Cyclone Leaves Alabama Farmhouse Wreckage and Deaths
A Collinsville area cyclone demolished Noble Gilbreath’s farm homes killing the youngest child and injuring a young man in a neighboring residence. Three nearby homes were blown away. one with 13 occupants hurt but none fatally. Heavy rain hindered information as storm path ran about 200 yards wide.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Collinsville
Ala
Alabama
Noble Gilbreath
Cherokee
Calhoun
Young Illinois lads end their lives by poison
Sterling January 13. Guy M Galt 17 and Jacob Rhinehart 21 both of Sterling ended their lives by taking poison. Galt, son of Lieut Galt, had been at Chester military school and returned home for holidays. He bought rat poison at Rowe's livery stable and took the fatal dose. Rhinehart, affected by Galt's death, swallowed poison and refused help. Coroner's jury returned verdict death by own hands.
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Illinois
Sterling
Guy M. Galt
Lieut. Galt
Jacob Raiinehart
Young Galt
Chester
Chicago
Galt
Rowe’s
Rhinehart
Vicina
Stoughton Detectives Arrest G A R Members on Indictments
Detectives Jonis and Thomas of the state police arrested Lysander Wood Taos Bibbebard pass Gaurtermaster and Fred Lane of St John Chamberpot No 72 G A R on two indictments for maintaining lottery and offering tickets for sale. They were held 10% each for January 26 hearing before Justice Marden.
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Justice Marden
Jas
H. Mey
Newell S. Atwood
Mr. Wood
Nathaniel Wales
W. R. Swan
Mr. Blancherd
Ira Drake
Jas. Voyce
Lane
Bennington Battle Monument design debated at annual meeting
Bennington Vermont January 14 The Bennington Battle Monument association meets to consider Prof West design for a statue like monument. The 45 foot tall statuesque plan has support from local clergy lawyers editors and prominent citizens while a petition seeks a taller design akin to Bunker Hill. Gov Pingree and other notables expected for what is described as the most important meeting since 1877.
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Bennington
Bennington Battle Monument Association
West
Bunker Hill
Vermont Sheep Breeders Association Holds Annual Meeting
Middlebury Vermont January 13 The Vermont Sheep Breeders Association opens its annual meeting with talks by A E Perkins Pomfret on the outlook for breeders John P Ray Honeoye NY on Individuality J L Hayes Boston secretary of the National Association of Wool Growers on The Merino Combing Wool industry and President Hamlin on Why the Government Should Protect Wool The meeting continues through tomorrow with no officer elections.
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Middlebury
Vermont
A. E. Perkins
Pomfret
John P. Ray
Honcove
N. Y
J. L. Hayes
Boston
National Association of Wool Growers
Presiden Hamlin
Dairying meeting in Concord features lectures
ConcorD New Hampshire January 13 A. W. Cheever of the New England Farmer Boston lectured at a Granite State Dairying association gathering followed by discussions. Short talks on dairying topics were given by J L Gerrich Webster Hon A D Goodall Antrim L T Hazzen Whitefield and Hon W T Daniel Franklin. Attendance remained good at each session.
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Concord
N. H
Granite State Dairying Association
A. W. Cheever
New England Farmer
Boston
J. L. Gerrich
Webster
A. D. Goodall
Antrim
L. VT
Hazzen
Whitefield
W. T. Daniel
Franklin
Notary Swears In Haines as Temporary Speaker in Wisconsin House
Springfield Wisconsin January 13 Temporary Speaker Haines was sworn in by a notary public this morning to serve as speaker of the house He refused a motion by Democrats to proceed to permanent organization A chaotic standstill followed until adjournment to tomorrow caucus to canvass the situation
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Springfield
Haines
House
Fatal Boiler Explosion at Smithfield Mill
Jan 13. A steam saw mill eight miles south of Smithfield exploded, wrecking the building. A bowler was blown a mile away. John Evans, Hirram Evans, and Willie Artorong, a boy, were inside. J. G. Evans was horribly burned and Walter Morrison badly hurt. Cause listed as excessive mud in the boiler.
