Merry Irish Ball Prompts Jolly Night at Music Hall
A Charitable Irish Society ball at Music Hall drew a good crowd and notable guests led by Governor George D. Robinson. The event aims to fund a new society building with reading rooms and social spaces for young men, though contributions toward the building fund fell short of expectations. The evening featured a formal march, lively dancing, and warm remarks for long-time society figures, with extensive acknowledgments of officers and committees.
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Music Hall
Irish Society
Mer Hel Dennis A. Morrissey
Edward Rankin
Gousemen
Historic List of Residents and Officials in Cambridge Event
A lengthy roster lists names from Cambridge Massachusetts including Daly, Hanley, Hert, Lartne, Hawkes, Hennessey, Higgins, Hogan, Dore, Downey, Duffy, Dunne, Dwyer, Doherty, Doherty dames, Doherty, Foley, Foley Jr, and many others. The text also details committees on invitations and floor, music and decorations, painting and advertising, ball and caterer, with badges denoting marshal and other roles. The narrative describes an opening concert with a sparse audience, a band tuning, and a programme including overture In Spanish Style and selections from Mikado conducted by Baldwin.
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Peter Daly
Witer
Mass
John J
Hanley
Patrick Hert
Patrick
Lartne
James A
Hawkes
Patrick B
Hennessey
Joseph Higgins
Dover
Mary
James
Hogan John Bogen
Downey Jr
Duffy Joseph P Dunne
John D
Dwyer Jaimes Fegin
James F
Farley
PJ Farrey
Low Thomas Fee Jr
Jer
G Fennescey Dallés
Finner Jr
Fitzgerald Michael J
Fiynon
David Flynn
John M Ford
Francis P Ford Faward
Gen EE Cardner
Jihn
Gleeson Mertin
Glynn
Patrick J
Grim Themes
Gormar
Dr William T Gra
Henry Grifin Wiliam
W Grim
James P Hadeu
Edward Keeter
Michael J
Kiley
John Jd Kennedy
RF Keough
John A Kinney
Michael J Killion
Timothy C
Kelleher
James M Kilroy
F Edward F
Lally
Thomas J
Lane Thomas M
Lane Michael F
Lee William S Lloyd
John W
Loughlin
Thomas Hyneh
Michael G Lynch U
D. H. Morrissey
John H. Burke
James P. Flynn
William W. Doherty
Edward B. Rankin
J. F. Callahan
P. A. Mahony
J. W. Ferguson
E. B. Rankin
John Curtin
D. G Macnamara
PD. H. Morrissey
D. G. Macnamara
Walter
Pestival
Ccccceeers
Aldwin B
Mikado
Alret Valle
Befyson
Lorenz. White
Oxford
Baldwin J. Thomas Baldwin
Decorated Ball Scene With Flags and Flowers Highlights
A grand hall display features American flags and shipstyle streamers flanking a large Irish Society emblem. Green steamers, bunting, rosettes, and a bronze statue adorn the galleries, with lush flower stands and potted plants framing the stage.
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Charitable Irish Society
Erin
Dazzling Costume Ball Delights Ban on Satin and Lace
Grand march led by Mrs Rankin and the marshal at 9 15 featured Baldwin's Cadet band. Dancers wore satin gowns in Nile green cardinal lavender cream and white with lace, pins, and diamonds. Supper served at 11 30. attendees fewer than anticipated but revenues hoped to fund future efforts.
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Baldwin
Edward Rankin
Dr. J
Mortin
Traio
John Cartin
Kerrigan
Josie McLaughlin
T. Brady
M. J. Ward
Sally Doherty
Miss A. Smith
Miss McAloon
Miss Crosby
Miss Fay
Annie Lexch
Thomas Watson
W. W. Doherty
Thomas Riley
Dr. Blake
Hugh O’ Brien
John M. Galvin
Dooling
Bumstead Hall
A. N. Clark Strikes Salty Shoal in Gloucester Waters
Schooner A. N. Clark of Gloucester owned by Poole Gardner Co engaged in freighting sand is reported at Wellfleet disabled. She lost chains anchors sails gaff and struck on a shoal but bent over and had a narrow escape from total wreck with 103s.
