Portland killer Libby sent to state prison
A long string of brief items reports Libby the Portland murderer being placed in state prison. Other notes cover Dartmouth juniors annual feed in Burlington Vermont, Maine governor nominating a judge, a suspected homicide by a wife and suicide, a missing local doctor in Waitham Maine, and various small anecdotes about births deaths and local affairs.
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Libby
Portland
Dartmouth
Burlington
Maine
William Wlobitsnouse
Augusta
Kenniebec County
John Sullivan
Ansonia
Conn
Waitham
Mt. Desert
Annie Raymond
Lowes
Manchester
N. H
Notable Society and Political Notes From Springfield Republica
A collage of society and political tidbits from national figures to local movers includes land speculation, diplomatic visits, and marriage announcements. Notable items: Mr Hitt of Vilnois, a wealthy congressman, contemplates a $3,000,000 barrel mishap. Capt About of French artillery dies the same day as Edmwond About. travel plans place landlord Tilly Haynes with Pavia Wells to Mexico. royals toast Miss Eva Mackay and Prince Colonna. Noah Woods resigns as president of the European and North American railway and relocates to Princeton. J P Treadwell's probate grants $600,000 to Mrs Treadwell and four children. ceremonies around Mr Cleveland and the Americas club in Philadelphia. Vice President-elect Hendricks visits Birmingham and New Orleans to inspect furnaces. Mrs Agnes Booth’s marriage to John B Schoeffel, her third husband. cable wedding of Prince Colonna and Miss Kiva Mackay to be celebrated Thursday with witnesses Morton and Deeazes. Rev W W Newtox of Pittsfield publishes Paradise, to be performed as an Easter oratorio with Liddle’s music.
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Hitt
Vilnois
About
Edmwond
Tilly Haynes
Unites States
Otc
Mexico
Pavia A. Wells
Margaret
Italy
Marie
Spain
Evan Mackay
Colonna
Noah Woods
Bangor
European and North American Railway
Princeton
N. J
J. P. Treadwell
San Francisco
Boston
Frisco
Treadwell
Cleveland
Americas Club
Philadelphia
Hendricks
Birmingham
Als
New Orleans
Stoss
Alice
Stevens & Fenton
Agnes Booth
John B. Schoeffel
New York ‘Park Theatre
Junius Brutus ‘Booth
Schoeffel
Prince of
W. W. Newtox
Pittsfield
Liddle
South-street
Springfield Republican
Financial totals and a theft at London firm with explorer tale
The week ended Feb 7 saw silver dollar issues totaling 214,988 compared with 151,498 a year earlier. The London Liverpool Globe Insurance Co at 45 William Street reports a 30,000 loss stolen by a trusted employee who had long been speculating in Wall Street. The telephone links New York and Chicago. Mayor Harrison asks Gov Cleveland protection from office seekers via a message to Mayor Grace. A Milwaukee despatch notes the Oneida propeller trapped in ice for 20 days, near a Flint Pere Marquette vessel, dwindling fuel while carrying flour and pork to feed the crew.
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London, Liverpool and Globe Insurance Company
William Street
Wall Street
New York
Chicago
Harrison
Grace
Webster Gilbert
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Mistrial Declared in Ford Murphy Murder Case
In New Orleans on February 9 the jury could not reach a verdict. Judge Baker said a letter made further deliberation pointless and ordered a mistrial. The defendants were remanded. Ten jurors favored conviction and two favored acquittal.
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New Orleans
Baker
Funeral of Hon. Joseph Grinnell in Bedford Mass
The funeral for the late Hon. Joseph Grinnell will be held tomorrow at twelve o'clock in Bedford Massachusetts. Prominent out of town business men including mill owners and managers are expected to attend. A rumor that the Wamsutia and Grinnell mills would shut down for the day is unfounded.
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Bedford
Mass
Joseph Grinnell
Wamsutia
Grinnell
Severe Midwest Snowstorm Paralyzes Rail Traffic
Terrible storm continues in Chicago and Iowa with heavy snow and high winds. Trains blocked, freight yards jammed, and multiple lines report vast delays and abandonments as the system tries to clear tracks and cope with record blockade conditions.