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Smithfield
J. R. Williams
Thia Place
John Evans
Hirram Evans
Willie Artos'rong
J. G. Evans
Walter Morrison
Brewster Dies of Wounding in New Orleans Mascot Office Shootout
Robert Brewster state registrar of voters died this morning after being shot yesterday in an affray at the Mascot office. A native of Ireland he was 44 and had long been a prominent Ward politician in New Orleans. He formerly served as a criminal sheriff.
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New Orleans
Robert Brewster
State Registrar of Voters
Mascot
Ireland
Sudden Death of Holliston Farmer In City Depot
S Morse Cotter a Holliston Mass farmer visiting friends in Washington died suddenly this morning in the Baltimore and Potomac depot from heart failure while awaiting a train home. He had been staying in the city for a week.
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Washington
S. Morse Cotter
Holliston
Mass
Baltimore and Potomac Railway
Jail hangings and family crime shake Salyersville
In Salyersville Kentucky John Stapleton was dragged from the jail and hanged. His son, jailed at Mt Sterling, had killed Callihan White last November and Stapleton was charged four days ago with complicity in that crime.
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Salyersville
John Stapleton
Callihan White
Mt. Sterling
Stapleton
Pleuro Pneumonia Quarantine Orders In Delaware
Gov. Stockley issued a proclamation today noting contagious pleuro pneumonia among the cattle in Delaware and ordering quarantine of all diseased animals to prevent spread.
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Wilmington
Del
Stockley
Todey
New York City Officials Election Bill Introduced in Assembly
A Dill was introduced in the New York Assembly proposing an April election for city officials. The measure would choose the mayor and aldermen for two years and the comptroller for four years.
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Albany
N. Y
New York City
Bell Telephone Faces injunction in New Jersey dispute
Judge Nixon granted a preliminary injunction in the Bell Telephone Company v. New Jersey Overland Telephone Company case. The ruling issued in Trenton on January 13 orders measures to restrain actions pending further proceedings.
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Trenton
N.J
Nixon
Bell Telephone Company
New Jersey Overland Telephone
Cleveland Delphos and St Louis RR ad for sale in Cleveland
By order of the United States court the Cleveland Delphos and St Louis railroad was advertised for sale at public auction in Touevo on February 11. The notice names the case and the court as the authority for the sale and directs interested parties to attend.
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Touevo, O
United States
Cleveland, Delphos and St. Louis
Convicted Philadelphia official embezzled company funds
In Philadelphia on January 13 George Null, secretary of the Commercial Publishing Co, was convicted of embezzling 4500 dollars from the firm. The ruling marks a decisive end to the internal misconduct case.
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Philadelphia
George,. Null
Commercial Publishing
Com Pay
James B. Hail assigns assets in Texas and New Mexico
James B. Hail, a gin dealer, has made an assignment. His assets and liabilities are estimated at 50 000 dollars. The notice cites his place near 21 Essex Street and urges people to try a local gin.
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Txex
James B. Hail
Lincoln
Essex Street
Debated Davis Letter Rift in Secession War Memories
Washington January 13 The Hawley resolution on Davis’s threatening letter over Georgia or North Carolina secession sparked a wide debate. Vance and Sherman clashed over a supposed letter, while Brown defended his stance as an original secessionist. Legate’s telegrams and Legate Clarkson disputes emerged, with Legate accusing Clarkson of suppressing crimes and vowing a fuller statement.
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Washington
Hawley
Davis
Georgia
North Carolina
Senator Vance
Vance
Gen
Sherman
Raleigh
Gov. Vance
Confederacy
Gen. Sherman
Senator Hawley
Brown
Senate Debates Sherman Davis Resolution and Gen Sherman Letters
Washington January 18 the senate took up the Sherman Davis resolution. Senator Vance defended Jefferson Davis and denied misfiled letters. Gov Brown of Georgia and Gen Sherman figures are cited. The vote split along party lines with Democrats approving and Republicans in the affirmative, concluding the incident. The Springer investigation in Cincinnati covered riot testimony, White described election day color lines, and Foraker faced pointed questions.
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Cincinnati
Springer
Foraker
James White
Connelly
Ilegally
Stewart
Judge Foraker
Baxter
Guxter
Government Officer in Chicago Warns on Undervaluation Schemes
New York reports Col Thomas H Keefe of the treasury department in Chicago today denounces frauds on the government via undervaluation of imports. He says the 1871 law repeal came from New York chamber of commerce influence, with funds raised among inspectors. He notes plans to replace duties with a system letting undervalued goods pass at invoice value plus 10 percent, enabling 16 percent under- valuations with impunity.
