Notable public figures visitBoston and local events
Louis C. Woehner arrives as Grand Exalted Ruler visiting Boston Lodge. Lectures on prosperity and Sunday law raise interest. A frail former detainee, M. Frank Paige, survived a suicide attempt after laudanum. Socialist agitation continues with E B McKenzie address. Young Men's Christian Union hosts Practical Talks led by Moses J Brown. George C Hardy celebrates silver wedding at 11 St Charles St. Oleo margarine labeling violates statute. $100 fines. Frank Hardenberg cast in All the Rage praised for fit. Boston reports 155 weekly deaths with breakdown by sex race and age. English High School class of 1872 reunion at Young’s Hotel concludes with performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christaan Union
Union Hall
Moses J. Brown
George C. Hardy
St. Charles Street
Boston Butter and Cheese Exchange
Boston
English High School
Young’s Hotel
A. G. van Nostrand
W. F. Nichols
C. E. Stone
City Hall Notes Mayor to deliver inaugural address and lands transfer proposal
City Hall notes report Mayor Prince will speak at noon in the Common Council Chamber. Committees of the Board of Aldermen will be appointed, with an expected proposal to transfer public lands care to the Superintendent of Public Buildings, removing the need for a Lands Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Committee On Accounts
Alderman Tucker
Kidney
John Taylor
Hoseman Griffin
Engine Company 4
Danvere
Mazuire
Dinneen
Flynn
South Boston
Wall of
Board of Health
Contested Seat Noted as Hillman Plans Challenge
West Tisbury resident Geriah T. Hillman gives notice of intent to contest Stephen Flanders’s seat at the State House. Fellow officials including the Attorney General and others will be qualified on the third Wednesday of January amid scarce Governor’s messages and a pending joint rules proposal on inter-house notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Geriah T. Hillman
West Tisbury
Thelerk
Stephen Flanders
the Commonwealth
Committee On
Michael J. Teaban
Holyoke
Macomber
Fall River
Taylor
Suffolk
Noyes
Bishop
Senate
In Memory of Franklin Anniversary Ball and Library Gift
The Boston newspaper notes an upcoming anniversary event a ball and literary entertainment to honor Franklin. It praises Richard Greenough's statue before City Hall and a gilded bust in the Boston Post building. The piece highlights Franklin's portrait in Granary burial ground and lauds Dr Samuel A Keen's gift of a comprehensive Franklin collection to the Public Library.
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Franklin
Richard Greenough
Wendell Phiilips
Boston
Richard
Boston Post
Milk Street
Delegates Mull Over Parnell Mission at St James Hall
A Sunday meeting at St James Hall Beach street gathered twenty nine Irish societies with eighty delegates to discussMr Parnells mission and possible funds for his cause Some favored aggressive political action others warned of communism After debate delegates were instructed to raise monthly funds for Parnells poor fund or political aims before adjourning
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Parnell
Ofeston
Tring
England
Europe
Ireland
Lreland
Parker House
Messrs White and Co Base Home Linen Sale
Messrs R H White and Co will start their annual sale of linens and housekeeping goods on a Monday morning January 42. They note recent cotton and linen price increases and claim they bought ahead, offering bargains that cannot be repeated soon. Readers are urged to read the advertisement and act, as prices are lower now than next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
R. H White & Co
New England
Messrs. White & Co
Sermons On Prayer And Charity At Young Men's Union
Rev. T F W Ware spoke on The Prince's Prayer from Acts ix 11 urging harmony with divine will and praising Prince Napoleon's words as a moving prayer. Robert Treat Paine Jr described Boston Associated Charities as a charity clearing house improving aid and promoting self support, inviting volunteers from the Y M C A. Rev O P Gifford to preach on Temperance next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. W. Ware
Arlington Street
Young Men's Christian Union
Saul
Napoleon
Ware
B. Y. M.C. Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Associated Charities
The
Benevolent Societies of Boston
Chardon Street
O. P. Gifford
Thompson as Joshua Whitcomb at Boston Theatre
The Boston Theatre hosts Mr. Thompson in the role of Joshua Whitcomb for the first time this season. His natural, unpretentious acting draws large crowds, with a Swanzey, New Hampshire audience member connected to the original production in attendance. The Italian Opera season closes with Lucia di Lammermoor, and Joseffy concert plans face a hand injury delay.