Train Wreck Near Creston Kills Several On Rail Break
A westbound Chicago, Burlington and Quincy train derailed after striking a broken rail on a bridge west of a town. Two coaches plus a sleeper fell into the stream, with 20 to 25 passengers aboard. Initial deaths include Robert Brown and Mrs W C Carroll. many injured, some severely. Further reports list more fatalities and injuries among train personnel and passengers. The crash is attributed to cold weather causing the rail fracture. Residual care was provided at Summit House with railroad and citizen aid.
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Robert Brown
Mt. Pleasant
Powell
New Albany
Ind
W. C. Carroll
San Gache
Col
A. B. Cole
Grand Rapids
Mich
H. Howell
Oroken
de Hawkins
Creston
S. J. Lindsay
W. J
Purlington
C. A. Brown
W.C. Carroll
Isa
Defeated scandalmongers turn tables on their introducers
In Hinsdale Massachusetts Deputy Sheriff C W Goodrich was tried for improper relations with widow Mrs Bowen. Witnesses testified to familiarity and imprudence but the defense argued they were old friends engaged to be married. Judge Tucker acquitted Goodrich who then sued Raymond for 10000 for false prosecution alongside Mrs Bowen.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Hinsdale
C. W. Goodrich
Bowen
Goodrich
Tucker
Fresno group backs Grant retirement in resolutions
Fresno California veterans from the Blue and Grey camp passed resolutions urging General Ulysses S Grant be placed on the retired list. They sent him a copy and received a letter dated January 25 from Grant praising the cross‑sectional fraternity of Union and Confederate veterans.
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Fresno
Cal
Blue and Grey
Grant
New York
Dixon
Bridge Scaffold Collapse Hurts Five Workers at Susquehanna
Five workmen under John Barnes inspector of the work fell from a scaffold on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad bridge crossing the Susquehanna at Haverhill Ma. The scaffold broke at center and all were rescued from the ice and river. Barnes Schultz Fleming and Patterson sustained serious injuries. two escaped by grabbing bridge strings.
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Hame Or
Grace
John Barnes
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Susquehanna River
Barnes
John Schultz
Samuel Fleming
Peter Patterson
Short freed on bail after stabbing captain in New York
Richard Short, who stabbed Capt. Phelan, posted $3000 bail today with Dennis Corbet of West Thirty ninth Street as bondsman. Accompanied by John Roche, George Smith, Rocky Mountain O Brien and about a dozen Fenian members, Short went to Counsellor Oliver's office across the street from the Tombs to attend a reception. Short also learned by letter from Cork of his wife’s death on the 7th ultimo.
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New York
Richard Short
Phelan
Dennis Corbet
West Thirty-ninth Street
John Roche
George Smith
Rocky Mountain O Brien
Fenian Brotherhood
Short
Oliver
Cork
Impeachment Charges Served on Mayor Fitzgerald in Troy
A copy of impeachment charges was served on Mayor Fitzgerald directing him to answer before the governor. He is accused of causing police to dispossess the Chamberlain's occupant and install a new claimant. About 150 leading citizens signed the removal document. He has 10 days to answer before a governor appointed referee takes testimony.
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Troy
N. Y
Fitzgerald
The Charge Against Cunningham The Alleged Dynamiter
London February 9 The further examination of James G Cunningham and Harry Burton for alleged conspiracy in the Tower of London explosion is continued at Bow Street court. The treasury solicitor shifts the charge to high treason felony. Witnesses describe Cunningham’s lodging house moves including a brown trunk a brown box and a brown bag. Detected items are paraded in court and a cabman identifies the trunk. The case links Cunningham and Burton to earlier explosions and a detonator found among Cunningham’s effects. The prisoners are remanded pending further testimony.
