Westbrook Seminary Secures Desired 10009 Sum
Westbrook seminary has secured the $10,009 wished for. Gidtown paid the Maine Central railroad over $50,000 last year. Dalton of Dover NH plans a family hotel at Old Orchard. A Catholic hospital and foundling asylum is to be built in Lewiston. Millbridge gains 300 inhabitants and $50,000 valuation within three years. Nash Chase of Lincoln Centre found dead in bed with boots on. Portland Bangor and Machias Steamboat co declares 10 percent dividend. Green Mountain railway hearing at Bar Harbor January 16. Auburn’s ship shipments for the week 2,236 cases, against 1,320 last year and 1,505 the year prior. Vienna, population 644, has sixteen over 80 and thirty-two between 70 and 80, no doctor. Dr Weston of Portland injured in horse car accident. thigh lame. Mrs. Weston confined to room. Charles J. Riggs severely cut on leg, requires bed rest.
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Westbrook Seminary
Gidtown
Maine Central Railroad
Dalton
Dover
N. H
Old Orchard
Foundling Asylum
Lewiston
Millbridge
Nash Chase
Lincoln Centre
Portland
Bangor
Bangor and Machias Steamboat Company
Green Mountain Railway
Bar Harbor
Auburn
Vienna
Isld
Weston
Charles J. Riggs
Laconia machinist and inventor fails Friday
James H. Hinch of Laconia a machinist and water motor inventor failed Friday. The governor and council Friday appointed John L. Copp special justice of the Rochester police court. John Abbe an employe of Forest Fibre company at Berlin Falls was killed on Wednesday in machinery entanglement. The will of Mrs Elizabeth Proctor of Andover leaves 1000 to Centre Andover Congregational church. Laconia business is booming as the Laconia car company secures a 50000 freight car order for Australia. Arthur Knapp's barn in Warren was blown down injuring a yoke of oxen in the recent gale. Roof torn off twenty feet of Nicholas Brown's Campton barn. another Holderness barn blown down. New Hampshire Odd Fellows widows and orphans home grantees organized with officers and trustees named.
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James H. Hinch
Laconia
John L. Copp
Rochester
John Abbe
Forest Fibre Company
Berlin Falls
Elizabeth Proctor
Andover
Congregational Church
Centre Andover
Eeat
Laconia Car Company
Australia
Arthur Knapp
Warren
Nicholas Brown
Campton
Holderness
New Hampshire Odd Fellows’ Widows’ and Orphans’ Home
John Kimball
Concord
the Osgood
John L. Spring
Lebanon
Henry A. Farrington
Manchester
Joseph H. Gardiner
Portsmouth
Frank A. Rawson
Newport
John H. Albin
Henniker
Joseph Kidder
Charles F. Hildreth
Suncook
Osgood
Albin
Kimball
Rawson
Spring
Gardiner
Farrington
Reform school boys to be placed in bottoming chairs
A Rutland firm holds the contract to punish the boys from the reform school with bottoming chairs. In Rutland the police salute town leaders when they meet on the street. Mrs. William Roberts of Poultney was terribly mutilated by a bloodhound. the dog was shot. The University of Vermont catalogue lists 271 students with 8 percent in arts and sciences. Editor Love always in persecution has been arrested for printing on the Lord's Day. At the Rutland national bank annual meeting John B Page resigned as president. Carlos Sierman elected successor. Lewis Stamford was upset in his sleigh on Thursday, breaking an arm. Although 750 years old and feeble, he is believed to recover.
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Reform School
Rutland
William Roberts
Poultney
University of Vermont
Department of Arts and Science
Love
Pat Kelly
Rutland National Bank
Hon. John &. Page
Carlos Sierman
Berlin
Hohenzollern
Anhalt
Frederick Charles Nicholas
Marie Anne
Leopold Frederick of
London Standard
Herr Lasker
Germany
House of Representatives
Washington
Galicia
Mersey
John A. Lord
Oult
Sussex
London
Cleveland
Yorkshire
Hong Kong
Canton
Bagne
London Daily News
Emperor William
Prince Bismarck
Liverpool
City of Paris
City of New York
Worcester groups pledge for new building and state crime notes
The Worcester YMC A reports 365 000 pledged for a new building. MA suffrage conventions promise six sessions in two weeks. A tail less jet black calf born at Tewksbury almshouse barns draws attention. Detectives arrest Dr Arthur Hall and a woman in Taunton for adultery. A Hudson suspect linked to two gang depots faces trials. Ex superintendent Frank P Olds identified for past gold theft at the Worcester station. Herbert E Chapman jailed for six months after a staged robbery illness ruse.