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Boston
Joshua Whitcomb
den. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
New England
Otis Whiutcomb
Swanzey
N. H
William Merriam
Norman Hunt
Springfield
Whitcomb
Worcester
Grounds improvements at Beacon Park for multiple sports
The Boston Driving and Athletic Association advances grounds work at Beacon Park to include a quarter mile track, tennis lawns, archery, quoit pits, cricket square 400 by 400 feet, a football field, lacrosse space, and a baseball field inside the track. Ernest W. Bowditch drew the plans, John Driscoll builds, and Col. Russell along with firms Jordan Marek & Co and Union Railway contribute funds. Sam Emerson supervises. progress is rapid with heavy labor on site.
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Beacon Park
Boston Driving and Athletic Association
Ernest W. Bowditch
John Driscoll
Brookline
Col. Russell
Jordan, Marek & Co
Union Railway
I T
Cambridge Street
Sam Emerson
Yale
Columbia
Smateur
Suffolk Grand Jury reports January indictments and key cases
The Suffolk Grand Jury presented its January report with 59 indictments and 19 no bills while one case was suspended for a month. Principal cases include Levi Heilbron and John Jacques on attempted murder Abner Cooper on embezzlement Patrick Falgey on embezzlement and forgery and Margaret Mick on larceny of promissory notes. Sentences vary from five years for breaking and entering and larceny of cigars to six months for assault and battery and common drunkenness.
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Suffolk County
Levi T. Heilbron
John Jacques
Abner B. Cooper
Patrick J. Falgey
Margaret Mick
John Flanery
John Smith
Thomas Miner
Lows Baumier
John Gosmer
William Hazeltine
John Kirby
Thomas H. Conness
William O’brien
James A. Rourke
James Williams
James A. O'Brien
State
George Hall
House of Correction
Charles Megeon
Nickpocket
Frank Fuller
James Hern
John Conway
House of Industry
Kate Hamilton
Reformatory Prison
Margaret Mack
Court Roundup Faces Fines and Detentions in Several Jurisdictions
Under Judge Parmenter Ann McDonald paid a fine of 10 dollars plus costs for assault and battery. John Lincoln, charged with soliciting passengers, is held in 100 dollars for trial on January 16. In South Boston Stephen Daniel and Timothy Gaker were each sentenced to three months at the House of Correction for larceny. In Charlestown Frank Coyle is held in 500 dollars for trial in Superior Court on a larceny charge. In Dorchester Thomas Cosgrove, for pee, is sent to the House of Industry for four months.
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Parmenter
Ann McDonald
John Lincoln
South Boston
Stephen Daniel
Timothy Gaker
House of Correction
Charlestown
Frank Coyle
Superior
Dorchester
Thomas Cosgrove
Pee
House of Industry
Formation of St Botolph Club Adds Notables in Boston
By adjournment, Boston gentlemen formed a new club at Hawthorn Rooms with original members including Alexander H. Rice J J Storrow William Gaston W S Bigelow and Francis G Peabody The constitution limits membership to 300 officers elected include President Francis Parkman and a large slate of vice presidents treasurer and committees The club aims to be an institution of social need in Boston and its house location was referred to the executive committee. Meanwhile Middlesex Agricultural and Mass Club dinners at Youngs Parker House draw solid attendance with planned events including a complimentary dinner for Speaker Noyes.
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Hawthorn Rooms
Alexander H. Rice
J. J. Storrow
William Gaston
W. S. Bigelow
Alexander Agassiz
Francis G. Peabody
St. Botolph
Francis Parkman
John Lowell
Martin Brimmer
O. W. Peabody
James M. Bugbee
E. B. Haskell
S. B. Green
R. H. Stevenson
B. W. Crowninsmeld
Ak Morse, Jr
C. Soule
R.S. Peabody
J. Q. Adams
H. L. Pierce
W. G. Russell
Samuel Elliot
Phillips Brooks
W. D. Howells
E. W. Gurney
A. P. Rockwell
J. 5. Dwight
J. Foxcroft Cole
Boston
Iton
Middlesex Club
Young’s
Daniel Needham
Charles J. Noyes
Hocum Hosford
William H. Brine
Herbert KE. Hill
Noyes
The
Agricultural Club
Parker House
Marshall P. Wilder
Massachusetts Club
Nantasket Beach Railroad hearing adjourned to Wednesday
A petition by Jordan, Marsh & Co and George Wheatland seeks to withhold a corporate certificate for the Nantasket Beach Railroad Company. Wheatland owns land along the proposed grant route, mortgagees in possession hold redemption rights, and the petitioner argues noncompliance with corporation formation statutes. Hearings before the Railroad Commissioners adjourned to Wednesday for evidence.