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Gloucester
Mass
A. N. Clark
Poole, Gardner & Co
WelHieet
Senate confirms Navy promotions including walkers and Luce
The Senate confirmed a series of naval promotions: Captain John G. Walker to chief of the bureau of navigation with commodore rank, Captain Montgomery Sicard to chief of the bureau of ordnance with commodore rank, Commodores Luce and Davis to rear admirals, Captains Belknap Harmony and Benham to commodores, Commanders Katz, Mohan, Remy to captains, and Naval Cadets Green and Field to ensigns, among others.
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Washington
Senate
John G. Walker
Bureau of Navigation
Montgomery Sicard
Bureau of Ordnance
Stephen B. Luce
John Lee Davis
George E. Belknap
David B. Harmony
Andrew £. K. Benham
Albert Katnz
Alfred T., Mohan
George C. Remy
S. Dana Green
Rhoda Island
Harry A. Field
Massachusetts
George W. Hall
Julhn A.scott
John Lj
D. Bothwick
Hoar Presidential Succession Bill Postponed In House
In Washington on January 13 the House postponed action on the Hoar presidential succession bill after brief debate. Mr Caldwell moved the bill with Mr Cooper noting the minority report had not been printed, delaying further discussion until tomorrow. The day also saw passage of a printing-authorization resolution and Wyoming Territorial Assembly election legalization.
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POST
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
House
Regan
Congress
People’s Representatives
Morrison
Curtin
Foreign Affairae Committee
Carlisle
Bayard
Belmont
Ranadall
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Eustis
Beck
Vorhees
Hendricks
Executive Department
North Carolina
Secretary of War
Morrill
Harrison
Wyoming
Coke
Hoear
Washington
Reagan
Texas
Ilinois
Randall
Pennsylvania
Hill
Ohio
Committee
Territories
Caldwell
Tennessee
Cooper
Edith Foster Dulles Wedding at New York Avenue Church
Edith Foster daughter of Hon. John W. Foster of Indiana wed Rev. Allen M. Dulles of Detroit at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church in a gala event attended by prominent figures including Postmaster General Vilas Chief Justice Waite Senators Harrison Voorhees and foreign ministers from Spain Mexico and China among others. The groom is son of Rev. Dr. Dalles. reception to President Porter followed.
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William L. Nicoll
William F. Darrah
Rhode Island
Navy
Andrew R. Wentworth
Maine
Jabez M. L. Curry
Richmond
Spain
Franz Sigel
New York
Don Curlos Buell
Kentucky
Louisville
Martin T. McMahon
Charles L. Scott
Alabama
Venezuela
Fred H. Winston
Illinois
Persia
Pierce M. B. Young
Georgia
St. Petersburg
Albert A. Wilson
United States
District of Columbia
Robert A. Howard
Arkansas
George V. N. Lathrop
Michigan
Russia
W. H
Austria- Hungary
Walker Feard
Louisiana
Roumania
Servia
Greece
Joseph L. Morgan
South Carolina
Mexico
John E. Bacon
Paraguay
Uruguay
Alexander Troup
Internal Revenue District
Connecticut
W. H. Welch
Maryland
The
Treasury
Washington
Edith Foster
John W. Foster
Indiana
Allen M. Dulles
Detroit
Presbyterian Board of Publication
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Vilas
Waite
Harrison and Voorhees
Senor Valera
Senor Romero
Cheng Tsao Ja
Chipere
Dr. Dalles
Philadelphia
Dr. Bartlett
Porter
Whitney
Yale College
Yale Alumni Association
Yale
Evarts and
Gibson
W. W. Phelps
Peter Parker
O. C. Marsh
Eugene Schuyler
E. Whittlesey
Supreme Court
Explosion at Fort Wayne Church Kills Man and Girl
Terrifying boiler room blast at St Marys Catholic Church on Jefferson and Lafayette streets destroys the building. Janitor Anthony Evans and 13 year old Miss Alberts Willard die. Fire crews extinguish flames after an hour. church and school suffer major damage.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Jefferson and
Lafayette Streets
Anthony Evans
Father Oechtering
Alberts Willard
Echou
Coontrol
Ambhony Evans
Fire destroys stock in Hanover Street buildings and more
Fire ravaged a 5 story brick block at 17 to 21 Hanover street, spilling smoke and water damage over Mrs. Knowles millinery and Globeshirt Co on the first floors. Stratton & Co upper floors faced heavy losses with insured protection, while the Frost heirs own the building. Patrolman Swan was rescued after falling through a trap door. other crews faced unsafe floors and collapsing hose lines. Additional minor blazes hit 126 Harrison avenue and 371 Hanover street, with scattered damages and five alarm boxes recorded. Separate fires in Brookfield and Great Falls caused hundreds of job losses and substantial property damage in multiple states and Canada.