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Worcester Young Men’s Christian Association
National Woman Suffrage Association of Massachusetts
Tewksbury
Seaver
Cash
Taunton
Arthur Hall
Hall
Simion
Worcester
Hudson
John Brock
Cordaville
Lancaster
Southboro
Frank P. Olds
St Ion
American Optical Works
Southbridge
Herbert E. Chapman
Chipman
House of Correction
Colby
Missing Warren man deepens mystery over Memphis flight
The fate of William H. Pierce of Warren, missing for more than a month, grows more enigmatic after intelligence that he did not leave Memphis on December 6 as thought. John H. Thatcher, 13, son of John K. Thatcher of Providence, was found in bed Thursday with burns to his head, back and limbs, believed from playing with matches as several were found on the bed.
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William H. Pierce
Warren
Memphis
Tenn
John H. Thatcher
John Ke, Thatcher
Providence
John Ek Dies by Own Hand in New London
John Ek, 77, a retired sail maker in New England, killed himself in New London amid mental distress. In New Haven superior court on Friday, Agnes Murraxy faced trial for allegedly enticing Annie Welch of New Britain into a house of ill fame in this city on December 4 for salacious purposes.
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John Ek
New London
New England
New Haven
Agnes Murraxy
Annie Welch
New Britain
John W. Alling
Western Railroad
Credit Mobilier Company
Union Pacific Road
New York
East Rye
Agnes Murray
William Hale
First shaft sunk to bed rock on Susquehanna banks
In a historic breakthrough a coal shaft was successfully sunk until bed rock on the Susquehanna riverbank. Flooding along the river flooded Pennsylvania shore and stalled farms as water rose, while other regional events include a fatal shooting in Erie and legal verdicts in Trenton.
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Susquehanna
Trenton
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Anna Offt
Erie
Bavaria
New Hampshire Railroad Commissioners
Massachusetts Railroad Commissioners
Merrill & Co
Express
N. J
United States
Ada Davey
William L. Davey
Etna Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Four paupers murdered at Cook County infirmary morgue
In Chicago on January 2 the bodies of four male paupers were removed from the Cook county infirmary morgue at Jefferson. County commissioners offer a reward of 1000 dollars for the arrest of the thieves.
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Chicago
Cook County
Jefferson
No Reduction in Taxes Says Nimmo Tariff Report
Special despatch from Washington reports Nimmo’s tariff analysis showing little or no tax cut under the present law. The piece notes committee actions, payouts under Jeannette expedition pensions, Call and Morrison bills, and various postal, military, and public works measures shaping the policy scene.
Senator Collom Proposes Utah Government Reorganization
In Washington on January 11 Senator Collom urged a bill to replace Utah Territory’s government with a governor and nine presidentially appointed councilors. He warned Mormons oppose U S authority, control lands and water, threaten statehood, and risk war if unchecked. Colloquy debated constitutionality of federal intervention. Brown opposed, court challenges cited. Senate adopted new rules, then entered executive session and adjourned until Monday.
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United States
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Mississippi River
Collom
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Agriculture committee holds hearing on cattle disease spread
At the Capitol, members of the House Agriculture Committee and Chicago cattlemen discussed contagious cattle disease detected in Delaware, D C, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Connecticut and New York. Judge Carey traced Asiatic cholera origins, warns of westward spread, noting $100 million invested in U S cattle. Rep Hatch cited a $1,000 reward for pleuro pneumonia. Weller proposed a $10 million federal bounty for disease suppression distributed by state funding.
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House Committee On Agriculture
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the Capitol
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District of Columbia
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Virginia
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Singleton
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Weller
Congress
Senate approves 1.0 million Mississippi river aid bill
In Washington on January 11 the Senate reported favorably a joint resolution for an immediate 3 1 million appropriation to preserve and continue Mississippi River works. Debate noted levee building and railroad needs, with Plumb proposing a distribution amendment. the measure passed as a bill. Also, Justice Bradley of the Supreme Court donated five dollars to aid cadet uniform purchases before the district messenger was involved.
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Senate
Mississippi
Washington
van Wyck
Committee
Plumb
Platt
Mississippi River
Bradley
United States Supreme Court
Rev Joseph Aubrez Chase Installed as Chelmsford Unitarian Pastor
Rev Joseph Aubrez Chase was installed this afternoon as pastor of the Unitarian church in Chelmsford. Rev E E Hale of Boston preached the sermon. Rev Grincall Reynolds of the American Unitarian Association gave the address and Rev Thomas Milstead of Taunton extended the band of fellowship.