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Nantasket Beach Railroad
Jordan, Marsh & Co
George Wheatland
Nantasket Beach Railroad Company
J. D. Ball
Wheatland
Local Fires Cause Minor Damages Across City
Fire incidents Sunday morning and evening report small blazes. Theodore Newton of Grove street saw a feather duster ignite near a stove, causing about 50 dollars in damages and extinguished by Hose 8. At Ander son street a kerosene lamp explosion in a house owned byames H Taylor caused around 5 dollars damage, put out by Station Three’s officers. A cigar left in a coat pocket under a stair on Exchange place led to a 25 dollar blaze on Sunday forenoon, extinguished by Steamer 25.
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Theodore Newton
Grove Street
Hose 8
Otficer Haskell
Station Three
Ofames H. Taylor
Anderson Street
Exchange Place
Steamer 25
Merchants' Club Dinner at Hotel Brunswick Highlights Mexico Talk
About sixty members and guests attended the Merchants' Club monthly dinner at the Hotel Brunswick. Levi C Wade spoke on Mexico noting limited knowledge but favorable views and urging closer American business ties, citing political and social conditions, independence issues, and Diaz. Edward Atkinson and Gen. James H Wilson closed the event with remarks before adjournment around 10 pm.
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Merchants’ Club
Hotel Brunswick
Eustis C. Fitz
W. L. Burt
Edward Atkinson
Levi C Wade
Rice
Hugh O'Brien
Aldermen
Asa Potter
Joseph Barnett
E. &. Converse
H. French
A. P. Martin
Calvin A. Richards
Thomas Dana
Fitz
Levi ©. Wade
Mexico
Wade
Diaz
United States
America
Boston
Richards
Metropolitan Railroad
Europe
Liverpool
England
New York Central
Mohawk Valley
Boston and
Albany
Vanderbilt
Troy
New Tunnel
Trafic
Oliver Ames
James H. Wilson
New York and New England Railroad
Missing trunk theft after express shipment failure
Thomas Davis a sailor boarding at Tileston place North End shipped a trunk valued at 175 dollars by Coveney s express to the Old Colony depot Saturday evening. The wagon reached the depot and the trunk was missing by late hour no trace of thieves or property yet. Officers Felt and O Grady arrested Thomas McCoy at Kneeland street on charge of stealing a rifle valued at 50 dollars from the Union Express office ruins on Devonshire street. John Owens was also arrested for complicity in the theft and for stealing 18 dollars worth of clothing from the same place.
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Thomas Davis
Tileston Place
North End
Coveney
S Express
Old Colony
Felt and
O'Grady
Fourth Division
Thomas McCoy
Kneeland Street
H. G. Nutter
Union Express
Devonshire Street
John Owens
Father McNamara to Speak in Boston Music Hall
Father McNamara, Irish Catholic priest from New York tied to the Independent Catholic movement, will lecture in Boston at Music Hall next Monday and Tuesday evenings. He has previously served as a missionary priest in the United States and was ordained in Paris. A small admission fee will be charged, seats reserved to prevent confusion, and tickets go on sale at Music Hall this morning.
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Shawmut Club
Saratoga
Jacob Schieter
Chicago
William Sexton
New York
Tammany Hall
Schaefer
Worcester
National Association of Anotler
Father McNamara
Boston
Music Hall
Paris
Europe
Notable Deaths Include Publisher Carter And Hayes
Obituary notices report publisher Henry Carter of New York died January 10 at 511 Fifth Avenue from a throat tumor born 1521 in Ipswich England. The item notes his flamboyant rise and later trusteeship. Also listed are Hon John M Hayes of Manchester Illinois and several other deaths including Susan Clark, John Humphreys Parry, Lieut General Skobeleff, Noah Spalding, Rev J McKerras, and Dr William Budd.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Henry Carter
Ipswich
England
Joseph Carter
Illustrated
John M. Hayes
Manchester
N. Hi
Bright
Charles C
Mattie M
Hayes
Salisbury
Washington Lodge of Masons
Trinity Chapter
Concord
Adoniram Council
Trinity Commandery
Susan Clark
Nathan Carey
Groton
North Bridge
Lexington
Medford
London
John Humfrreys Parry
Law
Parry
Eshef
Skobeleff
Skobelef
Noah Spalding
Lowell
Rev. J. McKerras
Queen's University
Kingston
Ont
Fire damages Learneds Engine Company parlor in TufTsFIELD
A detective flue fire in the parlor of the George Y. Learned Engine Company building in TufTsFIELD caused damage to furniture piano and carpet totaling 1590 fully insured. The adjacent Greylock Hook and Ladder Company parlor suffered 500 in damages. Water accounted for most losses with building damage listed at 500 insured.