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Thomas H. Keefe
Treasury Department
Chicago
New York Chamber of Commerce
Waters
Chamber of Commerce
Custom House
Congress
Willard Publishes Card On St John’s Possible Move
Leavenworth Kan January 18 Frederick N Willard of the Times and nephew of James F Legate prints a card stating that at Legates request he wrote and mailed a letter to 8 B Elking of the Republican National Committee before the election asserting St John would leave the side if the fourth was made an object for him.
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Legate
Willard
St. John
New York State
S. John
Peka
Kan
James F. Legate
Gay
Clarkson
National Committee
Qobic
Kerens
Virgin Mary
Leavenworth
Frederick N. Willard
The
Times of
Yellow Met car collides with green Warren street car in Court Street
A clash of two trolley cars, Metropolitan No.132 in yellow and Warren Street No.448 in green, halted traffic in Court and Alden streets. After 10 tense minutes, a policeman ordered No.132 to return to Bowdoin Square while bystanders watched.
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Court Street
Bowdoin Square
Warren Street
Sudbury
Court and
Alden Streets
Metropolitan
The
Post
Strachan
Big Worcester fire damages multiple firms
A fire at 2 AM destroyed the shops of Alonzo Whitcomb & Co and G H Bushnell & Co in Worcester, with severe damage at Rice & Griffin Manufacturing. Losses partly insured, stock and machinery losses uncertain due to water damage. Other notices report a major blaze at Collinsville stock bell factory, burning 15 000 dozen bells with $60 000 loss and no insurance, plus hotel fires in LaStrax Nova Scotia with £30 000 total loss.
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Worcester
Mass
Alonzo Whitcomb & Co
G. H. Bushnell & Co
Rice & Griffin Manufacturing Company
G. A. Bushnell & Co
Secor
A. Whitcomb & Two
Telegraph
Collinsville
Ill
United States
LaStrax
N.S
Arcadian
Colonial Hotel
Recorder News Operatics
Insurance Reduction Tales From Union Insurance Firm
Philadelphia January 13 At its annual meeting the Union Insurance company reduced its capital by 2900.00 after uncovering fraud by Lorenzo Dimock of Crosby and Dimock Buffalo who forged policies and entries to siphon funds. The company expects to recover much of the stolen money and says the loss does not threaten its finances.
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Vpuuilapelphia
Union Insurance Co
Iessos
Lorenzo Dimock
Diet
Crosby & Pdimock
Buffalo
Dinock
Suffato
Sullivan County Teachers Institute Opens With Lectures
Claremont New Hampshire January 13 The Sullivan county teachers institute led by state superintendent of police construction Hon S W Patterson opened this afternoon with a keynote by J W Patterson. exercises in arithmetic by Miss J K Dow of Claremont and English literature by Miss L R Peabody followed. In the evening a lecture on Educational Influences of the Study of Chemistry by Prof J J Bartlett of Dartmouth College. The institute lasts four days.
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Claremont
N. H
Sullivan County Teachers Institute
W. Patterson
J. W. Patterson
Mias
J. K. Dow
Jaremont
L. R. Peabody
J. J. Bartlett
Dartmouth College
Colu mspus Wool Growers Urge Unity Against Tariff Rise
The Chic Wool Growers association adopted resolutions urging all industries to unite for protection against a ta riff for revenue only. They oppose the Spanish treaty and call for restoring the 1867 wool tariff. They pledge support to the party recognizing such interests.
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CoLtumspus
Chic Wool Growers’ Association
United States
Upite
Atlanta Tragedy Ends Judge Jones in Blakely Fight
In Atlanta on January 18 Judge J. B. Jones was shot and killed instantly at Blakely by R. W. Davis following a dispute over the stabbing of a horse. The fatal confrontation occurred during a heated exchange, shockingly ending the life of the jurist.
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Atlanta
J. B. Jones
Blakely
R. W. Davis
Incomplete OCR Sparks Local Garbled Item
Garbled text from OCR mentions names Lavlor and RAwte with unclear context. No coherent event or details to anchor a full summary.
