Chaffee & Sons Seek Creditors’ Respite in New Orleans
John Chaffee & Sons filed a petition for a temporary relief from creditors citing assets of 763 644 dollars and liabilities of 683 516 dollars with a net surplus of 79 828 dollars A creditors meeting is set for March 25 The firm also mentions Love Chaffee Co at Minden as a related concern and cites burdens from holding plantations and declines in prices and bond values as reasons for default
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New Orleans
John Chaffee & Sons
Totten Factors
Woking
Love, Cha
Ice-bound Bay Delays Newport and New York Steamers
Providence, Feb 18. Newport and New York boats suspend trips for repairs after ice pack thickens in the bay channel. Since Monday’s breakup, ice five to eight feet deep blocks navigation. two steamers from Fall River, plus a Philadelphia and a Baltimore steamer and one schooner, sail out. Embargo described as the most severe in 15 years. Coal from the schooner Wm. R. Huston ashore near Warwick light, 150 tons taken, expected to be floated at high water tomorrow noon.
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Providence
Newport
New York
Fall River
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Wm. R. Huston
Warwick Light
Turmoil in Pocahontas Blairing Lynchburg Mines
Reports from Pocahontas in Tazewell county describe unrest amid mine closings. Several residents, including the town slayer, have been shot at night, a black policeman was killed, and others faced expulsion under death threats. Citizens held a mass meeting and funded police gear.
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Linchburg
Pocahontas
Tazewell County
Saloon Owner Sought After Bottling Attack Leaves Man Critical
Police found Thomas Reilly near Patrick McKone's saloon in New Hampshire badly injures after being struck with bottles. He was stitched at the city station hospital. A warrant was issued for Patrick McKone and Patrick McFadden, McKone’s supporters claim Reilly caused the disturbance. Reilly, 30, a mill worker, is reported in critical condition.
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Woven
N. H
Thomas Reilly
Patrick McKone
Reilly
Patrick MceKone
Patrick McFadden
McKone
Cadets Honor Popular Commander At Norfolk Banquet
Twenty members of Company B First Corps of Cadets hosted a luncheon for their commander Captain W H Aline at Wyman's Chop House Norfolk. The meal featured blue points on the shell and a variety of dishes as cigars were lit and the mood relaxed, breaking usual formalities.
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Wyman
Chop House
Norfolk Place
Company B
First Corps of Cadets
W. H. Aline
Whitney Calls on President Elect in Albany Visit
William C. Whitney of New York met with the president-elect at Willett street and later spoke with Daniel Fanning at the commercial bank. Observers think the purpose was to discuss New York state representation in the cabinet. A. C. Hessing of the Chicago Staats Zeitung attended briefly as a friendly caller.
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Albany
Cleveland
William C. Whitney
New York
Whitney
Willett Street
Commercial Bank
Daniel Fanning
New York State
A. C. Hessing
Chicago Staats Zeitungs/80
Svas
Founder's Day Marked at Dean Academy in Franklin
Pranklin Mass February 18 Oliver Dean founder’s day celebrated at Dean Academy with an afternoon address by Rev George L Perrin of Boston music by pupils in the chapel prayer by Rev Mr Kier of Norwood and an Alumni meeting followed by an evening musical and literary entertainment in the chapel.
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Pranklin
Mass
Oliver Dean
Dean Academy
George L. Perrin
Boston
Ave
Kiern
Norwood
No Seat No Fare Group Forms in Chicago
A so called no seat no fare organization emerges on Chicago's North Side with plans to start March 1. Members intend to crowd street cars, refuse to pay without seats, and resist expulsion by conductor and driver. Street car companies reportedly consider countermeasures to thwart the effort.
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Chicago
Northboro Youth Convicted for False Marriage License Claim
Dana Rice Bigelow of Northboro was tried in Westboro for making false statements to obtain a marriage license. The license was issued in Grafton on December 8, and the ceremony held there. He was convicted and fined $25 plus costs. the charge was instigated by his wife.
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Worcester
Mass
Dana Rice Bigtelow
Northboro
Westboro
Grafton Dee
Bigelow
Bhe
Illinois Senate Holds First Ballot In Senator Election
Springfield reports the legislature met in joint session at noon with 202 members present and two absent. First ballot totals show John A. Logan 101, Morrison 94, Dingnes 5, Lawler 1, Ward 1, John Smith 1. No winner. only one ballot was taken.
