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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1882

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Maine Railroads and Long-Standing Marriages Highlighted

The railroad commissioners report five 1881 railroad corporations in Maine with lines ranging from 5 to 246 miles and a total of 36 railroads covering 1151 miles. Kennebunkport records show numerous couples celebrating over five decades of marriage, with several couples at 54 to 62 years.

Oia Orchard Junction Bangor and Katahdin Maine Kennebunkport Joseph Manuel Ephraim Wildes James Trefethren George Davis John Smith Seth Grant Jethro N. Smith Jacob Hutchins James Wiles James Huffana Allison B. Hn Ifty Thatcher Hubbinsana Jotham L. Cleaves

Rochester Apple Shipments Move from Fall to Winter

Nearly 6 000 barrels of apples were shipped from Rochester in fall and winter, mostly grown in Rochester or nearby. In Clarinda C Leighton vs Dover, a verdict for the plaintiff for 1750 dollars was returned for injury from a defective highway. Dover horse railroad grantees organized with President Mayor Charles M Murphy treasurer Harrison Haley clerk Thomas J Smith. funds already pledged secure the road's construction.

Rochester Clarinda C. Leighton City of Dover Dover Horse Railroad Charles M. Murphy Harrison Haley Thomas J. Smith

Multiple Fatal and Cruelty Incidents Reported in Milford and Nearby

Reports list Meltiah Fisher killed by a fall from a Milford roof. Mies Augusta Holden dies after taking poison on the 12th. John Rickard injured at Russell mills in Plymouth. Carl Hallen fatally leaped before an Old Colony train near Clinton. George Nolan accused of animal cruelty in Chester. New Bedford population forecast and a new yarn mill corp organized. A Fall River woman dies after overdosing on medicine misidentified as tansy.

Meltiah Fisher Milford Mies Augusta O. Holden Royalston John Rickard Russell Mills Plymouth Carl Hallen Clinton George Nolan Chester Nolan New Bedford Standard New Bedford Manufacturing Company William D. Howland Fall River

Providence mother fatally suffocates infant in sleep

Mrs. William Baack of Providence fatally suffocated her 4 month old baby by rolling over it in her sleep. The report also notes a ship sale and prison assault details involving other individuals and locations.

William Baack Providence Redwood Commodore Caidyett Navy E.J. Anderson Boston James Dumanway Fiiday Asa Coon William Wright Coon Wright Iowa Dumanway

Multiple Updates from Across Towns and States

Mrs. Laura B. Starr visits friends in West Chester park. Trinity church resolves eulogies for the late William H. Gardiner. Rev. Warry Brickell is called to Thetford Congregational church. Lewiston Democrats nominate Dr. A. M. Garcelon for mayor. ex Gov. Garcelon’s son is noted. John Boyle O'Reilly supported by Bunker Hilland league. Central land league censures for censuring him. Rufus Hateh recovers from malarial fever. Rev. Dr. Mayo concludes campaigns in Virginia and North Carolina. touring with State Superintendent Thompson in South Carolina. Gen. John Bidwell ships over 10,000,000 pounds of fruit from Chico orchards.

Laura B. Starr Cleveland Herald West Chester Park Trinity Church William H. Gardiner Warry Brickell Hillsboro Bridge New Hampshire Thetford Lewiston A. M. Garcelon Garcelon Charles H. Rice Warren S. Rice Saco United States Panama John Boyle O’reilly Bunker Hilland League Central Land League Rufus Hateh New York Dr. Mayo Virginia North Carolina Thompson South Carolina San Francisco Call John Bidwell Europe Chico Cal

Judge Day Removal Case Heard Before Special Committee

The special committee held a public session on Friday to hear the case against Judge Day. Bainbridge Wadleigh, counsel for the petitioners, outlined specifications claiming improper client relations in Barnstable probate matters and alleging he accepted bribes connected to a 1861 customs appointment while serving as a judge.

Conkling Justice Hunt Supreme Bench Arthur Gray Edmunds Senate United States Committee On Foreign Relations Bayard Perry Belmont Foreign Affairs Committee Kasson Levi P. Morton Credit Industrial State Department Washington Supreme Court Hoar Webster Judiciary Committee Sargent Germany Cameron Pennsylvania New York Tribune and World New York the Tribune Today the Tribune Peru Bolivia Chile Chili Bainbridge Wadleigh Barnstable County Barostavle Judge Day Barnstable Mass Pew Fam Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth House Joseph M. Day Court of Justice Mr. Talbot Mr. Thompson

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