Death of Schuyler Colfax prompts House adjournment
In Washington the House learned of the death of Schuyler Colfax former speaker and vice president. A resolution expressing sorrow and respect was adopted as the chamber adjourned. The day also covered Alabama Claims court martial rulings and ongoing interstate commerce debates.
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Alabama
Mr. Colfax
Colfax
Collins
Brown
Iowa
Schuyler Colfax
United States
Luffer
Mankato
Minn
Republic
Bostonian Society Holds Annual Meeting at Old State House
The Bostonian Society gathered at the Old State House with full attendance except president Curtis Guild who was ill. Hamilton A. Hill stood in, while Guild Jr read the annual address. New life members were elected and the board discussed free museums and public libraries as part of preserving Boston’s antiquities and rights of the people.
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The
Bostonian Society
Old State House
Curtis Guild
Hamilton A. Hill
Curtis Guild, Jr
Henry Southworth Shaw, Jr
Robert Mason Winthrop
Benjamin Phipps
Abraham CO. Bigelow
Stanton Blake
Julius A. Palmer
Boston
Bostox
Faneuil Hail
Old South
Boston Common
James M. Hubbard
Committee On Rooms
Mr. Hubbard
William H. Whitmore
William S. Appleton
John T. Hassam
Samuel H. Russell
William I. Whitmore
William H. Baldwin
Thomas C. Amory
Joshua P. Bodfish
Thomas Minns
Labor and wages strike waves across New England and Midwest
A cascade of labor unrest sweeps several plants from South Bend Indiana to New Bedford Massachusetts and Fall River Massachusetts. Oliver Chilled Plow Works faced massive strikes with violent clashes injuring Captain Nicar and others. Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago railworkers faced train disruptions as depots were boarded and switches spiked. New Bedford mule spinners consider four day weeks at old rates after a large pay cut. Falls River and other mills report wage reductions and threatened strikes. Guards deployed in South Bend and Elkhart as violence rises. Multiple unions and manufacturers prepare for further confrontations and possible closures.
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South Bend
Ind
Oliver Chilled Plow
Kelly
E. Necar
Grand Army of the Republic
Nicar
Capt
Dave Hoffman
Card
Jacob Earnhardt
South Benn
South Bena
Oliver Chilled Plough Works
Edwin Nicar
Keller
Marjory Wailsmith
Birner
David Card
August Yonoquist
Nome
John Dumbroski
Elkhart
Oliver Works
Caicaco
Daily News
H Etkhart
Gray
Eitkhart
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Ile
Pittsburg Road
Cincago
Pierceton
Law
New Bedford
New Pbeprorp
Mass
Potomska
The
Spinners’ Union
Fort River
Howard
Board of Trade
Fall River
Fall River News
Whittier in America and the Anti Slavery Poem Review
Mr Edwin P. Mead reviews Whittier in his lecture series on America in the American Poets at the Christian union. He lauds Whittier as a true seer and interpreter of nature and of freedom, noting his anti slavery poems and quotes on tolerance, Puritan life, Quaker persecution, and the Pennacook legends. The talk previews next week’s session on Lowell.
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New England
Edwin PD. Mead
Eerwin D. Mead
America
The
Christian Union
Mead
Whittier
Nature
Emerson
Wordsworth
Longfellow
Fennyson
Pennsylvania
Miles Standish
Plymouth
William Penn
Pennacook
Kesex
Winttier
Europe
Varyety
Loweill
Abundance of Rabbits Flood Boston Markets
Market reporters note an unusual rabbit surplus in Boston and Quincy markets. Traders report many customers trying fat jack rabbits for the first time as rabbits rival turkeys and cheeses in price and popularity. Maine counties Penobscot Oxford Hancock and Washington supply rabbits, with Day & Co Bangor shipping 400 rabbits in a single consignment and a Cherryfield firm sending 1500 pounds.