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Springfield
Ill
United States
John A. Logan
Wm. R. Morrison
E. M. Dingnes
Frank Lawler
J. H. Ward
John Smith
New Hampshire Exhibit Hosts Governor Hale Reception
In New Orleans on February 18 the New Hampshire exhibit welcomed Gov. Hale with a reception attended by about 2000 people. Commissioner General Moorehead spoke, Gov. Hale delivered remarks, a poem by Mrs. Abby E. Marne was read, and several U S commissioners from other states spoke.
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New Orleans
New Hampshire
Gov. Hale
Moorehead
Abby E. Marne
United States
Bray Bros Grain Commission Firm Closes Doors
Bray Bros grain commission merchants of San Francisco shut their offices with liabilities and assets each about 500000 dollars. Nonconvertible assets leave the balance tight. Rumor cites a clerk defalcation as the possible cause though resume of business is believed possible.
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San Francisco
Bray Bros
Grain Commission
Sray
Knoxville Father Burns Children to Kill Vermin
In Hawkins county a man named James Reynolds poured kerosene on the heads of his three children ages 4, 2, and 6 years to kill vermin. None died within two hours, though one child would have died without a timely physician.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Hawkins County
James Reynolds
Barn Fire Kills Noted Stallions Near Cheyenne
A barn on Hon. Harry Oelrichs ranche six miles from Cheyenne burned today. The imported stallion Burdant valued at 15000 and a Cleveland bay worth 5000, along with three other horses, perished. Several carriages also destroyed. Total loss estimated at 25006.
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Cheyenne, W. T
Harry Oelrichs
Cleveland
Neally murder trial ends with quick guilty verdict
Bavcok Me February 18 County Attorney Appleton finished the closing argument for the government in the Neally murder case. Chief Justice Joan A. Peters delivered the jury charge and after only 25 minutes the jury returned a verdict of guilty.
Cooper Absconds With Firm Funds In Canandaigua
Henry E. Cooper, late collector for R. G., Dan & Co. of this city, absconded with about 1200 dollars of the firm’s money. He is said to have also used around 2000 dollars from his aged mother, leaving her penniless. Cooper is believed to have fled to Canada.
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berraLco
N. Y
Henry E. Cooper
Wilso
Cooper
Canada
Bold Derby wedding draws 500 with horns and pans
In New Haven on February 15 Harry Baldwin a 23 year old clerk married Charlotte Canfield a 75 year old widow in Derby. The ceremony sparked a raucous display as about 500 onlookers rang fish horns tin pans and wash boilers to celebrate.
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New Haven
Harry Baldwin
Derby
Charlotte Canfield
Remarkable Bottled Stimulant Claim From Drug Trade
A notice promotes exceptionally pure and safe stimulant labeled G.O.O ayior Old Bourbon sold in bottles through a drug outlet. The ad asserts purity and safety while outlining product format and distribution channel.
Cabinet turf battle shapes Cleveland's next picks
Washington officials expect Cabinet decisions by week’s end with Manning likely to be secretary of the treasury and Vilas slated for war. Massachusetts objections shadow eastern appointments as Thurman and Bayard surface for interior and state posts amid broader party maneuvering.
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Washington
Cleveland
Treasury
Whitney
Manning
McDonald
New Jersey
Gen. McClellan
Navy Department
Garland
Lamar
Post Office Department
Judge Thurman
Interior Department
Senator Bayard
State Department
Senate Amends Anti-Contract Labor Bill Passes
The Senate adopted amendments to the anti contract labor bill after debate led by Mr. Butler whose substitute was rejected. Amendments shifted penalties and penalties allocation, with the bill ultimately passing 50 to 9.
Ochiltree Presses Privilege Over Galveston Harbor Debate
In the US House on February 18 a river and harbor bill amendment for Galveston harbor was adopted allocating 500 000. Texas Rep Ochiltree challenged a Holman amendment claiming a lobbyist named Robert Alexander influenced it. He stated Alexander attacked him in the Capitol corridor and vowed to meet him. The exchange drew laughter and calls for order.
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Holman
Ochiltree
Indiana
Price
Wisconsin
Superior Bay
St. Louis Bay
Hiscock
New York
Flood Rock
East River
Point Rock
House
Washington
Galveston
Galveston Harbor
Harbor Board
Secretary of War
Galveston Wharf Company
City Land Company
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe , Railroad Company
Texas
Pennsylvania
Mr. Ochiltree
Eupen
Capitol
Alexander
Judiciary Committee Report Concerning Army Trials Conduct
The Judiciary Committee reports on resolutions about court martial procedures in the Army. It urges amending articles of war to allow trials by mixed panels when superior officers are unavailable and to limit judge advocates from confidential deliberations. It also supports trying an officer before a president appointed court martial if the commander is not the accuser.