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Brennan
Hanover Street
M.M. Knowles
Globe Shirt Company
L. E. Lewisson
G. W. Stratten & Co
Stratton & Co
Frost
F. Stearns
O’brien
Swan
Hove
Johnson
Washington
Hanover Streets
Boston
Harvard
J. D. Brogden
Harrison Avenue
Portland Street
McDonald & Co
Clinton Street
First Libel Case in Berkshire Grand Jury Spotlight
Pittsfield mass January 13 The Berkshire criminal courts hear the first criminal libel case before a grand jury involving John H Mabbett editor of the Sunday Express North Adams He is accused for editorial remarks against District Attorney Waterman and Judge Danforth The panel is believed to have found a bill against Mabbett
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Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire Criminal Courts
John H. Mabbett
Sunday Express
North Adams
Mabbett
Waterman
The
Express
Danforth
Williamstown Police Court
Ten th annual United States Potters Association meets in New York
The tenth annual convention concluded with a banquet at the Metropolitan Hotel. Hewer P. Knowles of East Liverpool was elected president. Pottery centers in Trenton and East Liverpool were represented. There are 275 kilns in operation and $5,000,000 invested in capital. Annual capacity is $6,000,000. The convention urged against tariff agitation at this time.
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New York
United States Potters’ Association
Metropolitan
Trenton
N. J
East Liverpool
Hewer P. Knowles
Trial of Rev J G Armstrong Opens in Atlanta Church Case
The Rev J G Armstrong rector of St Philip's Episcopal Church Atlanta began trial with Rev William S Hunter elected president of the court. Armstrong faces charges of immoral revelry during high graduation last summer in a case shaping the city church scene.
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Atlanta
J. G. Armstrong
St. Philip’s Episcopal Church
William S. Hunter
Trial Extended as Prosecution Seeks Time in Canadian Daughter Case
When he visited Cincinnati he claimed to have visited the house cited in search of a daughter of a dear fiend in Canada. The prosecution asked tonight for an extension of time, and it was granted. The trial will resume on the 26th of this month.
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Treasury Department
Manning
Internal Revenue
New York
Omia
Armstrong
Utica
Spartan Bank
Conkling
Senate
Arthur Richmond
Bayard
North American Review
William Henry Hurlbert
Cincinnati
Canada
War Imminent Seizure of Samoa Confirmed by Germany
Berlin reports from high authority that Prince Bismarck has received dispatches confirming Germany’s seizure of Samoa. Commander Weber allegedly led a landing from the Albatross to protect settlers after a rupture over Germany’s support of Tamasese against Mataafa. The king fled as the flag was hauled down amid protests from British and American consuls. War seems imminent with talks of annexation.
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Berlin
Bismarck
Samoa
Germany
Weber
Manctoa
Malicton
Count von Hatzbeldt
London
Prince Bismfick
Lord Stansbury
Powell
Samos
Liverpool
Sullivan
Paris
Jacques
Boston
M. Pasteur
Clergy Seek Rink Closures in Portland Hearing
Portland Mo January hearing on revoking skating rink licenses after clergy petitioned citing harmful influence on youth. Dr Bashford alleged 33 cases of serious harm and two family breakups from rink activity. Aldermen postponed action a week for final decision amid calls for probation and closer supervision.
