January Municipal Court Prepares for Higher Court Trials
Judge Parmenter presides as Mary Patterson, described as a nightwalker, receives four months in the house of industry. Other defendants face larceny, embezzlement, forgery, and drunkenness charges with various bonds and imprisoned outcomes noted. James Kelley and Thomas Conroy have examining waivers for trial upstairs and upper court respectively.
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Superior Criminal Court
Mason
Arthur W. Tufts
Francis W. Learned
Henry A. Bitson
Patrick P. Cheever
Joseph C. Lindsay
John Quirk
Alice Quinlan
Robert Gonway
House of Correction
Charles Street
Parmenter
Mary Patterson
House of Industry
Miner Lawson
Jeremiah Dennan
James Foye
James Kelley
Frank T. Lewis
John Banks
Edward Watson
Charles Henry
Savage
William Crowley
Thomas Conroy
Presents Given to Division 10 Officers and Local Staff
Division 10 officers Saturday evening presented Mr. L Prang of Prang and Co with an ebony cane in return for annual Christmas gifts of chromes. Edward Boyd foreman at Cutler Bros received a clock and purse. John J King a South End carrier got an $80 check. E M Seimle received a gold watch and chain. Frank Wall of Macallar Parker resigned with a $100 purse and silver tea service. Inspectors Skelton and Houghton got a $700 purse raised by State Street bankers and brokers, presented by Thomas F Cullen.
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L. Prang
Prang & Co
Edward Boyd
Cutler Bros
Broad Street
John J. King
E. M. Seimle
Sudbury Street
Frank Wall
Macallar, Parker & Co
Inspector Skelton
Officer Houghton
Central Office
State Street
Thomas F. Cullen
Barni coat fire association holds annual reunion and dinner
The Barni coat fire association annual reunion and dinner occurred Monday evening at the Parker house with broad attendance. Ex-Foreman Chris Tracy presided. notable attendees included ex-Chief John H. Camrell, Engineer Wm. Cheswell, Inspector Parker Mahoney, Sergt. C. P. Trask, ex-Foreman T. P. Bagley, John A. Kynes, City Messenger Peters, C. H. Baldwin, John Goodale, Joseph R. Grose, Newton Chief Bixby, James F. Ormand, and other Barnicoat engine members. Short speeches followed cigars and the event was enjoyed.
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Barnicoat Fire Association
Parker House
Chris Tracy
John 8. Camrell
Wm. T. Cheswell
Parker Mahoney
Sergt
C. P. Trask
T. P. Bagley
John A. Kynes
Peters
C. H. Baldwin
John Goodale
Joseph R. Grose
Copartnerships Dissolved and New Formed in Eastern Firms
A Boston Post compilation details numerous changes in Boston New York Philadelphia and other eastern city business houses effective Jan 1 1885. Entries cover bankers commission merchants ship brokers clothing dry goods and miscellaneous trades with reorganizations retirements and new partnerships. creditors meetings and failures are noted for several firms including Delmonte Brower & Leeds M H Dudley Co and Francis Cargill & Son among others.
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Smith
William Alexander & Co
Willian Alexander Smith
Robert Hobart Smith
Drexel & Co
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New
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Valentine
Isaac N. Lightner
Richard M. Valentine
Cutting
Harrison & Robbins
Churchill H. Cutting
Charles H. Harrison
Edward 8. Robbins
William ©. Tebbetts
White, Goldsmith & Co
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Commission Woollens
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Edward H.murdock
Jones
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J. Wynne
Jones & Co
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George & Co
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Louis Wurstee
James H. L. Coon
Watertown
Thomas Girard & Co
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Lisbon
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Tremont Street
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Commercial Street
Edwin H. Sampson & Son
High Street Leather Board
Charles FE. Horsford
Natick
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Great Barrington
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Monson
Thomas Whalen
North Adams
J. P. Folsom & Co
Lowell
Jacob Delmonte
New York City
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George Grant
Washington Street
Suffolk County
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Trenton
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Court of Chancery
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South Ballston
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Ballston
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Dayton
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Charles F. Collins
Allan Company Plans Portland to Liverpool Steamers
The Allan company announces a weekly Portland to Liverpool steamship service. In 1882 Portland liquor seizures exceeded 600 with dealers paying 97,305 99 in costs and fines. A man named John Frost, 60, suffered a leg break while felling a tree and crawled four hours home. An earthquake shock and thunderstorm were felt in Rockland Sunday night. Over 1,600,000 salmon distributed in seven rivers during the year, including 300,000 in Penobscot and 200,000 in Kennebec and Androscoggin. Finnegan and Hodgdon of Bangor were bound over for gambling. Ira Berry, 81, grand secretary of Masons in Portland, broke his leg in a fall. Bangor sights included pickerel from Webb's pond and deer hunts near Union river, one deer unusually white.
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John Frost
Levant
Rockland
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Kennebec
Androscoggin
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John Hodgdon
Bangor
Supreme Court of Maine
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Waltham
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Multiple incidents dupe town in Dover and Amherst
Miss Lizzie R White of Dover is critically injured after a sled accident Friday night while Rev Edward J Colcord resigns as Amherst Baptist pastor after a 16 month tenure. Eben Hutchins arrested for larceny valued at $80. Shepard Tuttle, 45, shoots self amid mental illness, dies in 10 minutes. Caroline Doe of Barrington dies from clothes on fire after stove incident. A large meteor observed from East Concord at 10:25 Sunday, followed by blackout glimpses. Odd Fellows Mutual Relief meeting in Strafford county reports 21 deaths and $1,100 paid per deceased member family. officers elected and district directors chosen.