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Judiciary Committee
Washington
Ingalls
Committee On the Judiciary
Senate
United States
Washington Deficiency Bill and Inauguration Plans
The deficit bill advances a total appropriation of 3.56 million dollars with 75 thousand for clerks in post offices. It awards 1.4 thousand to six sergeants and 600 for families of two Esquimaux, victims near Lady Franklin Bay. Inauguration Ball Room work progresses with carpenters remaining on site. pension bureau costs rose from 590 thousand to 2.9 million annually. Senate confirms Emory Speer as district judge in Georgia by a close vote. Saturday closure ordered for ceremonies at the Washington monument. two Massachusetts banks extend corporate existence. 1300 delegates protest a Masonic tone to the dedication.
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Washington
Butler
United States
Dawes
Massachusetts
London
Labor Bureau
Knight of Labor
Congress
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Blair
Mr. Butler
Yeas
Plumb
Lapham
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Aldrich
Allison
Bowen
Brown
Call
Camden
Cameron
Wisconsin
Chace
Conger
Cullom
Dolph
Fair
Frye
George
House of Representatives
Appropriations Committee
Cleck
Brainard
Fredericks
Lynn
Ralston
Jewell
Elison
Salor
Lady Franklin Bay
Jens Edwards
Frederick Thorly
Christiansen
Esquimaux
Pension Building
Carpenters’ Union
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Emory Speer
Georgia
Hall
Senator Brown
Department of Agriculture
Government Printing Office
Washington Monument
Maine encampment elects officers at Thomaston meeting
The State Encampment of the Maine department Grand Army of the Republic met in Thomaston in the Baptist vestry with 200 delegates. Gen James A Hall was elected commander. 27 new posts formed and 2000 new recruits added. $1300 unexpended balance. pension bill endorsed. $10 aid appropriation noted for the national encampment. Prominent members attended and a camp fire at Union hall followed a banquet with patriotic readings.
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Thomaston
Maine Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Baptist
Williams
Committee On Credentials
Senate
Vorlland
House of Representatives
Minneapolis
James A. Hall
C. E. Moulton
J. O.johnson
R. L. Howard
A. C. Hamlin
B. K. Gately
Portland
H. H. Burbank
Saco
State of Maine
G. M. Seiders
the Press
8. L. Miller
Waldeboro News
Pont Pleasants Sacrilegious Grave Robbery Uncovered
In Salt Creek near Pisgat Church two miles from the Ohio rivermouth, sexton discovers six graves opened and bodies removed. Limbs severed in some cases, corpses laid out on the ground in a Greek cross shape. No clue to the culprits, bodies exposed for one or two days.
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Point Pleasant
Salt Creek
Ohio
Pisgat
Genuine Anpostura Bitters by Siegert & Sons
The advertisement proclaims Anpostura Bitters as the only genuine import from South America. It warns that all similar bitters or those labeled Angostura are imitations made in the United States, urging buyers to request the genuine article from Dr I G B Siegert & Sons.
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Dr. I. G. B. Siegert & Sons
South America
Angostura
United States
Dr. 1
Siegert & Sons
Ice and Storm Freeze Great Lakes and Rail Routes
Ice piles miles thick across Lake Michigan and acrossshore fields. Propellers Michigan Ludington and Wisconsin stuck in ice. crews stranded, some reaching shore after perilous crossings. Lane to Lancaster N H reports a devastating storm, barns burned, bridges unsafe, trains delayed. New York sound steamers stalled by ice. Buffalo through trains late. New York City sees four inches snow. Washington endures wintry weather ahead of events with a long funeral procession and ceremonies.
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Milwatr Ee
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Grand Haven
Michigan
Ludington
Wisconsin
South Haven
Mich
Here
Lancaster
WN. H
Vicin
Indemnity Threatens Sino Japanese War Feared
Advices from Yokohama suggest Corean indemnity payable to Japan over the Seoul palace attack and legation burning could trigger war between China and Japan. Chinese envoy pressured Corean government, Japan demands full satisfaction, and war looms if unsatisfied. Gen Foote praised for risk in aiding Japanese during the riot. Hong Kong reports Chinese rail funding proposal rejected. Shanghai property losses rise on Franco-Chinese conflict.