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Portland
Nevy
Bashford
Marshal Andrews
Clarence Hale
Maxwell
Bijou
Deering
Gallagner
Falmouth
Congress
Smithsonian Institute Board of Regents Annual Meeting
The Smithsonian Board of Regents met in Washington led by Chancellor Waite with members Maxey Morrill Singleton Wilson Phelps Porter Gray Coppe Meigs and Professor Baird. The group re-elected Drs MacLean Gray Coppe and Meigh and named regents for the Forty-ninth Congress while noting a 1885 budget of 67500 in receipts and 45107 expenditure. A storage building for specimens and a new museum building were urged to house expanding collections.
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Board of Regents
Washington
The
Smithsonian Institute
Justice Waite
S. B. Maxey
J.S. Morrill
O. R. Singleton
W. L. Wilson
W. W. Phelps
N. Porter
Yale College
A. Gray
Harvard University
Henry Coppe
Lehigh University
Willing to be Hanged
Oscar Meyer, condemned for Herman Krause’s murder, awaits the Vermont Supreme Court as it opens tomorrow to decide post conviction exceptions. Meyer, suffering from lung bleeding, fears death before any new trial and would rather a life sentence than execution. He remains indifferent yet intelligent and well read.
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Str. Albans
Oscar Meyer
Herman Krause
Supreme Court
Meyer
Five New York Cigar Unions Vote to Strike Over Price Cut
The five New York branches of the Cigar Makers International Union approved a strike authorization against a 2 percent price reduction by the Cigar Manufacturers Association. A sub-committee asked Levy Brothers to restore old prices. refused, and 109 workers will strike in the morning.
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New York
Cigar Makers’ International Union of America
Cigar Manufacturers’ Association
International Union
Levy Bros
Eastern bar iron conference holds special meeting
In Philadelphia on January 13 the Eastern bar iron conference met at the American Iron and Steel Association office. President Oliver Williams presided with secretary William F. Baker. A large attendance included representatives from leading eastern rolling mills across New England, the Hudson Valley, and eastern Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
Eastern Bar Iron Conference
American Iron and Steel Association
Oliver Williams
William EF
Baker
Teading
New England
Hudson Valley
New York
Pennsylvania
Alleghanies
Ice blockade grips Baltimore port hampering markets
For two days the port of Baltimore has been blocked by very firm ice except for heavy steamships. The ice extends down Chesapeake bay to Sharp's Island, about sixty miles below the city, causing barren markets and a sharp drop in articles of food arriving via the bay.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Sharp’s Island
Dorchester’s Henry Lloyd Nominated for Governor
At a Maryland Democratic caucus Henry Lloyd of Dorchester was nominated to fill the unexpired term of Governor Robert McLane. Arthur P. Gorman was reappointed unanimously as United States Senator with little opposition expected.
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Annapolis
Henry Lloyd
Dorchester County
Robert McLane
Arthur P. Gorman
United States
Gloucester Fleet Missing After Christmas Gales
Gloucester Mass Jan 13 Four fishing vessels Mabel Dilloway Hyperion Conductor and Schuyler Colfax unheard since the Christmas gales. If no word within a week, hope fades. Earlier fleet members also reported missing amid last weekends gale conditions.
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Gloucester
Mass
Mabel Dilloway
Hyperion
Schuyler Colfax
Sale of Governor Morgan Art Collection Opens at Chickering Hall
New York January 13 sale of the late Governor Morgan’s art collection opened at Chickering Hall with about 2300 attendees. Bids ranged from $5 to $3375, and the auction of seventy three oils water colors chromes bas reliefs and vases totaled $29093 for the evening.
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New York
Governor Morgan
Chickering Hall
House committee named to probe bribery charges in selection
Columories O Jan 13 The House appointed a five member committee to investigate charges that four current members accepted bribes to vote for Henry B Payne for United States Senator while members of the last General Assembly.
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Columories
House of Representatives
House
Henry B. Payne
United States
Export of Breadstuffs From United States Declines
Washington January 13 The total value of breadstuffs exported from the United States in December 1885 was 10 117 242 plus 1454 thousand dollars The six months ended December 31 totaled 52 998 732 and 1884 79 700 507 The twelve months ended December 31 totaled 129 757 200 and 1884 147 813 403 in separate figures
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Washington
United States
Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Quinine and Pepsin
Caswell, Massey & Co. in New York prepare a cod liver oil emulsion with quinine and pepsin noted as highly strengthening and easy to take. It is prescribed by leading physicians and available from all druggists.
