Courtesies to Strangers and City Office Notes
Summary of financial figures from the survey appropriation for CRM work across Charlestown South Boston East Boston Roxbury West Roxbury and Brighton. The Dorchester branch office remains open in city hall area due to space limits with no rent charged for rooms at Field’s Corner. The council also debated extending courtesies to distinguished visitors with amendments setting annual expense limits at 3 000 or 5 000 dollars.
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Post Office
Stamp Department
T. A. Hutchins
Interval Revenue Service
Stafice
Hutchins
Field
Boston
Roxbury
West Roxbury
Brighton
Charles
Dorchester
Ricco
Charlestown
East Hoston
Cc.e
Tne
Dorchester District
City Hall
Fiela’s Corner
Fitzpatrick
Ward 8
Whitmore
Ward 12
Hart
Ward 18
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Warren Avenue
The Guv'nor thrills crowds at BosTron Museum
The audience roars through two and a half hours with little intermission as The Guv'nor remains the main attraction at BosTron Museum. Saturday features Mr. Warren in a benefit performance as Herr Weigel in My Son. A Fitchburg railroad special carried excorsionists from Fitchburg Marlboro and nearby stations to the show.
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Fitchburg
Marlboro and
Way Stations
Guv’nor
Democratic caucus debates senatorial picks in state legislature
After adjournment Thursday a Democratic caucus discussed candidates for the senate. Lilley, Quigley and others proposed names including Col Jonas H French and Charles P Thompson. A five member committee was appointed to report names for an adjourned caucus next Monday. Notes mention Renfrew mills charter, a pardon petition for Marcus Lei, and possible successors to Judge Ames. Republicans plan a 1 PM caucus in the green room to consider the senatorial question.
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Senate
House
Harry O’neal
Boston
Russell
Pittsfield
Quirk
Lilley
Lowell
Col
Jonas H. French
Mr. Carroll
Marblehead
Charles P. Thompson
Gloucester
Charles Theodore Russell
Cambridge
Gen. Butler
Mellen
Worcester
Fay
Henry L. Pierce
Prof. Seelve
Quigley
Suffolk
Reade
Middlesex
McGe
Renfrew Mills
Adams
Levi L. Brown
Gov. Long
Joseph Bennett
William Gaston
Francis W. Rockwell
Charles Lilley
E. P. Reed
Marcus M. Lei
Abmttor
Plymouth House of Correction
Chamberlain
Hanson
Walbridge A. Field
Ames
Supreme Court
Field
Brightam
Aldrich
Gardner
Superior Court
NEWTON WEDDING OF CLARK AND LANCASTER IN FESTIVE NITE
A fashionable wedding took place at the First Church Newton Centre with Charles P. Clark Jr and Miss Helen Lancaster as the couple. Rev Edward Clark of New York and Rev Dr Furber officiated. After a reception at Mr Lancaster’s home, the couple departed for a wedding tour.
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Newton Centre
Charles P. Clark
Fielen Lancaster
Edward Clark
New York
Furber
Charles Lancaster
Waverly Avenue
Clark
Cambridge
Boston Board of Trade weighs tax relief for shipping
A special meeting discussed exempting state and local taxes on capital invested in shipping to aid the faltering mercantile marine. Speakers argued taxation stifles foreign trade while others urged federal rather than state action. A petition to Congress and a committee to press the measure were formed, and mail service delays between Boston and New York were noted.
