Harvard Symphony Concerts at Music Hall This Afternoon
The Harvard Musical Association presents the seventh concert of its current series at Music Hall. Mrs. K E Humphrey Allen and Mr and Mrs W H Sherwood will assist with a program including Ritter's Sardanapalus Symphony Oberon overture Freyschutz selections and Mozart concert for two pianos. Other numbers follow.
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Committee Reports and Actions on Boston Legislation
The report covers amendments and bills from multiple committees including labor election laws mercantile affairs and judiciary. It notes withdrawals orders for Boston petitions municipal election timing telegraph company charter restrictions life insurance policy forfeiture and civil process service. It lists orders to third reading and actions on holidays and state calendar items.
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Committees Report and Military Drill Debate
Judiciary discusses a bill to allow trials against railroad companies for fatal negligence. Other items include measures on deputy sheriffs serving venues, trustee process, wage assignment protections, and a census of registered female voters. Brockton water scrip authorized. James Mackintosh seated. Hoosac tunnel Sunday trains debated. military drill in schools discussed with amendments and postponement.
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Fire Destroys Corner House at Western Avenue and Nelson Street
A fire alarm at box 34 reported a blaze in a two story dwelling at Western avenue and Nelson street. Henry Haddock owned the house, occupied by H A Keay and Thomas Bassett families. Losses total about 1700 with 1500 insured. A Keay child Ray 5 lay ill with membranous croup and may not survive. Mrs McCormick died from burns yesterday evening.
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Boy Falls From Window Injures Internal Wounds
Patrolman Rock reports five year old John Shea son of Timothy Shea of 15 Webber Street Roxbury fell about thirty feet from a third story window to the sidewalk. He was severely injured internally but no bones were broken and he was taken to City hospital for treatment.
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Nantucket Shipwreck Survivors Thank Railroad Aid
Ernest Tyson from Boston writes of being shipwrecked on Nantucket shoals during severe weather. He and several others lost nearly all possessions and were helped by Old Colony Railroad to return home without delay. He urges a public statement and notes no law compels government or Marine institutions to reimburse the company for this aid.
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Hungerford National bank liquidates in Adams New York
News in brief reports the Hungerford National Bank of Adams New York entering liquidation on Wednesday. Other items note two families near Rondout New York sick from trichinae pork, a murder conviction in St Louis for Mack Sanders killing, and injuries to Rev H O Hiscox in Rondout.
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Death notices span several states with multiple obituaries
Obituaries report Darius A. Wood of Albany dying February 16 at age 60 with a career in rail industry and iron works. Additional notices include Col. Gifford of New Haven Vermont, Allen H. Ingalls of Dighton, Captain Ariel P. Crowell of Manchester by the Sea, Nathaniel Weston of Salem, Andrew Mack of the ship Frank M. Theer, and William Forsyth of Chelsea, all marked by death in mid February and summaries of their roles, ages, and legacies.
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Noted international lawyer's suit with Staigg settled
The long running case of Hon William Beach Lawrence of Newport against artist Richard N Staigg of Boston is virtually settled in favor of the defendants after nearly twenty years of court action. The dispute arose from a real estate transaction involving a portion of the Ochre Point estate.
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Superior Court First Session Dockets Feb 16
In the Superior Court First Session before Judge Peryam cases listed include Frank N. Brown v Michael Broughey an action to recover 144 on a possibly altered promissory note and a collateral security claim. Joshua Brothers v Horace N Hatch an action for 9822 for money advanced for claims collection. Multiple in order entries show various docket numbers and case titles.
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Maine News Briefs Include Debt, Monuments and Rail Venture
In Portland the India Street Universalist society cannot meet debts and faces sale of the church over a $17,600 mortgage. Hallowell granite works is carving monuments including a tomb statue for Zachariah Chandler and a rebel general Steger Jackson. The Maine executive council confirms Josiah S. Hobbs as state librarian, withdraws Stilwell as fish commissioner, and rejects other nominations. Calais and St Stephens boys feuded on ice with missiles. similar skirmishes occurred last week with coal and bricks, some injuries implied. Cape Elizabeth railroad bill passes to engrossment naming Moses Palmer and others as incorporators with $100,600 capital and a completion deadline of January 1, 1885. The line may run from Ferry Village toward Prout's Neck Libby's Neck, year-round operation optional.
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Portland
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Lewiston
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Fire destroys cottage. Eben Burge, 77, perishes
A low cottage on the Medford road to Brookline burned Wednesday. Eben Burge known as Uncle Eben, aged 77, lived there alone and died in the blaze. The week saw 1391 pairs of shoes manufactured. Dartmouth aims to Improve baseball with strong training and a top roster under Captain Partridge. The New Hampshire board of agriculture met at Hopkinton with leaders Humphrey Adams Sanborn and Walker present. Littleton Musical Association elected officers for the year including Rev. George A. McLaughlin as president.
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