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Lizzie R. White
Dover
Edward J. Colcord
The
Baptist Church
Amherst
Eben Hutchins
Gibson House
Portsmouth
Shepard Tuttle
Nottingham
Caroline Doe
Barrington
East Concord
Odd Fellows’ Mutual Relief Association
Strafford County
S. S. Chick
Great Fails
James F. Seavey
A. S. Parshley
Rochester
Charles R. Tapley
Farmington
Bonds of R. E. Peabody Reduced in Groton
The bonds of R. E. Peabody the Groton de faulter have been reduced from $6000 to $3500. In Waterbury on Saturday Mrs. May Prior attempted suicide by taking 60 grains of opium and remains in critical condition but may recover. In Windsor a group attacked Henry Barrell, a Frenchman, beating him and inflicting seven stab wounds. his life is despaired of and several attackers were arrested Sunday evening. Samuel Starkweather, a Williamstown butcher, was robbed of $80 and valuables worth $40 near Pownal on Saturday night after two men demanded his watch. The second annual Burlington Commercial Travellers' association banquet was held Saturday night with Governor, Burlington mayor, and wholesale representatives in attendance. speeches were given by the governor and others.
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Groton
Waterbury
May Prior
Henry Barrell
Windsor
Samuel Starkweather
Williamstown
Pownal
Burlington Commercial Travellers’ Association
Vermont
Burlington
Stabbing in East Brookfield and Other Local Incidents
John Serene stabbed a man named Wilson at East Brookfield Sunday and is in custody after a likely fatal injury. George and Mrs. Meader nearly suffocated by coal stove gas during a stay at Joseph Smith’s Randolph residence. Nelson Raymond, 16, shot his 10-year-old brother Joseph while playing with a revolver. the bullet pierced Joseph’s heart. A large group surprised Worcester’s Hon. George F. Verry at his home and presented him a regulation sword for his judge advocate general duties. Albert W. Curtis, Sheffield liquor man, faced district court on 10 illegal sales counts after previous fines. total fines and costs reached 700 with appeals possible.
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John Serene
Wilson
East Brookfield
Serene
George Meader
Joseph Smith
Randolph
Nelson Raymond
Worcester
Joseph
George F. Verry
Butler
William 8. B. Hopkins
Verry
Albert W. Curtis
Sheffield
Great Barrington
Curtis
Pittsfield
Greene named receiver of Franklin Institution for Savings
Thomas C. Greene was Saturday appointed receiver of the Franklin Institution for Savings in Providence in place of Winthrop De Wolf who had died. An N Y and New England Railroad switchman failed to note two red flags, causing a collision between a regular freight and a wrecking train near Olneyville. Both engines and two cars were badly damaged, several employees hurt but none seriously. damage estimated at about $5,000.
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Franklin Institution For Savings
Providence
Winthrop de Wolf
New York and New England
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W. P. Abner
Norwich City
Abel Benedict
Sharon
Llewellyn Davis
Seymour
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Old Stratford
Phebe*Brush
Boston stave makers mourn death of Charles Wentworth
A meeting at Ma gee Furnace office adopted resolutions honoring Charles C Wentworth late treasurer of Highland Foundry. The Boston stave trade expressed sympathy to his widow and children, pledged attendance at his funeral, and announced stores would close at noon on funeral day.
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Magee Furnace Company
Charles C. Wentworth
Highland Foundry Company
Boston
Inquests Filed by Municipal Court Judges
Findings by Judge Churchill and Judge Parmenter list multiple deaths. Henry Coett struck by a bridge at Mattapan on Nov 18, John Dow killed Dec 18 after being run over, Albert W Clark injured at Billerica on Nov 2 while switching freight. John Meloy died Nov 15 of pneumonia after Brookline street injury. Mary Brown died Nov 2 from skull fracture after being run down by a disappearing express wagon. Hannah O Neill died Dec 11 from a groin wound caused by her husband Michael, now under murder charge.
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Pewee Libby Criticized For Repeated Disparaging Remarks
A Dover Democrat column denounces Pewee Libby for his continual puerile outbursts and political chatter. The writer mocks Libby as a noisy, garrulous countryman and compares him to a failing public figure seeking attention.
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Devonshire
Water St
Postoffice
Texas
R. Q. Mills
M. C
Richard Coke
Peter G. Rucker & CO
Belton, Texas
Iowa
John Jeffries & Sons
Ted
AN 5 & Son
Equitable Building
Henry C. Bird
SALE
Tremont
Leonard
Brussels
Evans
Sand
Jal
R. U. Day & CO
Eixcharge
Boston Stock Exchange
Boston National Bank
National Bank of North America
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Mercantile Marine Insurance Co
Maine Central KR
Metropolitan Railroad
Camondge Horse Railroad
Mass Central K KR
Middlesex Railroad Co
Boston and Maine Railroad
St. Johnsbury and
Lake Jain R. R
St. Johnsbury
Lake C
Railroadsbury and Lake Champlain Railroad
Fohnsbury and
Lake Champlain
R. R. Coma
Amory Manufacturing Co
Lawrence Manufacturing Co
de Fitchourg
American Shoe Tip Co
Cincinnati, Sandusky and
R. R
Dorchester Gas Light
South
Boston Horse RR
Chelsea Gas Light Co
Concord RR
Manchester
Lawrence R. R
Clinton and
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Bos
A. S. Bichards & 60
Boots and Shoe Sf
Shoe and Leather Exchange
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
John C. Wilmerding
Wiilmerding
HOG
Hibbens van Weilum
F. G. Wolbert
Townsed & Fabrgis
St Leonard Street
Samuel Bunting
Market Street
N. B
Lippincott, Son & CO
United