodrich Willard Lewis wedding Col Coppinger Alice Biniie escorted by president Blaine reasons wealth and poverty headlines reflect era figures and events amid oddities and odd statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johnston
Henry Watterson
Tennessee
Victor Belanger
Worcester
Benedict
Carrie
Trarvard
London
Oliver Ames
Eustace FE. Fitz
Boston
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York
Horace Smith
St. Paul's Lodge
A. M
John M. Clark
Alcott
Mary Gay Goodrich
Moses H. Goodrich
Portsmouth
N. H
Willard Irving Lewis
Walpole
Mass
Col. Coppinger
Alice Biniie
James G. Blaine
Jay Gould
James I. Keene
England
Rufus Hatch
D. Appleton
James Watson Webb
Henry Villard
Leonard W. Jerome
Claflin
Vermont
Charles O’ Conor
Peter Cooper
Merry Legislators at Massachusetts Joint Dinner
A reunion and dinner of Massachusetts Senate and House members at the Revere House drew nearly 200 lawmakers. The event featured a formal program, prayer by the senate chaplain, a celebratory meal, readings of the journal with humorous notes, and various speeches by leaders and members. The gathering included jokes about calendars, pay, and public health while highlighting bipartisan camaraderie and reflections on legislative practice and seniority.
Maine Fair Dates and Parish Report Exoneration
The state Agricultural Society trustees set September 10 to 22 for Lewiston’s next state fair. A Bangor Unitarian committee, after visiting Fitchburg to review charges against Pastor S.J. Stewart, has reported an exoneration of him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agricultural Society
Lewiston
Unitarian Society
Bangor
Fitchburg
Mass
S.J. Stewart
Temperance Relief group in Portsmouth votes to disband
In New Hampshire the Temperance Relief association of Portsmouth votes to disband due to small membership. Ex Mayor Lise of Portsmouth begins correspondence about the decennial return of Sons of Portsmouth next Fourth of July. Dr Daniel B Cutler notes 433 residents of Jaffrey aged over 80. In Concord the London shooting case hearing resumes with evidence closed. counsel argues accident versus possible premeditation as the court takes the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Relief Association of Portsmouth
Lise
Portsmouth
Sons of Portsmouth
Daniel B. Cutler
Jaffrey
London
Concord
H. W. Greene
Arlington House Burned and Vermont Post Office Facts
The Arlington house at Arlington burned Monday evening. Over $1,000 was raised toward building an Episcopal church at Richford. Allen Stone of Elmore froze both feet and had them amputated, with part of a hand to follow. He was crossing a large powd and lost his way in the darkness. Vermont has 501 post offices, only 27 salaried, with the postmaster appointed by the president. Burlington and White River Junction show the range in salaries among the salaried offices. Virginia has 1,870 offices with only 27 presidential offices.
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Arlington House
Arlington
Richford
Allen Stone
Elmore
Vermont
Burlington
White River Junction
Virginia
Multiple local incidents and legal notices reported
James B Whittaker of Peabody was injured sliding on snow and needed stitches. Reuben Morgan and wife of Concord NH visited Lowell for the death of Smith and his wife to be taken to Concord. George Thynge of Haverhill a runaway was found. he claims Charles Frederick and John Johnson went to Europe as stowaways. A Water town man forged orders to victimize George N March and Sannel Walker but was foiled. Fall River aldermen and school committee elected Patrick T Harley to Fill vacancy. William CO G Wilcox elected superintendent of the city farm. Sheriff Sprague of Worcester sues H H Bigelow for libel over a damaging circular. Wardwell previously convicted. Warren talk of Charles S Lincoln elopement with Miss Abbie Hitchcock, both from prominent Warren families, possibly headed to Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Whittaker
Peabody
Reuben Morgan
