Twenty Eighth Meeting of Boston Sunday School Convention Held
The twenty eighth annual meeting of the Sunday School Teachers Convention of the Boston South Baptist Association convened at Dudley Street Baptist Church Highlands. Officers were elected and Warren Avenue Baptist School welcomed. Reports showed 41 schools 780 classes 991 officers and teachers 9 793 scholars 9 784 total members and 5 870 average attendance. Baptisms reached 222 and contributions totaled 7 063 13.
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Boston South Baptist Association
Dudley Street Baptist Church
the Highlands
Henry M. King
Dudley Street Church
O. M. Wentworth
Union Temple Church
C. J. Spenceley
Park P. Allen
Ruggles Street Church
M. Mills
Roslindale
E. Howard Bill
Quincy Point
E. B. Badger
First
Boston
North Baptist Association
C A. Roundy
Tremont Temple Sunday School
G. B. Lawton
A. T. Dunn
Stoughton Street
G. A. A. Pevey
Eng
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RK. G. Seymour
Ruggles Street
O. P. Gifford
Warren Avenue
D. T. Taylor
Jamaica Plain
Non-Forfeiture Life Policy Law Proposed by Legislature
The report discusses life insurance non-forfeiture proposals, noting diversity of opinion at a convention and presenting a simplified model bill. It sets rules for policies issued by Massachusetts companies, details paid premiums, reduced coverage after default, and computation standards, with a 1 January 1881 effective date.
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Julius L. Clarke
Convention of Insurance Commissioners
Massachusetts Legislature Debates Voting Rights and Amendments
The House advances a constitutional amendment to bar pauper disqualification for soldiers and sailors while considering a Gifford amendment on voting rights for women in military service. Rockwell objects on germane grounds. Bowerman’s poll tax repeal is ruled out. The resolve passes to a third reading by 123 to 4 amid orders of the day with various bills and committee actions noted, including adjourning.
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American Linen Manufacturing Company
American Linen Company
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
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Congress
Committee On Public Health
Alfred E. Giles
Committee On Banks and Banking
Lexiegian Savings Bank
Committee On Judiciary
City of
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State Library
Wannacomet Water Company
Nanvucket
Middleborough
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Brackett
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Fail River
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Robinson
Newton
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East
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Eddy
Eldridge
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Ferson
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Hill
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Rockwell
Paupore
Salem
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Abington
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Cambridge
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Notable Andover Banker and Leader Dies in Mass
The obituary notes the death at Andover Massachusetts on February 11 of a prominent local figure born December 24, 1800 in Atkinson New Hampshire. He studied at Dartmouth, practiced law, held clerical and manufacturing posts, served as president of the Boston and Maine Railroad for over twelve years, and was treasurer of Maryland Manufacturing and trustee of multiple academies. He also held Harvard overseer and Christ Church warden roles and left a widow daughter and three sons. Additional deaths include Dr William S. Chipley Cincinnati Sanitarium superintendent aged seventy, Dr O Everts Indiana Hospital for the Insane successor, Mrs Zoia Whitcomb widow of Maj Minot Pratt Cohasset aged eight years 11 months, Mrs Elvira B Conant Randolph death February 10 and Isaac Adolphe Cremieux Paris life Senator aged eighty four.
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Ignatius Sargent
Beal
Kingston
Sargent
Whitney
Boston and Providence Railroad
Orst
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Tus
Aspinwall
Brookline
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Worcester
Chester W. Chapin
Springfield
George O. Crocker
New Bedford
Moses Kimball
Boston
Henry Colt
Pittsfield
Edward B. Gillett
Westfield
John Cummings
Woburn
Charles 8. Sargent
Pittsfield and North Adams Railroad. the Annual Meeting of the Pittsfield and
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Boston and Albany
Charles E. Stevens
J. A. Rumrill
Ignatius Sargent, Jr
Edward Jackson
Francis W. Appleton
Bowdoin Alumni Association of
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W. D. Northend
Salem
W. 8. Gardner
Newton
Gen. Chamberlain
A. 8. Packard
J. Young
E. N. Packard
Z. G. Harlow
Lorenzo Marrett
Cambridge
Arlo Bates
KE. C. Smythe
T. J. Emery
Hall
Bowdoin
Peabody
Harvard College
Harvard Register
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Packard
Nehemiah Cleveland
Storer
William Smythe
Appleton
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Henry W. Longfellow
Andover
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Dartmouth College
Strafford
Andover Bank
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New Hampshire
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Cohasset
John Whitcomb
Elvira B. Conant
Ezra
Inquest Declined after Lizzie Newman Death in Bangor
Coroner Wilson ruled no inquest needed after Lizzie Newman died suddenly in Bangor Tuesday night. Maine stock activity notes an uptick of 2.5 million across Lewiston ventures with much held in Boston. A Greenbush man, Michael Richardson, was seriously injured by a falling tree on Clamon stream. Farnsworth’s mill Lisbon operates late. 30 cassimeres styles and 10,000 yards produced weekly for Southern shipments. Maine Central stock leader Darius Alden of Augusta holds 3,500 shares. Portland Browns dominate Central bonds. mining gains and risks cited, with fortunes and losses across Portland, Bangor, and Boston.