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Board of Trade
Boston
New York
W. H. Lincoln
United States
Mercantile Marine
Board of Trade of Boston
Edward Kemble
Congress
Lincoln
Beard
Kemble
Beards
J. M
Williams
F. N.thayer
Pliny Nickerson
Nathan Crowell
J. E. Burtt
John S. Emery
Henry Hastings
J. Henry Sears
Mr. Humphrey
Post Office
Charles Hunt
T. Albert Taylor
Charles B. Crockett
George W. Preston
Jeaae Lutts
E. C. Fitz
Washington
In the Senate Adjourns After Various Committee Proposals
The senate met at 2 PM with President Bishop presiding. Petitions were presented for a Boston Lighterage Company. The Sandwich Savings Bank receivers reported assets of 62,970.41 and liabilities of 61,242.74 as of Jan 1, 1880, with 26,826.43 collected and 19,364.40 disbursed, leaving 26,826.03 cash. Three dividends were ordered: 30 percent, and two of 15 percent. Several orders were offered and adopted to study state house elevators, firearms statute changes, tax law printing, guardians’ bonds exemptions, damages upon land takings, and probate court bonds. Reports from several savings banks were taken from the table and referred to banks and banking. Adjourned.
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Felix Gormiey
John Gorman
North End
Stone's Yard
No. 26
Stillman Street
Laderio Gaggioni
Gorman
Gaggioni
Gagzioni
Haney
Haley and
Galligher
Gargioni
Frank Gardenelle
Keefe
Gaglioni
Gageion
Gormicy
Fitchburg
The
Hommeopathic Medical Dispensary Corporation
Burroughs Place
H. C. Angell
P. C. Brooks
H.C. Clapp
Board of Trustees
Dr. Angell
Otis Clapp
Chester Guild
L T. Talbot
M. D
J. W. Clapp
Hondacov Steeper
George Russell
Edward P. Browne
George H. Leonard
Isaac B. Mills
Frank W. Stearns
A. Boothby
H. C. Clapp
Middlesex Railroad Company
Charles E. Powers
Francis Thompson
George W. Palmer
William H. Kent
Caleb Rand
John Goldthwait
Nahum Chapin
George O. Carpenter
Nelson Bartlett
John H. Studley
National She and Leather Bank of
Auburn
Asa Cushman
John T. Randall
John F. Cobb
Moses Crofts
F. M. Jordan
Henry Willis
George C. Wing
Marshall C. Percival
J. T. Randall
Dwelling House Insurance Company
George C. Richardson
Avery Plumer
Alexander Strong
Otus Norcross
James H. Beal
N. J. Bradlee
James L. Luttle
Henry P. Kidder
A. S. Wheeler
John D. W. Joy
Augustus Flagg
Charles Merriam
Arthur Winobart
Prescott Insurance Company
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company of Maine
Boston
Daniel Sharp
Joel Goldthwait
Ransom B. Fuller
George M. Hard
Henry C. Hutchimson
George 8. Bulleps
Senate
Sandwich Savings Bank
Rockwell
Berkshire
State House
Knowlton
Hampden
Committee of Manufactures
Bennett
Standing Committee On Taxation
Probate and Chancery
West Boston
Barnstable
Scituate
North Bridgewater
Lancaster
Committee On Banks and Banking
Higginson
Cambridge
Committee On Constitutional Amendment
House of Representatives
Swift
Yarmouth
Cogswell
Salem
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Andrew
Supreme Court
Shepard
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Wilson
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Butler
Somerville
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Wilcox
Milford
Carroll
Marblehead
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Lawrence
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Donovan
Judiciary
McGeough
Soston
Mackintosh
Needham
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Mellen
Worcester
Committee On
In the House Petition Session Held With Speaker Noyes
The house met at two o clock with Speaker Noyes in the chair as petitions were presented.
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Ee House
Noyes
Irish Land League US Names Officers In Buffalo Convention
Delegates of the American branch of the Irish land league met at St James hall Buffalo to promote peasant proprietorship and public support for the Irish cause. A new constitution was adopted naming the group the Irish National Land League of the United States. Officers elected include Patrick A. Collins of Boston as president and P Cronin of Buffalo as first vice president with T W Powderly and Thomas Flatley among others. The assembly adjourned sine die after factional debates and will reconvene in Washington.