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San Francisco
Yokohama
Corea
Japan
Seoul Palace
China
United States
Gen. Foote
Hong Kong
Peking
Shanghai
Infernal box found at New York police HQ
A messenger brought a box to Superintendent Walling at police headquarters in New York and warned “Dynamite.” Walling and Dr Cyrus Edson opened and inspected the sealed crate. The device appeared booby trapped with copper hinges and nails. Edson cut the ends and took a yellow liquid for analysis, fearing explosion if opened.
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New York
Walling
Edson
Edon
Miss Florence Marryatt Visits New York Amid Illness
New York society notes Miss Florence Marryatt the novelist and Captain Marryatt’s daughter will stay in New York to recuperate before returning to Europe. She suffers a severe bronchitis outbreak from her Canadian entertainment tour, while Mrs. Dudley remains imprisoned and rebellious behind bars. An injunction by R Worthington may be sought to stop Comsock from interfering with subscriptions to The Arabian Nights unexpurgated edition, provoking literary factions.
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New York
Hotel Victoria
Florence Marryatt
Marryatt
Europe
Dudley
R. Worthington
Comsock
Funeral of Dr Damrosch in New York Opera House
Dr Leopold Damrosch was honored with a funeral at the Metropolitan Opera House this afternoon. The casket rested near palm branches and a baton atop the music desk, as opera house draping conveyed mourning and thousands filled the venue. On stage several hundred attendees stood or paid respects.
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New York
Leopold Damrosch
Metropolitan
Opra House
The Nicholson Case Commutation Hearing Opens
The Governor and Council conducted a full day hearing on James Nicholson condemned for murder, reviewing trial evidence and weighing petitions for commutation. Counsel for Nicholson presented new affidavits, jurors' signatures, and medical testimony to argue lack of premeditation and trial fairness. The council adjourned to Tuesday at 2 PM for a decision.
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James Nicholson
North End
Stillman B. Allen
Owen A. Galvin
Boston
F.W. Bird
Harmon Hall
J. A. Harwood
Senator Bennett
William Barrett Wright
Oliver Ditson
John B. Haynes
G. A. Bruce
Tebey
Liverus Hall
J. Q. A. Brackett
Nicholson
Allen
Henry Q. Clark
James H. Denny
S. A. Davis
Alien
Samuel Watts
Thomaston
Alderman Welch
Mr. Ailen
G. F. Pratt
A. D. Handy
George Wedrick
Henry O’keee
John W. Sullivan
Arthur Havery
Mr. Allen
Tey
Fall of Khartoum and treasure seizure reported from London
London dispatch notes fear at the war office over Col Buller’s position at Gubat as Mahdist reinforcements raise Metemneh to about seven thousand five hundred. Rebels hold ten long range guns while Buller lacks heavy artillery. Parliament will hear Gladstone defend the government and the Soudan campaign. El Mahdi captured Gen Gordon’s treasure, while limited medals reach London amid the Khartoum news. Mrs. James Russell Lowell’s condition remains grave and nourishment is only liquid under opiate care.
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London
War Office
Col. Buller
Gubat
Metemneh
Gladstone
Stafford Northcot
House of Commons
Khartoum
el Mahdi
Gen. Gordon
Omdurman
Lowell King
James Russell Lowell
Burr Oaks Company Delayed by Snowbound Route
Providence Rhode Island February 18. The Burr Oaks company which was to open at Low's grand opera house on Monday only reached Albany from the west this morning snowbound in central New York. Several leading people are sick and New England engagements including Providence Fall River Brockton New Bedford and Boston have been cancelled.
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Providencr, R. I
Burr Oaks’ Company
Low’s
Grand Opera House
Albany
New York
New England
Providence
Fall River
Brockton
New Bedford
Boston
Fire gutts William Russell & Son pulp mill in Lawrence
Fire discovered tonight gutted the brick pulp mill of William Russell and Son in Lawrence Massachusetts. The blaze was brought under control but caused losses not less than 50000 dollars and the mill was completely destroyed though fully insured.
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Lawrence
Mass
William Aussell & Son
Paper Manufacturing Company
Steamer Runs Ashore Near Capes Point
At 1 10 this morning a foreign steamer ran ashore on the Point of Capes near Henlopen Delaware. Captain and crew reported safe as coast guard and local vessels assist in the incident. Marine authorities opened an inquiry into the grounding and salvage plans.