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Tuftsfield
Mass
George Y. Learned Engine Company
Greylock Hook and Ladder Company
Teeling
Bellow
J. B. Alley & Co
Boston
Milwaukee
Newhall House
Egg Harwor
N.J
Harvey B. Stootenhoof
No Change Reported at West Virginia Coal Mines
A Huntington bulletin says miners returned to Cannellton and Hawk's Nest remains under guard as the sheriff and possible military protection stand by. A decisive move is anticipated tomorrow to test protection for workers who resume, with military ready if disturbances occur.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Huntington
Cannellton
Hawk’s Nest
Fayette County
Mississippi caucus fails to nominate successor to B K Bruce
Representative Money of Mississippi reports a Jackson caucus of Democratic legislators failed to name a successor to B. K. Bruce. Six ballots were taken with Barksdale 52, Walthall 38, Singleton 36 and 5 scattering votes, adjournment set for Monday evening.
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Washington
Representative Money
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
B. K. Bruce
Barksdale
Walthall
Singleton
Scattering
Irish Nationalist meet in Indianapolis invites Parnell
A large meeting in Indianapolis under Irish Nationalists, presided by the Mayor, drew many notable figures including T. A. Hendricks J. G. Shanklin John Caven F E Buskirk J B Ryan and Gen. Daniel McCauley. The group decided to extend an invitation to Parnell to visit Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
T. A. Hendricks
J. G. Shanklin
John Caven
Buskirk
J. B. Ryan
Daniel McCauley
Parnell
Tidian
Will and bequests of A. K. Shuttled of Portland
The Maine will disburses funds to Portland charitable societies and hospitals and Colby University. It also sets trusts for Aretas Sherrieff’s son Herbert and divides the remainder among siblings and niece. Witnesses named. July 11, 1879. Serious charges arise against State Prison management led by ex-Warden William W. Rice over missing books and large deficits.
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A. K. Shuttled
Portland
Portland Benevolent and
Portland Provident Societies
Portland Female Orphan Asylum
Widows’ Wood Society
Aged Women’s Home
Martha Washington Society and Female Charitable Association
Colby University
Maine General Hospital
Oxford County
Albert G. Page
Augusta Woodman
Simeon
Alva
Sylvan
Edward Fox
Sylvan, Alva
Simeon Sherrieff
Portland Agrus
William W. Rice
Rice
Nashua sledding tragedy and state notices mingle in NH news
Two Nashua youths aged 7 and 9 fell through river ice while sledding. Moriarty was saved but Lannahan remains missing. Also reported are 10 percent dividend announcements for Manchester City Savings Bank assignees, a 21 percent reduction in 1878, plans for a new Christ Church at Portsmouth, and preparations for the New Hampshire State Music Festival in Concord with conductor Joseph Cobb and Eastman’s orchestra.
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Moriarty
Danny Lannahan
Nashua
Lannahan
William B. Johnson
Charles H. Bartlett
Manchester City Savings Bank
Supreme Court
Gov. M. Marsh
Second Episcopal Church
Christ’s Church
Portsmouth
Madison Street
Concord
New Hampshire
Joseph Cobb
Boston
Eastman
Schubert Quartette
Harvard Glee Club
Worthen Street preacher accepts Lowell call
Rev J T Emery of Amsterdam accepts the call to Worthen Street Baptist Church in Lowell and will begin preaching next Sunday. A valuable span of Shaker horses drowned near Enfield when ice broke while drawing logs on Mascoma Lake. The Primitive Methodist Church of Lowell marked its first anniversary with sermons and clerical addresses. The Athol disaster losses are lower than feared at 34000 by Superintendent Turner. James Martin, injured, is recovering. Mrs Bell of Chelmsford Lowell was found unconscious in her barn with facial injury. cause unknown. Catholic churches of Lowell collected for Irish tenants. money to be paid to Mr Parnell during his visit. August Rosenberg, a 60-year-old German settlement milkman in Methuen, drowned after driving into North Canal. his horse survived. Three Thompsonville boys, 11-18, drowned after ice broke on their way home near Pecowsic. bodies recovered. Edwards Congregational Church debt raiser Kimball raised 20000 pledged within a year and 5000 more later. Since Charlie Lawrence’s discharge, Oxford murder inquiry proceeds with a grand jury and local officers expect arrests soon.