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Barker
Wangely Takes
Chauncy Hall School
Leonard’s
J. E. Tucker
Fitchburg Railroad
C. L. Hartwell
A. A. Wetton
Williams & Everett
England
Moore
English High School
Young’s Hotel
Cr. Hi. Utley
B. J. Bowen
G. E. Brown
W. A. Earle
St. Peter’s Church
E. M. Gushee
Chambre
Universalist Convention
Dean Academy
Franklin
Paddock
Lambert
Charlestown
Arey
Salem
Sherman
Jamaica Plain
Abbott
North Cambridge
Gushee
Stburban
William Wandress
Martin Foley
Hyde Park
The
Humane Society
J.J. Gray
St. James Church
Mr. Collins
Troy
Marlboro
Old Colony
Worcester
Massachusetts Central
South Sudbury
R. R. Raymond
Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
Hamlet
Friends of
N. H. Pierson
Broadway Congregational Church
Somerville
Y. M. C. Association
Lynn
Russell Sturgis, Jr
Boston
R. C
Morse
New York
H.M. Moore
Irish Land League
Buffalo
N. Y
St. James Hall
Irish National Land League of the
United States
Parnell
House of Commons
London
Patrick A. Collins
P. Cronin
T.w.powderly
Scranton
Thomas Flatley
Lawrence Walsh
Waterbury
Conn
Washington
Ireland on the brink as revolver orders surge
A Birmingham despatch reports 1000 revolvers ordered for the Irish constabulary amid broad demand for arms in Ireland. Whips from Liberals and Conservatives urge MPs to oppose Parnell's amendment, with secession by about fifteen Irish MPs. Two Dublin steamers bring stores and ammunition, while a Cronstadt theatre burns killing eight. A New York steamer loses seventy cattle en route.
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London
Birmingham
Irish Constabulary
Ireland
Commons
Parnell
Wintz Indicted for Embezzling City Railroad Funds
New Orleans dated January 13 indictment charges Frederick Wintz president of the New Orleans city railroad company with embezzling fifty thousand dollars on October 14, 1879, drawn from Hibernia National Bank. He was arrested and released on ten thousand bail amid questions over unrecorded use of funds. The board had endorsed his acts, and he had just been unanimously re-elected president.
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New Orleans
New Orleans City Railroad Company
Frederick Wintz
Hibernia National Bank
Wintz
Lowell Mass News Roundup of Deaths and Civic Notes
Millenais Comptolis died after a child’s accident in Lowell. Mrs Sarahewiss, 79, was found dead sitting in a chair at Rev Duganne’s house. Maj E J Noyes assumed duties as city marshal. The Lowell reform club marked its fifth anniversary with a supper and program. Washington and Lincoln commanderies hosted Lawrence commandery guests for a hospitality event.
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Duganne
Sarahewiss
E. J. Noyes
Lowell
Sugar Crop Reports and San Domingo Insurgent Clash
Reports from Demerara Barbadoes and Antigua praise the sugar crop with strong orders for vacuum pan refining for the United States. San Domingo advices through December 28 recount an insurgent party entering the territory, defeated with five killed and twenty wounded as revolutionary agitator Jean Dios was shot during pursuit.
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St. Thomas
Demerara
Barbadoes
Antigua
United States
San Domingo
Jean Dios
Wahlstrom and Knight Win In New York Pool Tourney Plays
In New York on January 13 G E Wahlstrom defeated Otis Fields 11 to 3 and Samuel F Knight beat J Schaefer 11 to 7 In early morning play Joseph King led Alevzse Morris 7 to 6 with Morris closing the gap later in the session
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New York
G. E. Wahlstrom
Otis Fields
Samuel F. Knight
J. Schaefer
Joseph King
Alevzse Morris
King
Morris
Mayor Stokley Renominated by Philadelphia Republicans
A batch of political moves and legal notes span across cities. Mayor Stokley secures renomination by Philadelphia Republicans on Thursday while Dc W Jones wins Democratic caucus nod for US senator from Florida on Wednesday.