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Lonvdon
James G. Cunningham
Harry Burton
Tower of London
Bow Street
Poland
The
Treasury
Mr. Poland
Burton
Miss Cannon
Great
Prescott Street
Scarborough Street
No. 32
Roper
High Street
Oldgate
Wetteridge
Mitre Square
America
Alaska
Bacon
England
Carlton Club
Dupre
Geneer
Interest in President-Elect Cleveland’s Yonkers to Albany Journey
Crowds gathered at Yonkers depot as President-elect Cleveland traveled toward Albany. Key figures such as George M. Smith Tilden’s secretary, Weed, Oberly, and Manning accompanied him. Cleveland and Manning headed to Albany after brief formalities and salute to the crowd. In Albany Cleveland arrived at 7:50 PM and attended an 8 PM charity festival at the Leland opera house for the AME church.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Thisity
New York Central
Cleveland
Albany
George M. Smith
John H. Oberly
Democratic State Central Committee of
Illinois
Messrs. Weed
Oberly
Mr. Tilden
Manning
Smith
Mr. Weed
Mr. Oberly
Mr. Cleveland
Mr. Manning
Mr. Lamont
Tilden
Leland Opera House
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Disaffection Over U S Naval Action in Peru and Cuba
Panama dispatch reports government forces attacking Gen Daniel Hernandez at Sotoquira with 900 well armed of 2000. surrender unconditionally. United States influence depicted in Cuba and Peru crisis, with Shenandoah transporting revolutionaries to Callao. Lima officials and ministers discussed terms, then rejected rebel propositions amid American mediation.
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Panama
United States
Cuba
Arequiba
Gibbs
United States Minster
Peru
Caceres
Shenandoah
Callao
Iglesias
Phelps
Lima
Lowell carpet strike offers no concessions to workers
Superintendent Lyon of the Lowell company told the striking carpet weavers he could not concede now but urged a return to work and promised review in months. He claimed workers would not be required to scrub floors. The majority voted to reject the proposal and stay out six months, though a few ingrain weavers returned to work.
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Lowe
Lyon
Lowell Company
Collision Near Head of the Sound Involves Elm City and Narragansett
New Haven Feb 9 The steamers Elm City of New Haven and the Narragansett of Stonington collided Saturday morning near the head of the sound. The Narragansett was stuck in ice while Elm City steamed slowly. The bow of the Stonington boat smashed the Elm City port rail forward of the wheel but caused no serious damage.
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New Haven, Conn
Elm City
New Haven
Stonington
Ice wagon tragedy at Merrimack river near Lowell
This afternoon a four horse team of Daniel Gage ice dealer drew ice from the Merrimack river when the load gave way and the horses fell into the water. One horse was saved while three drowned. The animals were valued at $600.
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Lowell
Mass
Daniel Gage
Merrimack River
Wolseley Letter Contents At Richmond Supposedly Published
A Richmond special prints a letter claimed from Lord Wolseley dated December 8 from the War Office London. It discusses merits of federal and Confederate officers and is credited with a remark about Gen Lee.
Providence man assaults gas company agent in presumed robbery attempt
In Providence on February 9 a man named Murray violently attacked James M. Crawford of the Portsmouth Gas Company in the city. Crawford suffered severe injuries and his life may be in danger.
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Providence
Murray
James M. Crawford
Pewbtucket Gas Company
Crawford
Washing Match in South Abington Set for Feb 14
A five mile race event in South Abington Mass is scheduled for February 14 featuring Charles Ger versus Albert Curry with Gallagher Village noted in context.
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South Abington
Mass
Charles Ger
Alpert Curry
White provokes clash over privilege in House debate
Special Despatch from Washington reports John D. White intensifying a House clash as he disputes the chair with Speaker Blackburn over a question of privilege. A deputy sergeant at arms intervenes to seize the mace, White resists, and the vote sustains the chair. The session continues into Saturday amid river and harbor bill concerns and post office appropriation debates.
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Washington
John D. White
Mr. Willis
Kentucky
Blackburn
Willis
Mr. White
Mr. Blackburn
Isaac Hill
Hill
Kelly
Me”Hammond
Randall
Secretary of the Navy tightens petition rules in Congress
The Navy secretary orders all petitions and memorials from naval and marine officers to Congress to be routed through the Navy Department. Officers may not appear before committees without department authority. The move follows a protest against a resolution thanking Schieck and Emery of the Greely relief expedition.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Marine Corps
Congress
House
Navy Department
Department
Schieck
Lieut
Emery
Greely
Chandler
Hale
Senate Naval Committee
Coffin
The
Alert
The New Appropriation Bill and Its Provisions
The house discussed the postal appropriation bill, a record $52,258,200 budget set for 1886 with revenues projected at $51,272,820. Townshend praised the bill as vital, noting major postal law reforms including railways mail-compensation savings and a 3 cent per ounce first class postage rate. Harr of Michigan challenged the railroads change, arguing it would raise, not lower, government costs.