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Henlopen
Del
Point of Capes
Mines close as 1200 men lose work in Rockbridge Va
The Victoria Iron mines and furnace in Rockbridge county Va have shut down due to overstock leaving 1200 men unemployed. James Gilliland chief clerk of Washington Territory district court fled to British Columbia with nearly $20000. An explosion at Hillman company colliery Wilkes Barre Pa buried 11 workers. James Solomon and Henry Dunstorve died instantly and nine were injured. Several others may die from injuries.
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Victoria
Rockbridge County
James Gilland
Washington Territory District Court
British Columbia
Territory
Hillman Company
Wilkesbarre
James Solomon
Henry Dunstorve
Samuel Jenkins
Thomas
Jones
William Eastice
Twelve Bodies Recovered From Alta Snow Slide Rescue
Salt Lake City Utah February 18 relief party returns from Alta with twelve bodies in mournful procession. Several rescued alive after long burial including Andrew White Frederick Cullinan Keist and Ford. Mrs Ford warned of danger with premonition. An inquest pending burials tomorrow. Other Alta residents still in danger. Snow slides are daily in the area and more rescue efforts planned.
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Salt Lake City
U. T
Alta
Andrew White
Frederick Cullinan
Ballou
Keist
Hewitt
Johnson
Hans Alsen
Superior Gulch
Samuel Prescott
R. Angere
John White
MacDaniels
Mather Juliet debut at Boston Theatre falls short
Miss Mather's first appearance as Juliet at the Boston Theatre last evening drew polite applause but left critics uneasy. The performance echoed last season's portrayal, showing she is well taught yet lacking spontaneity and heartfelt energy. Other cast members, including Mr. Paulding and Miss Terry, received mixed notices amid a busy program of Shakespearean and concert events.
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Margaret Mather
Boston Theatre
Miss Mather
Juliet
Mr. Paulding
Mr. Salvini
Levick
Damison
Barrows
Ellen Terry
Beatrice
Shakespeare
Miss ‘Terry
Miss Terry
Mr. Irving
Benedick
Charles I
Irving
Charles
Henrietta Maria
Eugene Aram
The
Lyons Mail
Louis Maaas
Horticultural Hall
Louis Maas
Bertha Maas
Timothee Adhamowski
Saens Saens
Chopin
Maas
On the Prairies
Pugilists Fight in Court Street Private Club
In a Court Street resort a large crowd witnessed multiple boxing bouts among notable boxers. Paddy Duffy and Dan Murphy fought fiercely for a $100 purse before Murphy quit after three rounds with heavy injuries. A rematch for 2100 or 200 per side was planned within three weeks. Other bouts featured Boston Lowell and Cambridge contenders ending the evening with Kerrigan versus Curry.
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Court Street
AtSo
Ed. Holske
Police News
Donovan
New York World
Welsh
Boston
Wilson
England
Paddy Duffy
Dan Murphy
Lowell
Tigers
Murphy
Duffy
Flavin
McDonald
Sullivan
Harrington
Cambridge
McQuade
Fitzsimmons
Gilman Wins 200-193 In 200-Point Carrom Bout At Marshall's
In Marshall's billiard rooms on Wednesday Gilman defeated Eames 200 to 193 in a 200 point game to decide ownership of a handsome prize for the highest run in the recent tournament. Gilman posted the best 1 hour 27 minute effort with runs of 11 15 25 and led with a 28 21 average. The match featured top cues and a trophy cue awarded to the scorer of the second highest run.
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Carrom Billiards
Gilman
Marshall's
Messrs. Exumes
E. L. Smith
Eames
Fames
Marshall
O’ Neil
Distinguishing Names in a Clap Trap Affair Advert
Readable text centers on dubious promotions using grandiose titles and stage names. The item warns readers to beware of inflated claims and misrepresented identities tied to a sham enterprise. No specific people or organizations are clearly named in the extract.
Bowdoin Alumni Hold Seventeenth Gathering and Dinner
The Bowdoin College alumni gathered at Youngs Hotel for the seventeenth annual meeting with Prof. Egbert C. Smyth presiding. Officers elected include Smyth as president and Augustine Jones as vice president, plus other officers and an alumni plan to elect Bowdoin trustees by alumni vote. A banquet followed with tributes to Prof. Packard and remarks by Ex-President Brown and others.