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Boston
Quincy
Maine
Post
Penobscot
Oxford
Hancock
Washington
Day & Co
Bangor
New York
Cherryfield
Washington County
Bay State Gas seeks permit for street gas pipes
A hearing by the paying committee is set for 106A.M. Thursday on Bay State Gas Company petition to lay pipes in city streets. Augustus N. Sampson becomes city clerk once his bond clears at Monday's board meeting. Mayor O Briens suggestion leads the board of health to ban storing or sorting rags and old paper in dwellings, likely pushing pickers to work in sheds or outbuildings.
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Bay State Gas Company
Augustus N. Sampson
O’brien
Board of Health
New Year Visit Highlights Wong Sharon Home Scene
The San Francisco Examiner details Mrs. William Sharon at home on January 1 1885 at No 327 Larkin Street near Tyler. Her New Year reception drew about 500 guests including lawyers doctors ministers and business men and featured elaborate dress ornate jewelry abundant wine and a festive board. Judge Terry attended early with reporters and European correspondents.
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The
San Francisco Examiner
William Sharon
Larkin Street
Tyler
Roederer
Terry
Stockton
State Billiard Tournament results and regional polo scores
James Marshall defeats Gilman 150 to 131 in Massachusetts cushion carrom trials at Marshalls Grand Union billiard rooms on Sudbury street. O Neil beats Eames 150 to 94 in a later match. Weekend polo results span Taunton to Manchester with multiple 3 to 0 and close games. Dartmouth trains with Clarkson. Dr Carver’s shot total noted.
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James
Marshall
O’ Neil
Massachusetts
Marshalls Grand Union Billiard Rooms
Sudbury Street
E. H. Marshall
W. M. Gilman
Gilman
Rreferee
F. Eames
Henry Blake
Marker
George McCloud
James O’neil
Fred Eames
O'Neil
Eames
J. Crompter
George Mcvioud
Kane
Little
Dartmouth Ball News
Hanover
N.H
Fuller
Clarkson
Chicago
Dartmouth Baseball
Dillon
Carver
New Haven
Conan
Sew England Notes and Local Incidents Summary
Nantucket mariner John B. Danham drowned January 7 while voyaging to Tuckerbeck in his dory. Jon Eastman, 88, fell at home in Grafton Vermont Tuesday and will die. The Kennebec River has worn four inches of its tee since Saturday. heavy rainfall forecast a freshet. Grace Whiting of Great Barrington Mass seeks $10,000 from John A. Brewer for alleged breach of promise. Campton New Hampshire selectmen plan a deck iron bridge at Livermore Falls. abutments require new construction if a wooden bridge is used. cost expected to be similar.
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John B. Danham
Nantucket
Tuckerbeck
Jon Eastman
Grafton
Kennebec
Grace Whiting
Great Barrington
Moore & Cook
John A. Brewer
Campton
N. H
Livermore Falls
Bohemian and Standard lager by Phillip est Brewing Co
The Bohemian and the Standard lagers from Phillip est Brewing Co Milwaukee are described as delightful tonics. They are presented as refreshing and sustaining beverages available in bottles barrels and kegs through Speidal & 8 Sole New England agents No Water acc Bosicn Telephone No 71.
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Phillipest Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Speidal & 8
New England
Bosicn
Wide Range of 19th Century Miscellany From U S and Canada
An examination shows ex Treasurer Reed of Wilmington in debt by about 15000. A log boom from Lyndonville, Vermont broke and 660000 feet of logs floated away. Rev W F Campbell of Toronto diocese faces finances and absconded. St Rose's church Lima Ohio reported a second burglary with gold chalice valued at 600. Philadelphia sues Western Union and Bell on licensing fees. referee declares actions merited. Ottawa Supreme Court upholds Dominion liquor licensing act only for vessels and wholesale licenses. English Privy Council limits provincial control of liquor traffic. Montreal customs probes fraudulent entries. Liverner's fruit and brokers Bresseau & Liseaubelle implicated. Governor of Tennessee reports two-year collections 2346333 with 1701139 disbursed. treasury balance 615214. 1883 funding act cuts debt from 25M to 15M. state property valued at 227M with 4M rise. Governor urges registration and prompt election return laws. Merchants' National Bank in St Johnsbury elects Peck president and Lyndonville's Folsom VP. directors reduced to seven. $40k surplus shrinks. semiannual dividend issued. Bradly Barlow’s failure contributes to losses. First National Bank elects old officers. surplus down 20k. 3% dividend paid.
