Old New England Weather Brings Bitter Cold and Chaos
An old fashioned New England jay marks a brutal cold spell with sharp winds and deep frost. Boreas moves across land and sea, crippling the poor and delighting some with wit while threatening mothers and children. Weather reports warn the cold wave will persist for days across a vast area from the Northwest to the Gulf with record lows in Dakota Memphis and Knoxville and Boston nearing zero as postal service resumes normal operations.
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New England
Boreas
Ice
Gulf
Dakota
Memphis
Knoxville
Boston
Four of Her Crew Perish After Calf Island Wreck
The schooner Millie Trim from Mouth Amboy to Rockland, laden with coal, struck Calf Island shoals during a gale after a nor’easter. The captain Christian Olsen and crew clung to rigging as the vessel broke up. only Olsen survived. Bodies recovered, others washed ashore. ship partially owned in Rockland and Bangor. The Raven brig off Cape Cod rode out the gale, major topmasts lost, towed to Boston. Captain Nash and crew reported worst voyage yet.
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Caif Island
Great Brewster Island
Boston Harbor
Millie Trim
Rockland
Amboy
Cape Cod
Boston
Calf Island
Ier
Greu-Gi
Christian Olsen
Sermon H. Murphy
St. George
Charley
Prince George
Jacob
Frederick
Denmark
Olsen
Hull Life Saving
Elsie
Foote
Protector
Bangor
Great Brewster
Lovell’s Island
Raven
Nash
Commercial Wharf
Millili River
Jamaica
Cape
Minot’s
Nantasket
James T. Markee
Boston Light
William Clark
Machias
de Sux
Storm King
William H. Ford
Garfield
Dennis
Newport News
Bostor
Henry Fisk
The
Weasel
Shipwreck and wrecked crew off Castle Hill
The schooner Mattie D. struck the reef off Castle Hill near Professor Agassiz residence and broke up within two hours. Captain Morris and crew were saved by Captain Gould and the life saving crew after a harrowing voyage. Several men frostbitten or injured, voyage from Block Island to New London ended in catastrophe with heavy loss of gear and a perilous escape. Other vessels damaged in Newport harbor and nearby ports with chains, masts, and cargo losses reported.
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Newport
R. I
Mattie D
Castle Hill
Professor Agassiz
Morris
Thomas Mortland
Agassiz
E. L. Morris
John Lever
George Phinney
St. John
Thomas Smith
Belfast
Ireland
Alexander M. Shields
Washington, D. C
Alexander Fortune
Antiga
W. I
Block Island
New London
Waers
Point Judith
Dutch Island
Gould
Life Saying
F. E. de Mill
St. John, N
John Waters
Boston
Providence
Annie J. Pardee
Crosby
Baltimore
Gowan
Minnie A. Griffin
Stocking
Fall River
New Haven
Newport Harbor
Isabel
Greenport
New York
Bernegat
Aim
Peter Cooper
Greensport
Vessels in peril off Gloucester as gales ease
Barrow Escapes reports crews fret for fishing fleet safety as Grace Webster from Philadelphia to Boston loses sails and cargo in heavy seas near Salt Island. William Sprague tows her to harbor at Gloucester with other schooners and a brig i n distress.
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Gloucester
Mass
Grace Webster
Portland
Philadelphia
Boston
Salt Island
Allright
William Sprague
Taylor
Sprague
A. L. Weeks
Harry Prescott
Etta A. Henson
Ivanhoe
Matanzas
Cuba
Matanozas
Maile Fire Island
Massachusetts Bay
Brewster
Boton
Eris
Norman
Eight Vessels Ashore at Provincetown and Trave No Lives Lost
A New England gale caused eight ships to run aground near Provincetown and Truro with no fatalities. Look Out, a coal schooner built in 1570 and 508 tons, lies ashore south of Highland Light and will be a total loss after salvage of spars and rigging. George Nevinger and Eilie J Mons? n were driven ashore on Wood’s End and East Harbor flats, requiring tugs for salvage. Nimble and Levanter report varying conditions while Gallatin, Look Out, and other craft await weather relief. Steam tugs Charles Pierson and Elsie arrived from Boston as winds hit up to 55 mph.