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Washington
House
Townshend
Congress
Post Office
Harr
Michigan
Ilinois
Mr. Townshend
Senate Debates On Shipping Revival Draft Bill
In Washington today Senator Cameron of Pennsylvania introduced a resolution directing the finance committee to study reviving American shipping and exports through rebates on foreign tariffs and premiums for grain products shipped in U S vessels. The measure was referred to the finance committee. Also within the Senate the nominations of Postmasters Sarah Richardson Gardiner Ed Whiton Spencer Stafford Wm Hayes Farmington and Frank Fiske Hinsdale were confirmed. A bill to authorize $650,000 for acquiring a site to extend the Post Office building in Washington was passed for the project needs.
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United States
Committee On Finance
Cameron
Senate
Sarah E. Richardson
Gardiner
Mass
Edward F. Whiton
Stafford Springs
Conn
Wm. H. Hayes
Farmington
N. H
Frank D. Fiske
Hinsdale
Post Office Department
Washington
Senate Rule Fight Over Pension Bill Sparks Debate
In Washington on February 9 the pension appropriation bill sparked a lengthy Senate clash over ruling interpretations for general legislation on appropriations. Mr Ingalls challenged an amendment by the appropriation committee to shift the enlistment soundness presumption to those who served at least three months. the presiding officer Mr Platt ruled the point well taken and the amendment out of order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingalls
Senate
Emunds
Platt
Sherman
Edmunds
Mr. Edmunds
D. F. Murphy
Hoar
Washineton
Beck
House
Atlantic City as Winter Sanitarium Shines in New Favor
Correspondent reports Atlantic City shifting from summer retreat to a premier winter sanitarium. Gulf stream warmth, dry sea air, and long boardwalks draw visitors. Hotels reopen with improved winter comforts, while water and sewer systems improve public health. Rail links from Philadelphia and New York promise easy access, signaling a strong early season run.
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Jersey
Boston Post
Atlantic City
N.J
Cape May
Long Branch
New Jersey
Florida
North Atlantic
Europe
Richmond
Philadelphia
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
East
North Atlantic City
Fire alarms and damages echo across towns
In Boston and Vicinity an alarm from box 145 reported a dwelling fire near Sixth Street South Boston. Brief Reports by Telegraph recount fires at Robert Schroeder’s Adirondack residence in Malone New York worth 20000 dollars with 10000 insurance, a Burlington and Northwestern rail yard fire in Burianeron Iowa destroying three engines, and a Peoria dispatch noting a starch factory fire in Chicago Illinois with losses around 106000 dollars and 54000 insurance.
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Boston
Sixth Street
Telegraph
Malone
N. Y
Robert Schroeder
New York
de Bar Pond
Adirondacks
Burianeron
Burlington and Northwestern
CuicaGco
Lil
Journal
Peoria
Multiple Injuries and Arrests Reported in City
A series of incidents include Ann Donovan age 60 struck by a team on Columbus avenue fracturing a collar bone. Albert E Stanley injured eye at No 48 Congress street after a stick fault. John Collins arrested for robbing Sarah Burke and swallowing the coin. Edward O Brien six, fell from a Jamaica Plain sleigh fracturing his right leg. Thomas Farrell 17 injured by accidental stab to thigh severing arteries. he is in critical condition.
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Ann Donovan
Beach Street
F. A. Marston
Columbus Avenue
No. 48
Congress Street
Albert E. Stanley
Stanley
John Collins
Sarah Burke
Edward O’ Brien
Shawmut Place
Jamaica Yand Ice Company
Washington Street
City Hospital
Thomas Farrell
New England Organ Company
War in Soudan prompts 10000 troops to be sent
London reports Britain planning to reinforce the Soudan with 10000 troops. Col Buller’s force at Gubat ready to act, 2600 men with guns, correspondents barred. Gen Wolseley seeks friendly aims, Gladstone cites proclamation. French aid to Enemies sparks indignation. Major generals Newdigate and Graves called.
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London
Gladstone
International Arbitration and Peace Association
Gen. Wolseley
Soudan
Newdigate
Dover
Graves
Suakim
el Mahdi
France
England
Mudir
Dongola
Khartoum
Britain to call reserves for Egyptian campaign
Reports say the government will summon reserves and part of the militia for garrison duty in place of troops bound for Egypt. Gen Roberts is believed asked to lead the Indian contingent to Gen Wolseley. Steamers are chartered to carry troops to Suakim as activity surges at Chatham Woolwich and Aldershot. Nine battalions from various dominions and India head to Suakim and Berber to secure the route and join British forces on the Nile.