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J.T. Emery
Amsterdam
Worthen Street Baptist Church
Lowell
Mascoma Lake
Enfield
Primitive Methodist Church of
N.W. Matthews
Athol
Turner
James Martin
Bell
Bellerica
Ireland
Parnell
August Rosenberg
Methuen
North Canal
Lawrence
Pacific Mills
Rosenberg
William McCarthy
John Callahan
John Grady
Thompsonville
Fugitive Murderer Reported Wounded in Sharky County
A despatch from Greenville Mississippi says the Lake Providence City Marshal McGuire killer has been heard from in Sharky county badly wounded in the shoulder. He is being tracked by officers and is believed to be among those who escaped the Lake Providence prison massacre of flatboatmen.
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New Oreans
Greenville
Miss
McGuire
Lake Providence
Sharky County
Electric light company to organize in Cincinnati
Cincinnati financiers including A. D. Bullock Charles Kilgourn Andrew Erchenbrecker Howan Ball organize a venture tomorrow to manufacture and introduce an electric light invented by E Edwards. The device is claimed more practical than Edison.
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Cincinnati
A. D. Bullock
Charles Kilgourn
Andrew Erchenbrecker
Howan Ball
E. Edwards
Edison’s
Ice breaks up on upper Hudson near Tivoli town
Despatches report the ice has broken up as far as Tivoli and is moving north with the tide. The ice crop, a key employment source for many, is wasting away rapidly and causing widespread alarm across affected areas.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson
Tivoli
Phillips Wins Seventh District Race in Missouri Vote
Despatches from multiple points report Col John F Phillips Democrat winning the Missouri Seventh District special election to fill the late A M Lay's seat over former Governor McClure and a Greenback candidate. Phillips to secure a 2000 to 3000 vote majority.
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St. Louis
A. M. Lay
John F. Phillips
McClure
Col. Phillips
New Orleans Legislature Prepares for Start as Wiltz Recovers
The Legislature convenes tomorrow with Lieut. Gov. Wiltz recovering from two months illness and expected to participate in Senate organization. He is likely to be inaugurated midweek. Balloting for U S Senate begins next week with ex Gov John MacEnery and Rep Gibson as leading candidates.
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New Orleans
Wiltz
Senate
United States
John MacEnery
Gibson
Boot and shoe workers seek 10 percent wage rise
Representatives from boot and shoe factories met this afternoon and adopted resolutions demanding a 10 percent wage increase effective January 15. A new schedule was agreed in three factories, with others considering favorably. It is believed the raise will be obtained without a strike.
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Sr. Louis
De Lesseps gets two years to form Chagres canal company
A Panama special reports that under the De Lesseps and Bonaparte Wyse agreement, Lesseps will have two more years to organize a company to build the Chagres project. The capital is capped at 400 million francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Panama
de Lesseps
Bonaparte Wyse
Lesseps
Maine Election Debate Echoes From Aroostook Controversy
The piece denounces past Maine electoral tactics and calls for honoring every vote. It recalls 1877 78 battles over Burleigh and Aroostook to argue for just counting ballots and resisting partisan manipulation. It targets Selden Connor and others while urging adherence to fair ballot principles.
Powder keg explosion cripples Idle Wild at Weston
A keg of powder exploded in the forecastle of the Idle Wild, the Ohio packet running Evansville to Cairo, at Weston this morning. The blast blew off the forecastle and port hull to the water edge, badly crippling nine of the colored crew. The boat remains helpless at Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Cairo
Weston
Defaulter Sisson Reported Missing Secretary of German Fire Ins
Philadelphia dated January 10 reports George C. Sisson secretary of the German Fire Insurance Company is a defaulter for about 2000 dollars. It is believed further money has been collected from policy holders with no returns seen. Sisson has not been seen for some time.