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Lowell
Bass
Joseph Aubrez Chase
Unitarian Church
Chelmsford
E. E. Hale
Boston
Grincall Reynolds
American Unitarian Association
Thomas Milstead
Taunton
Southwestern railway association adopts new southern freight rate
The Southwestern railway association today adopted the rate on southern freight, which went into effect on Nov. 1. Rates to all points south were fixed on the same basis.
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Louisville
Southwestern Railway Association
Southern
Indictments for Swindle Against American Legion of Honor
Jersey City January 11 indictments charged Dr. Peacock John D Harrington and Elam W Carey with swindling the American legion of honor out of five thousand dollars.
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Jersey City
N.J
Dr. Peacock
John D. Harrington
Elam W. Carey
American Legion of Honor
Notable Guests and Gossip From Hartford to Boston
Reports list visitors and local chatter including Mr. T. B. Aldrich visiting Hartford with Mr. S. L. Clemens, Daniel Wilkinson the Bath murderer requesting ministers refrain from interfering, and John K. Chandler of Canterbury Ill in ill health. James S. Grinnell to lecture on Swine at Amherst with no political angle. Lucius H. Murch of Belfast diarying weather three times daily for 25 years. Wallace Ross lauded in London. Ross angelobcat seat to row March 10 for a $2000 stake. Portugal’s crown prince lamenting England’s cold reception. Matthew Arnold praising Boston and suburbs as beautiful or a pleasant disappointment. Mr. De R. Brine, linked to Marlboro and Old South clothing houses, stepped from his February 1 presentation.
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T. B. Aldrich
S. L. Clemens
Hartford
Daniel Wilkinson
Bath
John K. Chandler
Canterbury
N. H
William KE. Chandler
James 8
Job
Lucius H. Murch
Belfast
Wallace Ross
London
Ross Angelobcat
Crown Prince of
Portugal
England
Matthew Arnold
Boston
New York Tribune
de R. Brine
Marlboro Clothing House
Old South Clothing Store
Mr. Brine
Bosui
Demonstration to the Comte and other dispatches abroad
The Celtic reports four passengers landing at Falmouth after a harrowing sea voyage. The ship’s status, cargo, and crew signals are described along with remarks on the crowd’s interest in berths on the Argosy. Other items cover the Comte de Paris departure, Egypt’s war evacuation, Tonquin mediation, Nihilist activity, and various European political notes. Masks the tension with neutral phrasing while preserving named individuals and places.
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London
Celtic
Falmouth
Bothnia
New York
Argosy
Lizard
John G. Pearson
A. F. Firth
C.H. Mchans
R. H
Comte
Royalist League
le Comte de Paris
Comte de Paris
Madrid
Alfonso
Seville
Duc de Montpensier
Maine Judgesship shows Democratic contenders favored
Portland dispatch reports general belief Gov Robie may nominate a Democrat to replace Judge Barrows who plans to retire in March. Democratic candidates named include William L. Putnam Nathan Cleaves of Portland A P Gould of Thomaston John Varney of Bangor and John M Goodwin of Biddeford. Republicans named include John B Cotton Enoch Foster and Wm H Fogler with debate over Cumberland county share on the bench.
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Portland
Kobie
Barrows
John B. Cotton
Lewiston
Frye
Enoch Foster
Bethel
Wm. H. Fogler
Belfast
Robie
Hale
Supreme Bench
Wm. L. Putnam
John M. Goodwin
Goodwin
Maine
York County
Cumberland
Still Complaining About Fair Management and Chicago Move
Exhibitors at the foreign fair prepare to leave Boston as the show closes. They contest management courtesy and charges, citing a Chicago relocation plan as unworkable under the same leadership. Norton defends the management while exhibitors detail inconsistent electric light and sweeping bills. The Transcript echoes disappointment, blaming inexperienced directors for mismanagement.
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Gen. Norton
Association
Chicago
Boston
Zen. Norton
Gen
Norton
Ali
Maillard’s Confectionery Goods
Transcript
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Huntington Avenue
Shooting of Col Getchell in Jacksonville prompted cautious reports
Col E L Getchell a former Maine officer, shot at a saloon and sporting house in Jackson ville. The assailant Chandler, a South Carolina youth, fired twice, hitting Getchell in the abdomen but the wounded man is reported recovering. Chandler was jailed. The Times Union praised Getchell as a gallant, generous man who warned against gambling abuses.