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India
Egypt
England
Malta
Gibraltar
Wolseley
Guards
Lord Wolseley
Lower Egypt
Soudan
Suakim
Berber
Nile
Italy Offers Egypt Aid If England Requests
La Liberta reports King Humbert presided over a cabinet decision that Italy would aid England in Egypt with loyal friendship if asked, without seeking territorial gains. The decision was wired to the Italian minister in London. Italy explains Massowah occupation was for protecting subjects, not to challenge Turkey, promising friendly treatment of Egyptians by Italian marines.
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Tomu
la Libesta
Humbert
England
Italy
Egypt
Chevalier Nigra
London
Porte
Massowah
London Dispatch on Khartoum and Khartoum Campaigns
London reports of Gladstone Granville talks lean toward defeating El Mahdi to vindicate England with no immediate Khartoum advance. Wolseley aims river progress to Berber, awaiting Nile rise. Suakim action to follow. Earle’s force near Berber claims rebels at Shakoob Wells. Gordon alive is believed. Turkish fleet readied for Red Sea duty. Wilson safely offshore after Zarba fight.
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London
Lord Granville
Gladstone
Nven
Pall Mall Gazette
England
Khartoum
Gordon
Lord Wolseley
Berber
Nile
Suakim
Wolseley
War Office
Berti
Earle
Shakoob Wells
Osman Digna
Col
Stewart
Khedive
Gen
Great Britain
India
Turkey
Constantinople
Red Sea
Golden Horn
Charles Wilson
Gubat
Jeweller Loses Jewelry on Train. Found Hidden Near Spot Pond
Boston jeweller F. J. Norris reported $300 in jewelry stolen from him on a Reading train Friday night. Fred Moore recovered part of the loot Monday afternoon, discovering it hidden in bushes near Spot Pond. Company L eighth regiment held a regimental inspection Monday night with Major Sprague of Lynn as inspector. ranks were full and uniforms, equipments in good order.
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F. J. Norris
Boston
Reading
Fred Moore
Spot Pond
Eighth Regiment
Major Sprague
Lynn
Margart Mather in Lady Macbeth at the Boston Theatre
Miss Margaret Mather drew a large crowd at the Boston Theatre with her Lady Macbeth, delivering a careful but uneven performance. Milnes Levick as Macbeth showed dignity, while Paulding as Macduff impressed. the Sleepwalking scene fell flat but the finale improved. The program also featured The Sorcerer at Bijou, Hobson and Crane in The Cherubs at the Park, and Hanlons in Le Voyage en Suisse at the Globe.
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Macbeth
Lady Macbeth
Shakespeare
Milnes Levick
Paulding
Bijou
Sir Marmaduke
C. W. Duncan
Uss
Geo
Appleby
Daly
Digby Bell Noesy
W. Roseman
John Wellington Wells
H. Ryley
Lady Sangazure
Laura Joyce Bell Aline
Peasetene
Madeleine Lucette
Dame Partlet
Rose Leighton Constance
Madeline Lucette
Aline
Laura Joyce Bell
Mr. Bell
Mr. Durgan
Mr. Appleby
Ryley
Miss Perry
Hobson
Crane
the Park
Joseph Bradford
Charles S. Dickson
Flora May Henry
Diana Dulaway
Webb
Robson
Bob Acres
Mr. Dickson
Sadie Bigelow
J. K. Mortimer
Miss Bigelow
Madison Square Company
Private Secretary
Hanlons
the Globe
The
Globe
Messrs
Sinclair
Nagle
Wilson
Rutter
Jones
Miss Kean
Miss Billings
Howard
Kernell
Conway
Leland
Harry
John
Fopack
Steel
Pauline Batcheller
George F. Moore
John Fr. Craig
Boston
Craig
Revival Meetings Led by Rev A B Earle at Tremont Temple
Revival meetings conducted by time evangelist Rev A B Earle draw interest at Tremont Temple. He has preached nearly 21,000 times across the United States and Britain, traveling about 400,000 miles with 16,000 prayer meetings, earning about 1188 dollars yearly on average for fifty years. He favors free will offerings and plans more work ahead despite long separations from home.