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Provincetown
Mass
Lookout
Highland Light
Sie
New York
Gallatin
Truro
Gpano
George Nevinger
Wood’s End
Eilie J. Simmons
Reece Point
Nimble
Levanter
Charles Pierson
Elsie
Boston
Minnesota
Sr. Paul
Minn
Valparaiso
Chatham
Brigadier
Holmes’ Hole
John Kranz
Kirk Belmont
Vineyard Haven
Kranz
Belmont
Boston Towboat Company
Charles Pearson
Lewis Wharf
Hallett
H. F. Dimock
Cape Cod
Herring River
Proctor
City of Gloucester
Peesti
Bass Rocks
Milk Island
Sprague
Wreck of the Schooner Juliet and Her Crew Sufferings
The schooner Juliet carrying stone struck rocks between Deer Island and Winthrop during a Saturday storm. Of six aboard three were lost Captain B P Leach Charles Tourjee and James Dunn. The survivors were rescued after a tug and a lifeboat mission aided by volunteers from Deer Island. One seaman suffered frostbite and a dislocated shoulder.
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Juliet
Deer Island
Winthrop
B. P. Leach
Charles Tourjee
James Dunn
Portland
New York
W. A. Witham
Sam Little
Ranlett
John Jacobson
Experience of the Steamer Katahdin on her voyage
The Katahdin of the Boston and Bangor line arrived at Portsmouth New Hampshire after enduring one of the fiercest New England gales. Departing Winterport at nine on Friday morning with twenty six passengers and a light cargo, the vessel faced a severe voyage along the Penobscot region before reaching its destination.
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Hatahdin
Winterport
Porrsmouth
N. H
Katahdin
Boston and Bangor Steamship Company Line
New England
Penobscot
Wrecks and storms feed mass of coastal peril
Jan 10 dispatches report the schooner Joel Cook stranded at Third Cliff beach near Scituate Massachusetts held fast with hull intact but upper works sound. Isaac Carlton ashore at Fourth Cliff is a total wreck with cargo lost. Captains and crews evacuated to nearby life saving station. Weather pushes ships ashore from Portland to Boston and beyond with multiple wrecks and ferries rendering aid.
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Joel Cook
Isaac Carlton
Scituate
Mass
Third Clit Beach
Hotel Humisarock
Eca
Criseco
Norfolk
Boston
William C. Clarke
Blue Ridge Mountains
Baltimore
Western Maryland
Mechanicstown
Penmar
Weather Indications Across Regions at Tuesday Start
Washington January 11 a m indications show fair weather with variable winds and rising barometer in many regions. The north experiences cooler temps while the south warms with rising temperatures in central areas. Cautionary gneiss? from Wilmington to Eastport noted as westerly winds and higher barometer outlook.
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WashincTon
Jan
New England
Middle Atlantic States
South Atlantic States
East Gulf States Fair
West Gulf States
Lower
Lake Region
Wilmington
Eastport
Greek-German moves men and Greece eyes frontier hostilities
Reports from London say Greece seeks an offensive defensive alliance against the Ottoman Porte as King George prepares to inspect the Thessalian frontier. Germany cautions Greece that war would invite no great power aid, while other notices cover Irish politics and various European affairs.
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London
Monteneg
Greece
Thessalian
Bismarck
Balkan
Turkey
Supreme Court Expected Decision On Union Pacific Case
A long briefing explains upcoming Supreme Court action on Union Pacific vs United States. The case centers on 1862 mail grants and sliding pay scales, with past Congressional reductions and a 1882-era claim for higher rates. Judge Dillon argued for sending trial testimony to the Supreme Court, timing uncertain.
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WaAsnIncTon
D.C
Winston
Chicago
Persis
State Department
Oglesby
F. O. Prince
New York
Supreme Court
Union Pacific Railroad Company
United States
Congress
Court of Claims
Dillion
Death by Own Action of Missouri Clergyman
In St Louis Missouri Rev H D Jardine dies of chloroform self harm after ecclesiastical court conviction in Kansas City. He had stayed in Trinity Church vestry with his attorney and Father Betts. A coroner’s inquest returns verdict of death by own action by chloroform. Body prepared for burial and to be taken to Kansas City for interment.
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St. Louis
H. D. Jardine
Kansas City
Jardine
Trinity Churen
Father Betts
Harrison
Bishop Robertson
Mr. Jardine
Mr. Harrison
Fic
Deacon Dyer
Guetors
Jaritine
Toe Cmonor
Flood Devastates Fulton Flats Inundates Oswego River Zone
A record flood in Fulton New York floods the flats along the Oswego river and canal. Seventy five families lose homes as ice jams and rising water wreck factories and planing mills. Fire bells rang as workers were rescued from upper stories and many shops were submerged. Union church prayer services were held for relief.