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Col. Getchell
Jacksonsville
Fla
E. L. Getchell
Maine
Getchell
Hazen
Chandler
Col. Getchel
South Carolina
Getchel
Jacksonville
Bangor
Howlan to press PEI fishmen losses under Washington treaty
Senator Howlan of Prince Edward Island will urge the Dominion government to reimburse PEI fish merchants for losses caused by the Washington treaty. He notes the federal government received 4.5 million dollars from the United States for privileges to American fishermen, with 330 thousand placed in the supplementary estimate but later dropped amid Commons objections. The issue is expected to return in the coming session.
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Ottawa
Ont
Howlan
Prince Edward Island
United States
House of Commons
Rew Newfoundland Riots Hear Prosecution Witnesses
Edward Pippy and Alfred French testified in the Harbor Grace investigation that the Riverhead party armed themselves with pickets before the riot and fired three shots. They stated guns were seen in the attackers hands and that one Riverhead member was accidentally killed as the group retreated.
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Sr. Johns
N. F
Harbor Grece
Edward Pippy
Alfred French
Pippy
Riverhead
Coady
French
Skiff Missing After Morning Trip From Sandy Neck
Henry O. Holmes and Mrs. Paul Sherman of Hyannis left Sandy Neck at about 8 am in a small skiff bound for Sarnstable. They were sighted near Towns Island bar and have not been seen since. Harbor and shore searches continue with no trace of the boat or occupants.
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Sarnstable
Mass
Henry O. Holmes
Paul Sherman
Hyannis
Sandy Neck
Towns Island Bar
Elmira murder mystery cleared as Mrs Lissep identifies jewelry
Police traced the Elmira murder to a prisoner after Mrs Lissep of East Eighty ninth street, who had served the girl Kate Bradschoff, identified the jewelry found in the suspect's possession, ending lingering doubts about the case.
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New York
Elmira
Lissep
East Eighty-ninth Street
Kate Bradschoff
Executions Reported in Three Cities on Jan 11
At Sparta Louisiana Jerry Alexander was hanged for murder of Samuel Fleming. In Barnwell South Carolina Isaac Anderson, colored, was hanged for murder of Owen Williams. In Princess Anne Virginia John Jarvis was hanged for murder of Claudius Bonney.
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Baron Rover
Jerry Alexander
Sparta
Samuel Fleming
Barnwell
Isaac Anderson
Owen Williams
Norfolk
John Jarvis
Princess Anne Court House
Claudius Bonney
Kentucky Pool Association Sets 66 Percent Production Cap
Louisville January meeting of the Kentucky Pool association regulating Kentucky whiskey production ordered a cap at 66 percent of the average 1881 output and 15382.
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Louisville
Kentucky Pool Association
Reading stock dividend doubtful as loan talks proceed
In Philadelphia on January 11, financial circles expect Reading Co to skip a dividend Monday. Management aims to secure a collateral trust loan backed by 50,000 Jersey Central shares at 80 and other Reading stocks and bonds. Proceeds would retire floating debt and obligations, allowing new management to start unencumbered. loan likely at 5 percent and floated at par.
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Philadelphia
Reading
Jersey Central
Bank receiver delays closure despite injunction
New Haven Connecticut January 11 State Attorney Doolittle receiver of the Townsend Savings Bank says he has not wound up the bank due to the injunction but without it he could probably have declared a final settlement.
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New Haven, Conn
Doolittle
Townsend Savings Bank
Fire Losses in Boston Area and Across the Nation
A string of fires causes varied damage from Lynn to Roxbury and downtown Boston. Varney & Co. factory cutting room fire in Lynn. destitute children’s home on Harrison Avenue and Wm. Mills & Sons plumbing shop losses settled. Roxbury closet fire at No. 53 Rockland Street damaged $50. Pearl Street fire damages total $1,000 plus water and telegraph losses. Additional blazes across Springfield Ostend Pueblo Keene Wheeling Brazil with varied costs and fatalities or injuries.