Concord
N. H
Smith
Lowell
George Thynge
Haverhill
Baltimoore
Charles Frederick
John Johnson
Europe
Underwood
George N. March
Sannel Walker
Watertown
Board of Aldermen and
Fall River
Patrick T. Harley
E. A. Hunt
William CO. G. Wilcox
Joseph Gordon
Sprague
Worcester
H. H. Bigelow
Burnham Wardwell
Wardwell
Mr. Bigelow
Warren
Charles $. Lincoln
Abbie Hitchcock
Lincoln
California
Hitchcock
Moody
Hartford
Arkansas
Rhode I Stand General Assembly Elects Judge Gower
The Rhode I Stand general assembly elected George Lewis Gower as judge advocate general to replace the deceased Tobey. Mary Young of Harris mill Woonsocket injured by a belt and pulley fracturing her head. Wm Hutchinson, 34, brickman on a Stonington road freight train, killed near a covered bridge in Westerly. The late Rev. Dr. Mercer estate valued far above £200,000. The railroad commissioner warns about peril from single-track entry for western trains into Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Rhode I
George Lewis Gower
Tobey
Mary Young
Harris
Woonsocket
Hutchinson
Stonington Road
Westerly
Duesday
Easicuoy
Dr. Mercer
Newport
New York
New England
Providence
Springfield
Bitter contest for the insurance commissioner post
Editor Parsons of the New Haven Register is a leading candidate for the insurance commissioner job. Editor Troup of the New Haven Union opposes the appointment due to newspaper warfare. Parsons is strongly supported and likely to win, and would presumably make an admirable commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
The
New Haven Register
Troup
New Haven Union
Register
Union
Edward Murray held on wife murder charge in Jersey City
New York reports Edward Murray a longshoreman committed by Judge Stillsury in Jersey City police court for the murder of his wife Mrs. Murray. She died at Charity hospital from injuries after a family quarrel with him, who beat her while she was drunk. The surgeon described extensive bruising and a bloodied face. Murray appeared with his 5-year-old daughter as details emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbit Mountain
Colorado
E.R. Duty
Thomas Booth
Joe Williams
Mike Wignn
Lasalle
George F. Bron Son
Theodore Hoffman
Port Chester
Sife Markus
Milwaukee
Exposition Hall
Semiramis
New York
Kiernan
Edward Murray
Stillsury
Jersey City
Nwhnbrokers
Palmer
Lotta Reina
Justice of the Peace
Willian
Watson
Artists’ Fund Pictures
Cunard
Catalonia
National Line
Eix-Mayors Hall
Ely
Grace
Cooper and Wickham
Gen. Grant
Conkling
William H. Vanderbilt
Jay Gould
George Mahon
Pelevue Hospital
Richard F. Downing
American Agricultural Association
W. T. Sprague
Vermont
H. E. Alvord
Temperance Alliance Executive Meeting Recap and Appointments
The Massachusetts Temperance Alliance held a monthly executive committee meeting with James E H Roberts as chairman and L G Fay elected secretary pro tem. Treasurer reported receipts and balance. regular board meetings set for the last Wednesday monthly and monthly reports required. Charles B Lincoln named collector. advisory board first met Jan 29 naming Roberts chairman and Hovey secretary. Vacancies from Richards and Crawford resignations filled by Rev A A Williams of Lynn and Charles Q Tirrell of Natick. President and secretary urged to be ex-officio members. Regular advertising concludes with Old Bourbon in bottles sold by grocers and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Massachusetts Temperance Alliance
James E H. Roberts
L. G. Fay
Charles 8. Lincoln
James H. Roberts
Charles A. Hovey
Fh. M. H. Richards
A. ©. Crawford
A.A. Williams
Lynn
Charles Q. Tirrell
Natick
Diliance
Preliminary Meeting for Organization of Merrimack County Bar
In Concord on February 7 the attorney meeting at Hon. John Y. Musgridge's office formed a temporary Merrimack county bar association with William L. Poster as president and Henry Robinson as secretary. A five member committee was named to draft a plan for March 1 report, aiming to unify practice and publish court decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Concord