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FuLton
N. Y
Oswego River
W.S. Nelison
Delts
Mason’s
Falton Gas Works
Taylor Brothers’ Knife Works
Loomis’s Planing Wills
Ciaumber
Oswego
Thesealery
Baptist
Presbyterian
Massive Kensington hosiery mills fire wipes out $1 million in goods
Fire at Arrott and Beatty mills in Philadelphia’s Kensington district destroys eight Arrott buildings and Beatty mills, with losses estimated near one million dollars. About 90 workers lose jobs as insurers cover most claims. fire slowed by snow and freezing hydrants. Buildings housed multiple firms making hosiery yarns textiles and dye work. some goods already sold for Feb. 1 delivery.
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Philadelphia
Kensington
Arrott’s Mills
Beatty’s Mills
Letterly
Taylor
Coral
Adams Street
Joseph Greer
Arrott
Beatty Mills
Arrott Steam Power Mills Company
Stead & Miller
Robert Beatty
Firth & Foster Bros
William Beastry
Joseph Hodgson
Greer Establishment
Mt Washington Assembly initiates 65 at special meeting
At a special Mt. Washington Assembly meeting 3478 Knights of Labor at St. Omer Hall last evening 65 were initiated and 125 names proposed for membership. The St. Peter and Paul Temperance Society elected officers for the year led by Rev. M. J. Lee as president and J. Haines as financial secretary. The South Boston Citizens Association will hold its annual meeting next Wednesday at Gray's Hall with treasurer and secretary reports and standing committee updates to be presented.
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Mt. Washington Assembly
Knights of Labor
St. Omer Hall
St. Peter and Paul Temperance Society
M. J. Lee
C. 8
Devlin
J. J. Delaney
J. Haines
J. Sullivan
Burglar Affects Break In At Market Street Tea Store
A thief broke a rear window at the New York and China tea and coffee shop on Market Street yesterday morning, stealing four dollars, cigars worth about that amount, and six silver plated forks. An attempted burglary at Jonn f Earles restaurant on Union Street failed when a key broke in the lock and the intruder fled.
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New York and China Tea and Coffee
Market Street
Jonn F Earle
Union Street
Paddy Ryan’s Mother Dies Delays Boxing Fight Plans
Troy, N. Y., Jan. 10 Paddy Ryan’s mother died this morning at her West Troy home. The Ryan Sullivan bout is postponed until after the funeral. Ryan received a telegram from Joe Coburn yesterday urging a trip to New York, but no arrangements can be made until the mother’s funeral is held.
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Troy
N. Y
Paddy Ryan
West Troy
Ryan
Sullivan
Joe Coburn
New York
Bark Henry Warner Reported Lost Near Portland
Port land Maine January 10 It is feared the bark Henry Warner is lost. She is due here from South America and is said to have collided with a bark described as the Henry Warner’s counterpart an unknown vessel.
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Portland
Henry Warner
South America
Fires Ravage Homes and Businesses Across United States
A series of fires caused extensive damage in New Haven Connecticut, Lansing Michigan, Cincinnati Ohio, and Newark Ohio. Losses ranged from 3,000 to 100,000 dollars with causes including incendiary origin and a kitchen accident involving a dog. A Boston political row over campaign funds concludes with Judge Wells elected.
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New Haven
Conn
Snowbound Snowstorm Delays Rail Trains Across Pittsubrg Area
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania a historic snow blockade disrupts main lines of the Pennsylvania railroad with seven to fifteen hour delays. Westbound and eastbound services are snowbound near Penn station and Gist station, many trains abandoned or suspended. Scorching cold keeps temps near zero as passengers suffer cold and hunger on snowbound cars.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gist Station
Vo’chck
Penn Station
Wheeling
Baltimore and Ohio
Cincinnati Express
West Penn
Castle Shannon
Pittburg and
Police raid seizes liquor at multiple city premises
Patrolmen Tichorn Peabody and Evans of the fourth division searched John Keefe at 62 Cove Street yesterday afternoon and seized six gallons of beer and two gallons of whiskey. First division officers Pease Sullivan Sweeney and Heath raided the saloons of James H Griffin at 18 Traverse Street and James Farren at 76 Endicott Street, finding small quantities of beer and whiskey at both locations.
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Tichorn, Peabody and Evans
John Keefe
Cove Street
Pease, Sullivan, Sweeney and Heath
James H. Griffin
Traverse Street
James Farren
Endicott Street
Dedication Services At St Francis Xavier Church
In Nashua on January 10 Bishop D M Bradley led a large audience at the dedication of the new French Catholic Church of St Francis Xavier on Chandler street with several clergy members in attendance.
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Nashua
N. H
St. Francis Xavier
Chandler Street
D. M. Bradley
Algonquin Club Opens Elegant Boston House
The new Algonquin Club at Marlboro and Dartmouth streets opened to members Saturday evening with a large attendance. The house committee’s patient labors were praised, and the club is now regarded as one of Boston’s institutions.