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Bangor
Wilson
Lewiston
Boston
Dillingham & Ballard
Clamon
Michael Richardson
Greenbush
Farnsworth
Lisbon
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company
Portland
John E. DeWitte
Charles A. Meyer
Thomas Dana
Asa F. Potter
George M. Hard
Charles Orr
Knightsville
Maine Central Railroad
Maine
Darius Alden
Augusta
Alden
Maine Central
Central
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Scarlet fever outbreak and court notes from New England
Scarlet fever remains widespread in Pittsfield with thirty cases and five fatalities reported. The Dover Supreme Court opened its February term with Judge Foster. the Grand Jury returned eleven indictments. A Republican gathering is planned in Concord to discuss delegate timing and whether bankers or soldiers should lead. Police broke up a Manchester thieves’ rendezvous, recovering a large amount of stolen goods and arresting several suspects linked to Pelham Derry Lowell and Lawrence connections.
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Dover
N. H
Foster
Concord
Phenix Hotel
Moody Currier
Col. Kelly
Manchester
George E
Clarence M. Randall
John Henry Dowery
John J. Sunderland
Lowell
Pelham
Derry
Robert Duncan
Massabesh Lake
Lawrence
Newburyport Templars Hold Quarterly Convention
The Good Templars met in Newburyport for their quarterly convention while county lodges report a drop in membership. A Plymouth Grand Jury presentment notes a surge of young defendants. trials are scheduled for next Monday.
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Newburyport
Monument Mills
Housatonic
Prescott
Lowell
James Farrell
Pocasset Mill
Fall River
Farrell
Taunton
Williams College
Goodrich Hall
Jackson
Chadbourne
Plymouth
Owen Mitchell
George E. Haskell
Wareham
Thomas O’brien
Henry H. Hunt
Lakeville
Robert H. White
Peter Sullivan
Middleboro
Old Colony
James Nickerson
Marshfield
Amaziah Nevins
Stephen D. Haskell
Marion
James L. Stone
Carver
Thomas Ryder
House of Correction
John O’meara
John Stockbridge
Scituate
Arthur Macontee
Brockton
Mitchell
Haskell
Nickerson
Ryder
Newport Ties Fragments of News Across City and Coast
Gordon Bennett rents a cottage on Catherine Street Newport to Mrs L N Clough of New York. The yacht Corning wrecked off the coast last week has been towed to Greenport and is not badly damaged. Emanuel Protestant Episcopal Church Newport to donate Sunday collections to Ireland relief. Harris mill weavers in Woonsocket strike seeking 20 percent wage hike but some return to work. Lippitt Woolen Co still refuses to concede beyond two cents per yard on heavy goods.
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Cmes
Gordon Bennett
Catherine Street
Newport
L. N. Clough
New York
Corning
Greenport
Emanuel Protestant Episcopal
Harris
Woonsocket
Lippitt Woolen Company
Multiple Fatalities and Civic Topics Feature Bridgeport Portland and Groton Heights
Reports detail James Gillick's fatal injury near Bridgeport after a train collision and Martin Erickson's death from a quarry collapse in Portland. New Haven ladies honor a special constable with a gold watch after the Hayden trial. Connecticut's House approves $3000 for Groton Heights centennial expenses. W H Castigan's body found near Meriden after a night freight incident. Reverend Herbert H Hayden faces rearrest and retrial. Martha Graves recounts a dream-turned-recovery as her hearing returns after thirty years.
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James Gillick
Housatonic
Bridgeport
Martin Erickson
Middlesex
Portland
New Haven
Hayden
Connecticut House
Groton Heights
W. H. Castigan
Wallingford
Meriden
Herbert H. Hayden
Martha P. Graves
South Killingly
Tragedy in Buffalo: Husband Shoots Wife Then Self
Peter Kettle, an habitual drunkard, shot his wife after she refused to live with him. He then shot himself and jumped into a cistern. The woman was badly injured and he is near death.
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Peter Kettle
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