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Philadelphia
George C. Sisson
German Fire Insurance Company
Sisson
Murder at Rock Island County Farm Ends in Fatal Blows
Davenport intelligence reports a brutal murder Thursday night at ex-Sheriff Payne’s farm in Zama township. Painful quarrel over a young lady’s hand led John Keyser to strike John W. Palmer with a hammer at supper, fracturing Palmer’s skull and causing death. Palmer dies in jail in Rock Island.
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Davenport
Payne
Zama Township
Rock Island County
John
Keyser
John W. Palmer
Pennsylvania
Palmer
Rock Island
Oxford mines collapse in Hyde Park shatters two brick stores
In SORANTO TM Hyde Park, Hyde Park, Hyde Park, the Oxford mines caved in last night causing severe damage to Thomas McNicholls's brick store and John O'Hara's brick store. Strong cave-in fears and property losses reported with no injuries specified.
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Soranto
Oxford
Hyde Park
Thomas McNicholls
John O’ Hara
Diverse early 20th century incidents across the U S and abroad
Reports of Krupp guns for America, Weir hanged in Virginia for murder, Irish relief telegraph from San Francisco, counterfeit coins arrest in Mississippi, Ulster County accountant behind in funds, malignant smallpox in Ottawa, Ripley bequeathing 75000 to Wesleyan University, Wisconsin logging disrupted by thaw, Reading workers gain wage list, Linden treasurer alleged $5000 shortage, Schaefer defeats Sexton in a $1000 billiards match, Count Joannes grave guarded after theft attempts, Naftal surrenders for arson, Tennessee to Norfolk ship voyage, Cowles detached from Asiatic station, Erie lawyer Choked at dinner, Brewer funeral with Masons, Holt brings orphans to Virginia homes, Memphis murder verdicts, multiple hangings set in Tennessee, Tex Mexican frontier telegrams deny revolution defeat, Trevino ship disturbances, Rio Grande states back Gonzales for President.
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Herr Krupp
America
George H. Weir
Hillsville
San Francisco
Ottawa
Board of Health
Wm. Ripley
Columbus
Ohio
Wesleyan University
Ripley
Wisconsin
Reading
Jones
Linden
N. J
Schaefer
Sexton
New York
Joannes
Naftal
Red Bank
N.J
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Norfolk
W.S. Cowles
U.S N
Europe
C. L. Pierce
Erie
Nicholas Brewer
Baltimore
Masonic Temple
Masons
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HH. A. Holt
New York Children’s Aid Society
Petersburg
Prince George
Sussex
Henry Smith
Memphis
Tenn
Saltillo
Trevino
Rio Grande
Gen
Gonzales
San Luis Potosi
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Penobscot
van Buren
Haynes
Goy. Garcelon
Garcelon
Thayer Jewelry Manufacturing Company
Astoria
S. 1
Wardell Street
Hallett’s Cove
Corrigan
Jimmy
New Haven
Conn
Robert Jerolman
Melvin D. Curtis
Hay
Curtis
Jerolman
Celtic
John Gamble Geddes
Niagara
J.C. Fisher
D. H. Clarkins
Weser
Bremen
Friedrich Kapp
Ettore Oltoini
Jacob Jeienko
Newhall—Dickinson
William Burnet Wright
Rufus KE. Newhall
Emma H. Dickinson
Charles Mr. Dickinson
Pike—Betis
Merrimac
W. I. Hubbard
James D. Pike
Lois A. Betts
Ingalls
Alvarado
Cal
Benjamin F. Ingalls
Page
Brooklyn
N.Y
Carrie Page
Clinton Page
Stevenson
Woodbridge
Emily Stevenson
John Stevenson
Bost
Farrington
Jamaica Plain
Eliza D
E.T. Farrington
Huggins
Louisa Palmer
Charles P. Huggins
Patrick K
Lally
Qvourt Square
S. Dearborn
Otis Wetherbee
Loyal, Lovejoy & Company
Hammond Park
Westminster Street
Ham