John Y. Musgridge
Bar Association
Merrimack County
William L. Poster
Henry Robinson
John M. Shirley
Andover
Josiah Minot
John Y. Mugridge
William M. Chase
Daniel Barnard
Franklin
Grafton
Nesmith
New Hampshire
Frenry Robinson
State Senate
Robinson
Messrs. Bartlett
Manchester
Seavey
Dover
Cormings
Francestown
Pike
Cornish
H. G. Blaisdell
Opera House
H. F. Knowles
Boston
C. Beane
Unitarian Church
St. Augustine
A. P. Peabody
Cambridge Divinity School
Pittsfield
Houston
Nathaniel B. Hail
Bedford
Leominster
Mass
Hull
Newport
Lempster
Solomomon Mack
Gilstan
Joseph Smith
Mormon Chuarch
Ephraim
Foss
Barrington
Weshester
Father Wilde
Arthur L. Emerson
Hillsboro County
Walter J. Sleeper
John L. Keily
Manchester Ring
Middleton
Abbot-Downine Company
Congress
Daniel B. Donovan
Associated Press
A. H. Robinson
Cummings
Acworth
Elections of Officers in Various Societies and Corporations
An annual meeting roundup lists officers and directors elected across multiple groups including the VPenitent Females Refuge society, Dorchester Gas Light, Burton Stock Car, Security Safe Deposit, Massachusetts Bicycle Club, Charles River Embankment, Dorchester High School Alumni, and Massachusetts General Hospital. Details name officers such as presidents, secretaries, treasurers, and directors, with many firms naming multiple individuals and noting re-elections and additions to boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vpenitent Females Refuge Society
Joseph C. Tyler
James White
Daniel EF. Snow
Stephen G. Deblois
Charles
J.C. Lindsley
A. c. Clark
Jos. F. Flall
The
Burton Stock Car Company
Joel M. Holden
George D. Burton
Clarence Hale
Edwin F. Perkins
Percival N. Everett
James Sturgis
Joe M. Holden
E. F. Perkins
Louis C. Southard
Henry A. Holden
Security Safe Deposit Company
Ezra Farnsworth
Frederick L. Ames
F. Gordon Dexter
Wood Tower
John Q. Adams
Joseph Davis
Mustace
Fitz
Samuel Berrowe
Bh. L. 5
Hammond
J. A. Fett
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Henry W. Williams
Geo. Pope
D. E. Devoe
Adaons Id. Claflin
Gilbert E. Chandler
Darwin 4. Smith
Charles River Kmbankment Company
Oll
John Souther
Isaac Pratt, Jr
John Goluthwait
Frederick HH. Vinwx
Dorchester High School Alumni Association
H. L. Southcreck
Charles A. Ufford
W. J. Brigham
W.H. Carter
Massachusetts General Hospital
Blossom Street
Henry 8. Rogers
Nathaniel ‘Shayer
Edurmund Dwight
Thomas Bk. Hall
E. Francis Bowditch
Edmund Dwight
Samnuel Flict
George 5. Hale
Thornton K. Lothrop
Claries
Morrill
Nathaniel Thayer, Jr
Roger Troltcott
Cape Cod Association Mourns Death of Isaac Thacher
The Cape Cod association reports the death of its late president Isaac Thacher who served as presiding officer for five years and showed deep interest in the association’s affairs as it shares the notice of his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod Association
Isaac Thacher
Massachusetts Historic Scenealogical Society Meeting Notes
The Massachusetts Historic Scenealogical Society met Wednesday with President Marshall P. Wilder. Librarian reports 43 books and 202 pamphlets since last meeting. New members listed including Honorary Marquis of Lorne and several Boston Exeter and Philadelphia residents. Rev. Slatter proposed a resolution thanking former Vermont Governor Hilard Hall for a gift chair. Obituary noted Rev. Henry Sheldon. Rev. Haskins presented a paper on Boston memorial of a colonial charter era, linking Massachusetts Bay Colony to Charter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Historic Scenealogical Society
Marshall P. Wilder
Dean
Marquis of Lorne
Ottawa
Canada
Hiram Stuart Cummings
Exeter
N.H
Edward Albert Kelley
Boston
William Eaton Chandier
Concord
X. H
Olliver Ames
North
Mass
Benjamin HH
Dewing
Boutwell
Chas. Chauney
Philadelphia
John Kimball Songers
Longwood
Brookline
James 5. Amory
John Milton Fessenden
Princeton
M S
Frank Morton Ames
Canton
Ileary Russell Shaw
Edward Stanwood
Rookline
Andrew P. Péeabony
Vermont
Henry 9. Sheldon