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New Algonquin Club
Marlboro and
Dartmouth Streets
House
The
Algonquin Club
Boston
Irish National League Plans National Demonstration at Central Hall
CuicaGo reports the Parnell committee and the municipal council of the Irish National League set a national character demonstration for January 20 at Central Music Hall. League officers and leading Irishmen from across the country will give addresses.
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CuicaGo
Parnell Committee
Irish National League
Central Music Hall
League
Officers arrest Cohen for larceny of watches in city
Special Officers Hoffman and Franks of the fourth division arrested Charles W. Cohen yesterday for stealing four silver watches from Max Carleton a jeweller at 859 Washington street on Saturday. He is also charged with stealing two open face silver watches from the premises of Edward J. Gregory.
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Hoffman and Franks
Fourth Division
Charles W. Cohen
Max Carleton
Washington Street
Edward J. Gregory
Ex-Collector Babson to Wey Washington fishing interests
Gloucester Jan 10 Ex-Collector Fitz J Babson sails Monday for Washington under the American Fishing Union to pursue fishing interests Judge Woodbury of Boston will depart soon to attend the hearing before the committee.
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Gloucester
Mass
Fitz J. Babson
Washington
American Fishing Union
Judge Woodbury
Boston
Page Betting Co to start weekly pay system in Concord
Concord New Hampshire January 10 Beginning tomorrow the Page Betting Company will inaugurate a system of weekly payments This is the first concern in the city employing any considerable number of men to adopt the plan.
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Concord
N. H
Page Betting
Massachusetts Cremation Society organized in Worcester
Worcester Mass Jan 10 The Massachusetts Cremation Society has been organized with Waldo Lincoln as president Edward L Davis as vice president Dr J O Marbie as secretary and Philip W Moen as treasurer The capital is 10060 in shares of 10 each
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Worcester
Mass
Massachusetts Cremation Society
Waldo Lincoln
Edward L. Davis
J. 0. Marbie
Philip W. Moen
Three men arrested for card playing in Roxbury stable
Sergeant Wyman and officers of the ninth division arrested at 6 p.m. yesterday Richard Scollins Louis Slattery and John Bullard for playing cards on Sunday. They were found in a stable on Fellows Street near Hanneman Street Roxbury.
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Wyman
Ninth Division
Richard Scollins
Louis Slattery
John Bullard
Fellows Street
Hanneman Street
Roxbury
Benjamin Conley Dies at Home in Atlanta
Benjamin Conley, former governor of Georgia after Bullock and later postmaster, died suddenly at his Atlanta home this morning. The passing removes a key state figure who shaped early 19th century public service in Georgia.
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Atlanta
Benjamin Conley
Georgia
Bullock
Rates War Resumes as B&O Undersells Westbound Lines
New York dispatch reports the Baltimore and Ohio Company will renew the rate war tomorrow, underselling all other trunk lines to western points and intensifying competition across passenger services.
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New York
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Ex-Holyoke Exchange Manager Charged With Embezzlement
Charles B Perkins former manager of the Holyoke Telephone Exchange was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Ham on embezzlement and grand larceny charges. The New England Telephone Company said receipts from subscribers existed but were not entered in the books. An auditor and Division Superintendent Dabhall led the investigation. Perkins had been missing but was found and arrested after returning quietly. He will be arraigned in Holyoke Police Court tomorrow morning and may compromise the case.
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Springfield
Mass
Charles B. Perkins
Holyoke
Dabhall
Perkins
Death of Ware’s oldest physician Ebenezer Richardson
Dr Ebenezer C Richardson aged 65 a Ware physician died at his home from heart paralysis He was born Townsend MA studied at Harvard 1842 built a large Ware practice served as examining surgeon for the ninth Massachusetts district during the war He leaves a widow and five daughters including one married to E H Baker of Otis Co Ware
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Springfield
Mass
Ebenezer C. Richardson
Ware
Townsend
Mss
S. Richardson
Harvard
Massachusetts
Greenfield
E. H. Baker
Otis Company
Death of Gordon McNorton in Pittsfield Tragedy
The body of Gordon McNorton aged 41 was found on West street under a railroad bridge. He likely lay there all night after being struck by a passing train and thrown over the embankment. A wool sorter by trade he leaves a widow and five children in poverty.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Gordon McNorton
West Street
First Families Watch Cock Fight at Stapleton Church
The World reports a cock fight in an old Stapleton church in New Jersey yesterday morning with stakes near 10900. Fowls representing New York and Boston faced eleven battles, Boston winning six to New York’s five. About 20600 changed hands on the result.