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D. Bt
Tremont Temple
Chapel Hall
Marle P
Earle
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Charlton
New York
Albany
Truxton
N. Y
Amsterdam
Abington
Mass
Florida
Colorado
Halifax
Furle
Mr. Earle
Funeral of Dr. J. G. Forman at Pine Grove Cemetery
The funeral of Dr. J. G. Forman was held Monday afternoon from his residence with many relatives and friends in attendance. Rev. S. B. Stewart officiated with delegations from Post 5 Grand Army, Golden Fleece Masons, Providence and West Lynn Odd Fellows lodges, and the Lynn assembly. West Lynn Lodge performed Odd Fellows ritual at the tomb, and a funeral ode dedicated to the order was sung by all. Pallbearers included Post 5 members, Golden Fleece lodge, and West Lynn Lodge officers. Prominent attendees included Alderman David Knox ex Mayor James N. Buffum Gen. B. F. Peach and ex-Alderman Thomas B. Knight. The doctor left substantial property including a drugs business and residence. his wife inherited the business and residence, two houses on South Common Street were left to his three children by his first wife, and his son by the second wife received $5000.
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Kendrickson
Naphen
Boston
Morrison
Lowell
Cornelius F. Cronin
P. D. Dwyer
John KR
Murphy
J. E. Fitzgerald
John Ek. Ward
J. H. Mullane
Jenkins
William Taylor
F. A. Strange
J. W. Frazer
Hugh E. Krady
H. N. Collison
J. F. Marley
Andy Houghton
Daniel FE. Curran
Thomas Ryan
Lawrence Cain
The
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J. W. Coveney
J. B. Fitzpatrick
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Arthur A. Fowle
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Thomas F. Doherty
J. G. Fennessey
Father Murphy
Woburn
McDonald
John Miller
McNamara
Edward F. Haynes
James T. Dunphy
Daniel Noonan
Fay
Chelsea
M. T Donahue
M. J. Flatley
FP. T. Hanley
John Manning
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John Tobin
Ned Rankin
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Daniel Burns
James A. Murphy
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W. H. Brine
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Cashman
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Col. L. J. Logan
James Dowling
John T. Gallagher
John Gilman
Thomas Brown
Thomas McCormack
John E. Killion
Thomas Flatley
Daniel Kenney
Fallon
W. H. Jones
George M. Mobbs
John F. Dore
John Mulloy
Harry M’glenen
John Curtin
W. J. McCormack
Dr. Carroll
William Doyle
Thomas Dee
John Farrell
J. G. Lennon
Frank
Turn- Verein
Turn Hall
Germania Band
Vex
Mathers
Edward Sterr
A.J. Gutermuth
Christian Eberhard
Edward Meyer
Charles Winther
John L. Whiting Mutual Benefit Association
J. G. Forman
B. Stewart
Unitarian Church
Grand Army
Golden Fleece Lodge of Masons
Providence
West Lynn
Odd Fellows
Lynn Assembly
Forman
David B. Fullerton
Golden Fleece Lodge
N. B. Fletcher
James D. Alley
David Knox
James N. Buffum
B. F. Peach
Thomas B. Knight
South Common Street
Secon
Annual Reunion of the Roanoke Association
The Roanoke association held its fourth annual reunion at the Revere house on Monday. Gen. Lee, the president, had died since election. vice president Gen. A. B. R. Sprague presided. Officers elected: president Gen. A. B. R. Sprague Worcester twenty-fifth regiment. first vice president Capt. J. A. Osgood Boston twenty-fourth. second vice president Dr. James A. Emmerton Salem twenty-third. secretary Edward H. Haskell Gloucester twenty-third. treasurer Capt. James Thompson Boston twenty-fourth. The annual dinner followed with resolutions in honor of the late Gen. Horace C. Lee.