Hartland
Conn
Oberlin
Ohio
David G. Haskins
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Nova Scotia
Plymouth
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Charter Street
Executive council nominations and department changes
At a council meeting Col A A Haggett of Lowell was nominated to the board of health lunacy and charity. Others named include Irving Evans directing the Collateral Loan Co Charles Bemis Hi Clarke and others to hospital boards. Reappointments and salaries discussed with Capelle Kezar shifts and budgeted savings cited. A Meigs denial followed a street railway patent rumor and Gov Butler removal chatter regarding Julius Clarke, with timing noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Col
A. A. Haggett
Lowell
Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Irving A. Evans
Boston
Collateral Loan Company
Charlies H. Fiske
Charles W. Bemis
Medford
G. Clarke
S. D. Warren
H. P. Kidder
Richard Olney
William Endicott, Jr
Massachusetts General Hospital
Francis Brooks
Perkins Institute
Massachusetts Asylum For the Blind
John D. N. Powell
Dr. Bowker
Hall of Representatives
Adjutant General’s
Capelle
Bfr. McKay
Kezar
Mr. Capelle
Mr. McKay
Weill
Hall
Gen. Butler
State House
Multiple incidents reported at Boston area with injuries and thefts
Wednesday and Tuesday incidents include a husband assaulting Kate Hartman with a boiler lid causing a long nose gash, Gertrude Murray badly burned by a kerosene lamp, and Charles F. Hammond injured by a moving train with a broken thigh. Also, James Ross charged with forging a check while posing as fundraiser for fever relief, Patrick Haley wounded by scissors at a saloon, William Kelley held for shop burglary and cigar theft, and Annie Williams arrested for $20 larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Hartman
Tenessee Street
Gertrude Murray
M. B. Murray
Saratoge Street
Boston
Charles F. Hammond
Oli Colony
Hines
Haley
Thomas Moylan
Albany Street
William Kelley
Station 1
John Welch
Meridian Street
Annie Williams
Lewis Soton
Worcester Sheriff Sues for Libel Over Circular
Sheriff Sprague of Worcester sues H. H. Bigelow for $20,000 damages over a circular circulated last summer signed by Burnham Wardwell. The suit ties to publication and circulation of the document in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Sprague
Worcester
H. HH. Bigelow
Burnham Wardwell
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Charles H. Baldwin
W. L. Lincoln
John W. Kimball
George E. Sherman
Lonsdale
R. I
Board of Trustees
Longfellow
Bond
Pat Ven. Grant
Yellowstone Park
Interior Department
Connecticut Railroad Laws
Brooklyn Post Ofice
New Brunswick
Legislature
the Pacific Bank
Crazy Indian
Revere House
Crocker
Marden
Gifford
Clapp
Loring
Sherburne
Suffolk
Joby L. Parker
Cocachelunk
Chelunk
Chelaly
Ferrin
Charles R. Codman
A. W. Beard
Eastman
Mr. Stetson
Hanson
Hill
Maverhill
Walter Smith
State Normal Art School
Baker
Beverly
Wink
Committee On Public Health
Tewksbury Alimshouse
Kingsbury
Committee On Library
Joshua Whitcombs
Poe
Mellen
Steere
Amesbury
Mr. Baker
Gov. Butler
Mr. Butler
Belmont
Daniel
Lions’ den
Wells
Middlesex
Heaven
Marlboro
Galvin
NEW England News
Hampshire
Rode Island
Connecticut
Gotham Gleanings
Temperance Alliance
G. QO. Taylor
Granite State
Laconia
Benjamin P. Gale
G. Wood
Congregational Church
New Ipswich
Henry E. Newell
N.H.N. G
Derry
Hillsboro County Sunday School Association
Peterboro
Waumbeck Lumber Company
Bethlehem
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing
Publishers
Thacher
Historic Genealogicae
Massachusetts Society
Dr. Bliss
Bem
Dr. Seames
Dr. Semmes
Winter St
Olympian Club
Grand Hailand Olympian Hall
ED. Livesey
Tlattie Harvey
Ben I Wheerl
Grand Mall
Tompson
Olympian Hall
C H. Tompson
Esaree
Scollay Equiredin
C. M. Raymond
Rezqte
Lela
Atten
Agta
Union Institution For Savings
Bedford Street
Depost
Goom
Hugh O' Brien
Geo
Emery
Faneuil Hall
J. H. Ashton
State Street
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!