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Boston
Lynn
C. W. Varney & Co
Market Street
Harrison Avenue
Wm. Mills & Sons
Washington Street
South Boston
Rockland Street
Roxbury
John B. Stuits
James P. Derby
Patrick McClusky
Robert L. Ide & Co
Congress Street
Pearl Street
Franklin
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cable Room
Parker Heirs
Telegraph and Telephone Company
Bell Telephone Company
A. P. Tapley & Co
Telegraph
Springfield
Mass
Dickinson & Howe
North Hadley
Hopkins and Turner Convicted of Manslaughter in Richmond Case
Batu Me Jan 11 Judge Libbey spent an hour and a half charging the jury in the Richmond murder trial. After seven hours deliberation the jury found Hopkins and Turner guilty of manslaughter, discarding any rape motive. Sentencing is expected tomorrow as the judge warned against intoxication provoking crime.
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Hopkins
Turner
Batu
Libbey
Richmond
Island man slays wife then kills himself in Georgiaville
Providence dispatch reports John Shay age 50, a Bernon mill weaver, entered his sleeping wife’s bedroom after dinner and cut her throat with a pocket razor. He then used the same razor to take his own life. The widow, previously married to a Flynn, bore twelve children. Shay had a prior stabbing incident and served 18 months in prison. Alcohol fueled the strife.
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Providence
R.I
Georgiaville
John Shay
Bernon Company
Flynn
Shay
Mauchaug
Mass
Woonsocket
Winter Weather Fears Of Delaware River Flood Threat
Despatch from Trenton alerts that fears rise of a backwater freshet like 1875 on the Delaware River. Susquehanna at Port Deposit climbs. towns flee to high lands as bridges at Port Deposit and Havre de Grace face danger. Ice jam on St. Lawrence floods basements of mills in Cornwall Ontario. Pittsburg colder, Ohio headwaters show light rain, no rise.
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Trenton
N. J
Delaware River
Susquehanna
Port Deposit
Baltimore and Ohio
Havre de Grace
Cornwall
Ont
St. Lawrence
Pittsburg
Ohio
Utah Traffic association forms to restore old railroad rates
A Chicago meeting of Utah business interests along the Missouri River formed the Utah Traffic association. The pool includes Central Pacific Union Pacific Burlington and Missouri Denver and Rio Grande and Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe. George H. Daniels named commissioner.
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Chicago
Utah
Missouri River
Utah Traffic Association
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Burlington and Missouri
Denver and Rio Grande
Santa Fe
George H. Daniels
Rail line sale bid links Buffalo to Chicago grid
Delaware Lackawanna and Western negotiates to buy or lease the Buffalo New York and Philadelphia line from Buffalo to Brocton a 50 mile segment with aim to extend to the Wabash system and then to Chicago creating a parallel route to the Lake Shore and NY Chicago and St. Louis lines A proposal appears likely to be accepted by the seller and buyer.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Buffalo, New York
Philadelphia
Brocton
Chicago
Lake Shore
New York
St. Louis
Wheat relief shipments cut from Manitoba to Ontario
The Canadian Pacific railroad with Manitoba railroad offers special reductions to transport frozen Manitoba wheat to Ontario. Bonding in Manitoba allows cheaper market entry than U S grain by avoiding duties. Ontario faces a shortcrop increasing demand for the grain.
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Sr. Paul, Minn
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Manitoba Railroad
Manitoba
Ontario
United States
Wilbraham Postmaster’s Son Runs Away With 3100
Charles C O Hubbard aged 16 son of Wilbraham postmaster fled Springfield scene taking 3100 this evening. He obtained the funds by fooling his mother into believing his father needed it to cash a check at the Wilbraham post office. The Wilbraham academy student has escaped home twice before.
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Springfield
Mass
Charles CO. Hubbard
Wilbraham
Territory vs Shaw Bribery Case Dismissed Motion
In Flint on January 11, Gov Ordway led the prosecution in the Territory vs James W Shaw. A motion to dismiss the complaint was granted with costs taxed against Gilchrist the complaining witness. The court found the prosecution malicious and without probable cause.
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Flint
Dakota
Territory
James W. Shaw
Ordway
Gilchrist
Flanders Receives Boston Pastoral Call
Clifton K. Flanders secretary of the Lowell Young Men's Christian Association has been called to be assistant pastor at the Rugyles Street Church in Boston. If he accepts he will depart for Boston within a month.
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Lowell
Mass
Clifton K. Flanders
Lowell Young Men’s Christian Association
Rugeyles Street
Boston
Wrestling Match Arranged For Detroit Bout
Buffalo based reports say H M Dufur of Marlboro Mass and J H McLaughlin of Detroit signed articles of agreement to wrestle in Detroit on or before January 30 for a purse of 506 dollars in a best two of three falls contest.