Wong Park
Los
Hammona Park
Wallace
Loren L. Fuller
William 8. Wallace
W. ©. Williamson
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk, SS
Said
Jos. A. Willard
Jos
A. Willard
Erk
Ares
Loren L. Puller
William H. Wallace
WM. C. Williamson
Fort Said
Czerk
Henry & Hatch
Devonshire Streets
Johnson, Moody & CO
Rhodes & CO
Summer Street
W. R. McK
Weenesday
Janet W
Charles €. Warren
Reade Street
Fall River Line
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerdinn&s. Hoguet & Co
F.G. Wolbert
Townsend & Fargis
Leonard Street
Samuel Bunting
Market Street
NOTIO
N.B
Lippincott, Son & CO
John H. Osgood
Hawley Street
L. C
Moses Colman
National Horse and Carriage Mart
Friend Streets
C. T. Walker
Mammoth Horse and Carriage Bazaar
Lancaster Streets
Y Albert Howe & CO
Brighton
Warren Avenue
A. D
Eroes
Geo. G. Taylor
Thev
Samuel CG. Lund
Somerville
Cambridge
Middlesex
Chas. T, Gallagher
Court St
George M, Hobbs
Milk St
John McBride
Bridget
Amos Bigelow Bancroft
Sarah P. Bancroft
Admx
Eecumon Wealth
Messenger
Serrour
Joseph Edward Leighton
Hoston
A&s
Court Square
J. B. Ingalls
James P. Cummings
Mary W. Brinnen
Joan W. McKill, Esquire
Elijah George
Supreme Judicial Court
Estelle Anna Woods
Alexander Bb. Woods
Alexander
Ilinois
Illinois
Abbot H. Woods
Walter A. Woods
Commonwealth
Supreme Jupicial Court
Alexander B. Woods
John Noble
Henry Eer
Samuel Hatch & CO
Congress Street
District Court OF the United States
Office of the Marks
Carr
Thg Five Cents Savings Bank
William B. Stevens
Ogaahet
Harmikas
Henry C
Jaiziz
Hawes & Henshaw
State Street
Merchants’ Exchange
Stocka
Wednesaday
Gres Missouri Rover
Jad Rock and Texas Railroad
Hamilton Manufacturing
Worcester National Bank
Acae Railroad
Alno
National Bank
Pembroke Mills
Cina Manufacturing Co
Colony Railroad
Cadariestown Gas Light Co
Metropolitan Raiload Co
Eas
American Insurance Co
Pacific Guano Co
National Hide and Leather Bank
Southton Railroad Co
Great Fails Manufacturing Co
Go Franklin Co
Lewiston
Tia
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad
Sdboston and Roxbury Mii. Corporation
City of Rocstand
Raitoad Loan
Naan
Portsmouth, Great Falls
Conway
Home Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank Book
H. J. Day & CO
Hoom 6
Brobanes
Boston Stock Ana’ Exchange Board
Maverick National Bank
Pacific National
Bhot National
Boston and Lowe
Pittsfield
North Adams
Dorchester Gas Light Co
North Berwick National Bank
National Hide and Weather Bank
Vermont and Canada
Golden Fleece Mining Co
Woodbury
Newton and
Watertown
Rastastaltense
EAU Uus
de Lowell Manufacturing Co
Continental National Bank
North Chicago Steel Co
Boston and Maine Railroad
Chicago and South Western Railroad
Mort. Ts
Chicago, Rockstand and Pacific Railroad
City of
Burlineton
Revere Beach
Middlesex Horse Railroad
Rockland
Incy and
Warsaw
Lamazoo, Allegan and
Grand Rapids
Isburch&co
East Street
Major
Knox
Billy F
Bangor
Gideon
Rysdyk
Hambletonian
Old Featnaught
Knox Boy
Gilbraith Knox
Ned
Pedro
Fanny
Rosa
Kitty
Mary
W. W. Chenery
Sir Edwin
Laftes
Libbie
School Street
Beacon Street
Robinson
Cole
Kensett
Fisher
Smith
Church
Parton
Wascon
Johnston
Rein
Imness
Moran
Gifford
Doren
Corot
Troyer
Daubigny
Ziem
Lambinet
de Tronliebert
Bonidin
Volton
Hagbourg
de Connick
Gabrini
Ronvin- Lengee
Gabriel Max
Jaz
Henry
Bird & So
Tremont Street
Pubitc
Bird & Co
Wuuille, Shee
Wee
O'Brien
Boratio HA Kis & CO
Brock
New Zealand
Pedera Hoston
A. 8S. Eaton
Horse and Carriage Mart
Northampton Attreet
Evers
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