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New York
Stapleton
I. I
Boston
Wall collapse buries six in Mobile ruins
In Mobile on January 10 a thirty foot high wall collapsed during a search of a burned block. Six persons were buried, Howard Hall eleven? twelve? years old was found dead. Wyatt Hall nine suffered a skull fracture and a hip fracture and is in danger, three other boys injured less severely.
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Mobile
A.a
Howard Hall
Wyatt Hall
Fortune teller linked theft ends in self harm
New Bedford Massachusetts January 10 Charles Lumbo lost ten dollars and named Benjamin Rose after consulting a fortune teller. Rose denied and drew a razor, slashing his own throat. He was taken to Luke's Hospital where he would likely die.
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New Bedford
Mass
Charles Lumbo
Benjamin Rose
Lumbo
Rose
Luke’s Hospital
Virgin Salt offers and dove lithographs promotion
The Virgin Salt Company of New Haven Connecticut markets Virgin Salt as the cleanest purest white salt and offers a large ten by nine inch card featuring ten color dove lithographs. A large package costs 19 cents and grocers are urged to stock and promote the product to customers.
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Virgin Salt Company of
New Haven
Conn
Opera This Week at Boston Theatre Ends Season
The Boston Theatre marks the final week of its opera season with Faust and a slate of performances including Von Giovanni and Il Trovatore led by stars such as Nordica and Lablache. Edwin Booth’s engagements at the Museum span Othello, Richelieu, The Merchant of Venice, and other classics, while mixed programs at the Globe Theatre and the Bijou Theatre promise popular fare, bold revues, and new burlesques, with other notes on Mina performers and a Gettsburg painting exhibit drawing veterans and the public alike.
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Mlle. Fohstrom
Mme. Iablache
Mile. de Vigne
Giannini
Cherubini
de Anna
von Giovanni
Mme.Hauk
Zerlina
Mme. Nordica
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Dontta Aona
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del Puente
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Il Trovatore
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Nordica
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Barron
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Mule Medicus
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Robert Evans
Harry Amberg
Miss Vaughn
Park Theatre
N. C. Goodwin Jr
Oeabegeio
Boston
C Uld
Daisy Murdock
Helen Lowell
George Radcliffe
Lawrence Barrett
Hemeni
Globe Theatre
Mikado
Hollis Street Theatre
Effie Eilsier
John D. Lundy
Kiralfys
Nibio’s Garden
New York
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Mlle. de la Brujere
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Thatcher
Primrose & West
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William Harris
Cuba
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William Muldoon
Phillippoteaux
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Gettsburg
Parson Downs Service Draws 400 as Bible Carried to Prison
A Boston audience of about 400 attended Parson Downs's Music Hall service amid band music and sermon debates. He said he would carry his Bible to prison if convicted, contrasting the alleged accusers with a rallying call to supporters. The event featured Boardman's brass quartet and a City band contest, with remarks targeting the Bowdoin Square Baptist Church dispute and calls for unity despite controversy.
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Parson Downs
Music Hall
Boardman
Mr. Cox
Bumstead Hall
Goliath and
David
John L. Sullivan
Kucken
Marcus P. Norton
Bowdoin Square Baptist Church
Boston
Israel
William W. Downs
Saul
Endor
Arrest of Abbie D. Thomas for Forged 1000 Dollar Note
Inspector Skelton arrested Abbie D. Thomas at a Northampton Street house last night for uttering a forged one thousand dollar note on Boston Loan Company. The note, signed by John Ek. Dyer and indorsed by Hosea M. Knowlton and John P. Taylor, was cashed Saturday afternoon. After cashing, Mr. Chaffee grew suspicious and sent a messenger to New Bedford to verify worth. a telegram confirmed forgery, leading to the arrest and escort to the jail.
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Spring Street
Thomas L. Jenks
Josephine Maynard
Boston
George W. Hunt
Woodbine Street
Wakuta Junction
W. T
Aiken
8. C
New Bedford
Valuable textile collections join MFA exhibits
The Museum of Fine Arts adds a rich assortment of Japanese Chinese and East Indian vestments and embroideries along with an extensive set of sacerdotal robes from Rome. Gold and silver embroidery featured. the two catalogued items are notable additions. The former is loaned by Mr W Allap Gay and the latter donated by Mrs George W Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Museum of Fine Arts
Rome
W. Allap Gay
George W. Wales
Judge Walsh Named Candidate for East Boston Board
Judge James L. Walsh of East Boston emerges as a candidate for director of the East Boston series as the Mayor this year appoints the entire board. Walsh is viewed as the Ward 2 representative, with potential to be a core member of the new lineup.
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James L. Walsh
East Boston
Ward 2
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