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Buffalo
N. Y
H. M. Dufur Z
Marlboro
Mass
J. H. McLaughlin
Detroit
Angostura Bitters Endorsed As Digestive Remedy
The advertisement touts Angostura Bitters as a distinguishing flavor and odor and claims it prevents digestive diseases. It warns against counterfeit versions and advises asking grocers or druggists for the genuine Siegert Sons product. Also promotes Old Bourbon in bottles from grocers and druggists under G O Taylor.
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G. O. Taylor
Legislature debates anti alien resolves and railroad acts
The senate at 2 pm considered measures to expunge Know-Nothing type anti aliens from records and approved petitions from the Boston and Lowell railroad for a union with leased lines, Chelsea and Everett street railway incorporation, and Cape Cod canal charter changes. Committees were instructed to study judiciary procedure, evidence rules for estates, grand jury reporting, and naturalization repeal proposals.
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Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation
C. C. Hutchinson
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Legislature Probes Local Charters and Municipal Bills
The house met at two, with Speaker Mar den presiding, and heard petitions from Northampton for a kindergarten trustees act, Plymouth acting judge compensation, Boston area insurers, Harwich fish weir rights, Arlington Alewife Brook pollution limits, Natick water bonds, Lynn sewer funding, Leominster deeds registry, and Lynn charter tenure changes. Several committee recommendations and a New York and New England Railroad bond safeguard resolution were proposed for consideration.
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Northampton
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Plymouth County
Dwight Foster
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Natick
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H. Mayo
Leominster
Fitchburg
Smallpox Patient Paid Own Hospital Bill, Says Health Officials
A New York Graphic report claimed a renowned patient in the New York smallpox hospital was saved by champagne and hot-house grapes. Health officials confirm the patient paid four weeks of care, made a donation, and no public funds were used. The patient, said to be from Europe, is discharged and cured.
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New York Graphic
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Boston
Yatter Tops Morse in Marshall Billiards Faceoff
In Marshall's Friday billiards, Moses Yatter defeated John Morse by 12 points scoring 150 to 138. Yatter had a top run of 9, Morse 13. Referee K L Smith. Evening match saw Charles C Tay beat E L Smith 15 6 with Tay’s top run 15 and Smith 8. Monday’s schedule lists Yatter versus Gilman and Eames versus Baker.
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John Morse
Moses Yatter
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Morse
K. L. Smith
E. L. Smith
Charles C. Tay
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Tay
Gilman
Eames
Baker
Genuine Diamonds Hidden in Tea and Coffee Cans in Boston
Importers' Tea Co of New York sold tea and coffee at its Tremont Street Boston branch with each package containing a valuable article. Readers were urged to judge products by merit as diamonds rubies sapphires turquoise pearl and watches appeared in prizes. The firm will stop publishing buyer lists and continue sales this month. thereafter goods sold on merit. Col R F Pickett retires from Boston store management to join Philadelphia department.
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New York
Tremont Street
United States
Boston
Mass
Col
R. F. Pickett
Philadelphia
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Agricultural College
Greenough
United States Fish Commission
North College
Chemical Department
Leander Wetherell
Marshall P. Wilder
Marly Miles
Agricultural Department
J. W. Clark
T. Hart
Frederick J. Kingsbury
Eustace C. Fitz
Davenport
Fall River
Finance Committee
Tarbox
Committee On Insurance
House Committee On Elections
Plymouth
Charles Theodore Russell, Jr
H. A. Baker
A. B. Coffin
George H. Hunt
Rockland
Hanover
Pierce Light Guard
Terra-Novians
Boston Terra-Novian Association
Paine Hall
M. J. Renison
James Kearney
W. C. Whittle
W. Halligan
J. T. Benison
P. J. Mansfield
G. Cogswell
G. Colwell
J. J. Silvey
J. J. Quinn
John Kearney
M. Renison
Monument Hall
Long Island Salvation Army
Dunbar
Hicks
T. A. Whooley
J E. F. Regan
D. J. Shea
D. A. Collom
W. H. Johnson
Eliot Club
the Highlands
Beacon Hall
G. W. Ryan
E. K. Rock
Aids
O. F. Harney
J. J. Leach
J. J. Finneran
Tufts
Adams
Attleboro
Joint Judiciary Committee
First District Court
Bristol County
Sharon
Judiciary Committee
Roads
Marblehead
Committee On Labor
Hunt
Shaw
Committee On Education
Board of Education
New York and New England Railroad
Ernstof Boston
New York and New England Railroad Company
William
Scotto
Boston Weekly Post
TRE
Paine
Canal Street
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