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J. A. Osgood
Boston
James A. Emmerton
Salem
Edward H. Haskell
Gloucester
James Thompson
Horace C. Lee
Probate court lists long string of wills and admins
In Suffolk county probate court Monday the wills of Francis Andrews Augusta Kingsman Joseph B R Walker Elenora L Smith Mary Magarth Margaret Quinlan William EF Robertson Joan W Shully Elijah French Benjamin F Bayley Ronanna B Abbott Nancy Baum Vapcy M Felt Samuel F Williams Francis A Beecher and Gustavus V were probated Letters of administration were taken out of the estates of Henry H Evans John W Fossite Fanny E C Fisher Mary Chism John Flaherty Catherine Melody William Witzpatrick Thomas Maccarty William Maccarty Tom Stephenson Hill Henry McNatmara Catherine F W Hell Thomas S Proaty Anna E Bryant Timothy Coughlin Joseph Martin Jol Doody Mary A Murphy Theary A Lothrop Elizabeth A Lansil James E Farnam Eton Howe Levi P Haskell diravs P Scudding Ignaz Bervseh.
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Francis Andrews
Augusta Kingsman
Joseph B. R. Walker
Elenora L. Smith
Mary Magarth
Margaret Quinlan
William EF. Robertson
Joan W. Shully
Elijah French
Benjamin F. Bayley
Ronanna B. Abbott
Nancy Baum
Vapcy M. Felt
Samuel F. Williamis
Francis A. Beecher
Gustavus V. You
Henry H. Evans
Johnn W. Fossite
Fanny E. C. Fisher
Mary Chism
John &. Flaherty
Catherine Melody
Willian Witzpatrick
Thomas Maccarty
William
Maccarty
Tom Stephenson Hill
Henry McNatmara
Catherine F. W. Hell
Thomas S. Proaty
Anna E. Bryant
Timothy Coughlin
Joseph Martin
Jol. Doody
Mary A. Murphy
Theary A. Lothrop
Elizabeth A Lansil
James E. Farnam
Eton Howe
Levi P. Haskell
Diriavs P. Scudding
Ignaz Bervseh
Hand Burial Or Digging Incident At Hartland Vermont
An injured Hartland Vermont man A L Davis had his mangled arm amputated and buried. Attendants did not wash it properly. Later Davis felt a burning sensation in his band and told his wife. Men reportedly exhumed the hand and washed it in a room, believing a different operation was needed.
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Harlow Gale
Yale
Ithaca
NK. Y
Cornell University
New York City
MR. Grinnell
National Democratic Committee
Arlington Hotel
Joan L
Taunton
Board of Aldermen
Greenfield
G.O. “Taylor
Als Pad Grocers
Gulf of Mexico
Lake
Buffalo
St. Lawrence
Cuieagoo
Lowa
Drs Moines
Des Moines
Ft. Dodge
Boone
Chicago Burlington and Quincy
St. Paul
Chicago and Northwestern
Dakota
Iowa Central
Illinois Central
Rock Island
Here
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Janauschek
Curcaco
Grand Trunk
Kankakee Line
Kroxek
Wabash
Granger
la Harpe
Ill
Burlington and Quincy
Kansas City
Keokuk and
Stonewall’ Jackson
U.S. Grant
Grant and the
Veterans
Short AT Liberty
South America
Mr. Chandler
General Washington News
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Board of Health
Builer
Korti
Grenadier Guards
Fayot
Oidher
Garri
Son
Music Hall
Thomas Baldwin
Baldwin
O’ Brien
John T. Wogan
P. J. McDonald
M. F. Foley
Joan D. Berran
J. J Sullivan
T. Carr
J. W. Ferguson
H. P. Farren
J. F. Powers
T. M. Watson
J. L. Crowley
John ®. Costello
T. F. Sullivan
Sheriff O’brien
Gov. Robinson
O’brien
Thal Gov. Robinson
G. W. Robinson
Curran
John P. Sweeny
Lawrence
Adjt
Dalton
President Pillsbury
Miss Donahue
Holt
John L. Whiting & Son
Paine Hall
J. L. Whiting
H. S. Whiting
L. C. Hill
Thomas Hannehan
John Frazier
Clifton Black
William Riley
John Doerr
Joseph P. Murphy
John McLaughlin
Thomas Foley, Jr
Charles Harris
Otto Baron
John Riley
Charles Lamb
Malden
Margaret Mather
Lin County
Zula Reyers
Gluck
Orpheus
T Company
Ceatre
Boston T
Fantine
Ota
Ren
Boston A
Spera
Nsen
Boston P Advertising
Wefo
Post Publishing CO
Evavere
Tremont
Bes
Famors
Lynwn
Burrsside
Suffolk County Probate
Angostura
Dr. I. G. B. Siegert & Sons
Fairbasks
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