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L. D. Reed
Wilmington
Passumpsic
Lyndon Vt
Dudley P. Hall
W. F. Campbell
Toronto
Hasting
Saint Rose’s Catholic Church
Lima
City of
Philadelpha
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone Companny
Eupreme Court
Ottawa
Dominion
Privy Council of England
Rizgat
Montreal
Liverner
Bresseau & Liseabelle
Tennessée
Treasury
Merchants’ National Vauk
St. Johnsbury
William M. Peck
H. E. Folsom
Lyndonville
First National Bank
Bradly Barlow
New Columbian skating rink proves a swift success
A new Columbian skating rink on Washington street above Dover, numbers 1172 to 1194, opened a week ago and quickly wins public favor. It features gas lighting, stained glass front, ample ventilation, a 150 by 470 foot surface, and two rows of Harwood chairs. Costing 30,000 dollars, it belongs to Nathan G. Goodnow with J B. Fikreth as proprietor and manager, hosting a Boston polo club tie-in and its first polo match slated for Wednesday evening.
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Washington Street
Dover
Harwood
Galiszy
le P. Ifuse
Nathan G. Goodnow
J. BP. Fikireth
Audreth
Boston Polo Club
Ettep, M
Ten Years of Charity Brakemen Ball at Odd Fellows Hall
A Boston and Providence railroad brakemen charity ball, started a decade ago, grew into a relief association with 35 loyal members. The tenth annual event opened with Baldwin and his orchestra at Odd Fellows Ball, reeling off a grand march as the crowd enjoyed the festive night.
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Bosto and Providence
Dedham
Thiey
Mercat Rocmiene
Boston’ and Providencialiroad Telief Association
Odd Fellows
Baldwin
Notable People and Political Buzz From a Winter Visit Tide
A collection of short notes reports visits and statuses of prominent figures. James Russell Lowell and wife to Boston. Rev Dr Pullman to Lynn. Egbert P Watson Jr in New York. John Kelly recovering plans a southern visit. Putney and wife at Quincy House. William B Greene and Sallie Austin engagement announced. Dr William H Cole ill in Baltimore. White Ghost Crow Creek chief to visit Washington in January. Maine Democrat National Inauguration plans. Indiana politics hint at Lamb as future U S district attorney. Sir John A Macdonald birthday noted. Henry G Carlton's play deal. Miss Mary Talmage praised beauty and style. Capt Sylvanus Hatch born 1787, votes for Cleveland, oldest Free Mason claim.
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James Russell Lowell
Boston
J. M. Pullman
New York
Lynn
Egbert P. Watson, Jr
Mechanical Engineer
New York City
Crawford House
John Kelly
Jr. M. Putney
Manceaver Union
N. H
Quincy House
William B. Greene
Paris
Sallie Austin
Ives Austin
Newport
B. 1
William H. Cole
Third
Maryland
Baltimore
White Ghost
Washington
Mrr
L. H. Roberts
Portland
Democratic Inauguration Club
Maine
Congressman Lamb
Indiana
Lamb
United States
John A. Macdonald
Henry G. Carlton
Stockion Divine
New York State
Sylvanus Hatch
Falmouth
Mass
Cleveland
Texas
Hatch
Jackson
New Orleans
Order
Lynn and Saugus notices and local elections updated
Various local notices report the Women’s Relief corps to be organized in Saugus, Middlesex bar exam plans in Cambridge, and Lynn debates streetcar extensions on Washington street. Lynn Republican officers elected include Littlefield and Freed, while Odd Fellows appoint Mansfield. Cambridge Railway directors chosen. City messenger Abel Bates named in Lynn. Calls grow to keep city lights burning past midnight amid streetcar and fire incidents.