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Scribner & Co
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Hoosac
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Francis Peabody, Jr
Rkosamond Lawrence
Abbott Lawrence
Phillips Brooks
Miss Roteh
Miss Lowell
Miss Peabody
Miss Lawrence
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Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Boylston Congregational Church
W. ¥. Black
G. E. S. Kinney
M. A. Rogers
Lord
H. M. Watson
Prudential Committee
N. G. Nickerson
Nicholson Broughton
C. W. Fogg
John A. Dawson
Edgar B. Taylor
George W. Fowle
C. A. Chipwan
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Tremont Street
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Townsend
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Aleto
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Bethesda
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John Coleman
John Daily
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Wm. H. Cundy
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Martin Brimmer
John C. Gray
Committee On Elections
Hg Deen
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Constantin Sternberg
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Misa Letitia Fritch
Schubert
Herr August Wilhelm
Wilhelmj
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Laub
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Boston Theatre
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Denman Thompson
Joshua Whitcomb
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Georg Henschel
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Marie Prescott
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Lawrence Barrett
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W. D. Howells’s Play, “Yorick’s Love.” ——Howard Athenium.—Mr. Wm. J. Scanlan
Tony O’dowd
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Border Street
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St. Paul and Western
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A. & J. McLaren
Orient
F.A. Coombs
Littlefield
Jones Hammond
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Atlantic
la Caisse
City Hall Notes
Corps of Engineers
Rescoe
Medford
Mystic Valley
Committee of Elections of the Common Council
U. J
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Ward 19
J. J. McNamara
Harvey N. Shepard
Spenceley
Horatio E. Swasey
McNamara
Henry C. Pickering
Swasey
Newton
Percy Browne
St.James Episcopal Church
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Boylston Street
Christ
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D. Williams
Waltham
Charles H. Avery
Leonard Morse
Natick
Willams
Avery
Cooney
Suffolk County
Wiliam H. Halliday
Hamilton Place
Hugh Rankens & Sons
Benjamin Mayhew
Brookline Avenue
Glidden & Sullivan
Chelsea
Frank Casey
Decane East
Horatio B. Arnold & Co
Blackstone Street
O.H. Leach
P. Sokolosky & Co
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Vicksburg
Miss
Joseph Brook
First Sffeet
Mexico
Sonora
Quintana
H. Schultz
Winnecome
Wis
August Will
St. Jacobs
Lydia K. Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
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Clarke
New Bedford
Wardwell
Peabody
Millliner
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John W. Hart
Salem Police Relief Association
James Kirkham
Homer Foot
Springfield
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A. D. Hildreth
Galen Orr
Arlington
Mystic Lower Pond
Moses Jay, Jr
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Brockton
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Hartford and Conneticut Railroad Company
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Holyoke
Alfred Gilnore
Housatonic Railroad Company
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Lenox Furnace
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Harriet KE. Clarke
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Green Harbor River
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State Lunatic Hospital
Charles 3. Bolton
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East Bridgewater
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Erving
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W. B. Rand
Amherst
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Aliston W. Whitney
Ella E. Downs
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G. A. Bruce
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Sears
Parker
Colburn
James Cahill
Boston Five Cent Savings Bank
James Barrett
Foxboro
James P. Barrett
Geo. S. Hale
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Low
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Burlington & Mo. River RB. R
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Chas. A. Sweet
State Street
Union Pacific R. I. CO
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Blake Brothers & Co
Jalsimw
Tower, Giddings & CO
Devonshire ST
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Leonard & CO
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Guardabass
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Ricci
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Billie Walker
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Stella Blanchard
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Mark Lynch
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Howard
Boston Statesman
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Boston Academy of Notre Dame
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Pepe
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S. F. McCleary
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American Asphalt Pavement CO
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Salem National Book
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A. P. Taber
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John C. Wilmerding
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G. T. Walker
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Thomas Winthrop
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