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E.C. Smyth
Wiliam D. Werthend
Brown
Boston Association of the Bowdoin College
Youngs Hotel
Egbert C. Smyth
E. C. Smyth
Andover
Augustine Jones
Arthur J. Parker
Edwin A. Curtis
Hon. Williams
Gardner
Daniell C. Linscott
Horatio G. Herrick
Edward Stanwood
Joseph W. Chadwick
M. D. Wadsworth
Frank W. Wright
O. C. Stevens
Bowdoin College
Stevens
Bowdoin
Prof. Smyth
T. F. Stone
Caleb Saunders
H. E. Eastman
James Ayer
Thomas J. Emery
H. G. Herrick
Smyth
Packard
Prof. Packard
Brunswick
Wm. D. Northend
Salem
Alma Maeer
Dartmouth
Lord
Robinson
C. A. Bell
Italian Mardi Gras customs and North End celebrations described
An account details 40 day pre Lent carnivals in Italy with masquerade visits dancing processions and wine and fruit offerings. It notes similar French Mardi Gras origins and describes North End Italian residents in Boston keeping the customs with dancing halls tenement rooms and profit seeking managers, ending on Ash Wednesday.
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Italy
Naples
France
New Orleans
North End
Kaly
Farmer Loses Farm to Stop Daughters Affair
A Bangor Missouri farmer sold his farm to intervene in his daughters 15 and 17 attracting two young men. He bought Indiana bound tickets and rode west. Near Waterville he slept and woke to find the elder daughter missing. He learned the other had left at Cambridge and both girls vanished by Wednesday morning.
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Bangor
Indiana
West
Waterville
Boston
Cambridge
Many Topics From East Northwood to Norwich and Beyond
Ten aspirants seek the East Northwood post office in New Hampshire while Rutland Vermont sees a wave of activity with $10,000 raised for a soap factory and $6,000 in lottery tickets sold. News spans Auburn New Hampshire debt freedom to Lowell Vermont mineral spring cures, and figures in Newport Centre Vermont wearing straw hats for headache relief.
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East Northwood
N. Hf
Sioe
Rutland
Newport Centre
Auburn
N.H
Lowell
Samuel J. Hedley
Nathan Crosby
Victoria
Rock Bridge
Portland
S. M. Field
Newport
Isea
Dover
N. H
Maynard & Washburn
Claremont
George L. Peavey
Lynn
Mass
South Berwick
Eastern Railroad
Burlington
Cambridge
Floyd
James W. Cumminsky
State Aid Committee
Fitchville
Conn
Palmer Bros
Falls Company
Norwich
Florida
Colorado
New London
Navy Yard
E. L. Barr
New York
Ef, Stannard
New Haven
James Sheridan
Lawrence
Annie
Notable Early 1900s News Snippets From East Boston and Nearby
Local items report illnesses and travels of several named individuals including Mr Wm Woolley of East Boston ill with pneumonia and Mr William Winter of the New York Tribune staying at the Hotel Vendome. Others note theatre crowds, a long-serving town clerk’s retirement, and a birthday recollection of a prominent figure connected to press history.
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Wm Woolley
East Boston
William Winter
New York Tribune
Cleveland
West Newbury
John C. Carr
Haverhill Bulletin
O. F. Hewett
New London
Conn
Rosa B. Daniels
Stonington
Geo
Augustus Sala Saled
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Honolulu
Charles A. Stoddard
D. D
New York
Deacon Stoddard
Iite
Blagden
Edward W. Bacon
First Church of Christ of
Jpringfield Union
Hannal Swasey
Almeda
Cal
Lord Plaisted
England
Dover
N. H
Gen. Washington
George Parsons Lathrop
Montreal
John Chadwick
Boston
Hionolult
Lathrop
Neptune
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Frederick Cowen
Raff
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Lawrence Barrett
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H. BH. Shattuck
A. H. Grimke
M. KL. Prett
Susan KH. Anthony
Merona
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Harriette R. Shattuck
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Noah Davis
Win. M. Evarts
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Edward Payson Weston
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Washington Colony
Lowell Manufacturing Company
James Ives
New England Transportation Company
Light
New Rochelle
James M. Mead
Merchants’ Bank
Daniel Needham
National Bank Examiner
F. S. Sanford
Pacific National Bank
Nantucket
William H. Chadwick
John Carey
Bushelman
Haley's Clothing
Newmarket
Hugh Mesorley
Omaha
Vandalla
Naval Board of Inspection and Survey
Marion
Suez Canal
Asiatic Squadron
Elbridge G. Alien
Steamer Company No. 3
Federal-street
Moody
Coftin & Co
Vorfin
North Adams
Louise Williams
Arthur H. Jones
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!