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Women's Relief Corps
Saugus
Middlesex Board of Examiners
Arcay
Court House
Cambridge
Lynn
Washington Street
Central Avenue
Boston Street
Lynn Odd Fellows’ Mutual Benefit Association
John S. Mansfield
Arlea Ballard
Warren Usher
Thomas P. Nichols
National Woman Suffrage Association of Massachusetts
Beverly Farms
Rowley
Theo
H. H. Robinson
Shattuck
Misa H. M. Todd
M. E
Curtis
Burlington
Abington Business Club
William Meluen
Nathan Smart
Eben Beckford
Health Board
Union Street
A. W. Young
E. B. Hayes
Navy notices and personnel moves reported at station
Private William Joyce discharged from service at the marine to racks. Drammer J. E. Kelly transferred from Portsmouth navy yard. A construction crew on ianpowasy duty left for New York Monday evening. Boatswain James Nash ordered to remain on Wabash until Jan 1 1886. Lieutenant Henry Lyon promoted to senior lieutenant. William Wichborn Poe heads the construction department during Naval Constructor Seven's absence.
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William Joyce
Bao
the Marine
Drammer J. E. Kelly
U. Pas
Portsmouth Navy Yard
New York
James Nash
Wabash
Ligut
Henry Lyon
William Wichborn Poe
Naval Constructor Seven
Entertaining G8oning by Park Family Concert
An amusing entertainment by the Park family concert company assisted by Mrs Helen KB Certer and T B Ryder featured brass, strings, wood, and improvised instruments like flower pots. The zither duet by Misses Ronnie and Nellie Park stood out as one of the sweetest numbers of the evening.
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Park Pamiry Concert Company
Helen KB. H. Certer
Sonrano
T. B. Ryder
Rnnie
Nelie Park
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Henry Pearsons
Paul Sears
Reuben W. Hopkins
Kenhben Hopkins
Rebecca K. Smith
James Smith
Samuel D. Carleton
Philander Carleton
Carleton, Norwood & Co
J. Ienry Sears
Elisha Bangs
Swaim
Chittenden
Columbia Copper Mining Company
Col
Hunter Brooke
War Department
Gen. Rosecrans
Chickamauga
Gen. Swan
Shellabarger
Eldred
Cherokee Strip Live Stock Association
Senate Indian Affairs Committee
Miles
Osage Indian Agency
Mr. Morris
Arrapahoes
Lind
Milton Bennett
Cherokee Strip
Markland
Mr. Vance
Messrs
Sheffield
Barrett and
Sewell
Ways and Means Committee
Hewitt
George
Oregon
Whitinsville National
Whitinsville
Wamesit National
Lowell
Paweatuck National
Paweatucket
Conn
Army and Navy
Diplomatic Corps
McElroy
Frelinghuysen
McCulloch
Brewster
Eller
Hatton
Carlisle
Andrew Devine
House of Representatives
Lord
Devine
Keifer
Chandler
Strong
Naval Academy
Batres
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Honduras
Mills
Bostonians
Labor and
Fail River
Wood’s Run
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
Coal Trade Tribunal
Iks
Bradley
Hart Troop
Landers, Frary & Clark
New Britain
Alta Works
Rathbone, Ward & Co
Greenfield
Russell
Curner’s Falls
Tiamilton
Ont
Ontario
Ohio
Sharon
GN News
England
France
Bismarck
London
Harl Derby
Pacific
Cambodia
Sartou
Sivotha
Sambor
Thomson
Saigon
Mafin
Ferry
Earl Granville
Egypt
M. Waddington
M. Ferry
Karl Granville
Alexandria
Sv. Petersburg
Secret Police
St. Petersburg
Imperial Police
Bowstreet
William Rauscher
F. Koelpin
J. F. Chapman
Janson
San Francisco
Liverpool
Short
Phelan
Leeds
Henry George
Royal Exchange
Prince Bismarck
Edward Malet
Berlin
Samoa Islands
Nuetral
Germany
M. Carnot
M. Lecourte
Chamber of Deputies
Tonquin
M. Busson
William of
Prussia
Glasgow
Anderson
Reichstag
West Africa
Buenos Ayres
Cameroons
Sporting MaTreits
Taunton
Tauntons
Samosets
South Abington
Plymouths
AugusTa
Granite
Lewistons
Waterville
Hartronp
Hartford
Rockville
Rockvilles
Fuabgody
Peabodys
Globes
Haverhill
Brockton
City Rink
Maldons
Croechton
Manchester
NS. H
Vallambroses
Nashuas
O. M. Mitchell
David J. Glavin
Manchester Rink
Mitchell
Glavin
Billerds
Schaecer
Catteen
Schaeffer
Csifon
Boston Pos Advertising
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