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Caswell, Massey & Co
N. Y
Sleighing Carnival Draws Boston Notables on Beacon Street
A winter carnival along Baghton Road and Beacon Street features large sleigh parades with many prominent Boston residents driving teams of bay horses and trotters. The Mile Ground attracts onlookers while various hotels along the route host enthusiasts, socializing over drinks and speed-focused brush scenes.
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Golden
Mr. Parsons
Lambert
George Snow
Tom Jefferson
Fred French
Blue Grass
Dr. Very
George Hall
Young’s Hotel
Frank Ross
Hugh Cochrane
Landlord Johnson
Quincy
Kenny
Thomas Cushing
Jd. R. Woalpple
John Shepard
Blondine
Mill Boy
Eugene Thayer
George Preston
General Stevenson
Charles Barnard
Lady Cleveland
Mr. Andrews
The
Herald
R. Nides
Frank Williams
New Hampshire
General Lyon
Mr. Wheelwright
Hambletonians
Mr. Fay
George Davis
Frank Wilen
John Freeman
Mr. Springer
Charley Williams
HM. G. Parker
the Gazette
C. H. Isburg
H. S. Russell
Henry Dutton
J. F. Hum
Robert
H. A. Belecher
George F. Fabyan
Clemmie G
Surgeon Winslow
Navy
Lawrence Curtis
Maine
Wilkins
Louis Curis
Blonde
Brighton
Charley Perkins
Charly
Hawthorne
Harvard Street
Charley Witt
Riverside
Bescon Park
Albany
Centennial
St. Julien
Merchants Association Adopts Resolutions at Annual Meeting
The Boston Merchants Association elected officers including President William B. Wood and Treasurer John J. Henry. They fixed the annual assessment at 25 and approved resolutions backing honest import valuation, plus forming a seven member committee to work with the New England Manufacturers Union. A plan to form a nationwide merchants group for lower travel costs was referred to the transportation committee.
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Boston Merchants’ Association
William B. Wood
N. W. Farley
O. H. Sampson
John J. Henry
A. K. Tolman
B. Simons
A. Shuman
Charles Weil
Weston Lewis
N. W. Cumner
E. H. Ingalls
George K. Guild
B. F. Larrabee
Gookin
Fitz Henry Smith
William Whitman
Beverly K. Moore
Boston Merchants
New England
Aso
Mporters
Sampson
National Board of Trade
Rafuss S. Frost
John Hogg
Thomas Mack
William H. Leng
T. E
Boston Woman Arrested in $5000 Embezzlement Case
Mrs. Mary E. Green of Boston was arrested on a charge of embezzling $5000 from her mother Mrs. Mary Cunningham of Portsmouth New Hampshire. The scheme involved bank deposits and a Provident Institution for Savings book showing $1000, with losses traced to multiple withdrawals and a lost book claim. The bond securing the bank was signed by George Homer Green, alleged husband of the accused.
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Mary E. Green
Boston
Mary Cunningham
Portsmouth
N. H
Bankers and Merchants Telegraph assets subject to court stay
Presiding Justice Noah Davis grants an order on Millard Powers to show cause why the July 31 amendment judgment foreclosing a 10 million mortgage on the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Company should not be set aside for price inadequacy. A receiver may be appointed and the Trust, Stokes, and United Lines companies are enjoined from conveying property, issuing bonds, or creating liens.
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New York
Noah Davis
Supreme Court
Millard R. Powers
Edward 8
Sokes
Bankers and Merchants’ Telegraph Company
United Lines Telegraph Company
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Cxpares
Telegraph Company
Trust Company
Fess, Stokes
United Lines Companies
Rescues Plucked 31 Lives In Severe Provincetown Storm
Life saving crews endured bitter cold as Captain Fisher and Peaked Hill Station saved thirty one mariners from the Ninth and Levanter in about two hours early Saturday. A sailor's bag and clothes were found along High Beach and a trunk with clothing rings pins and letters addressed to Harry N. Drisko from the Isaac Carleton were recovered.
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Provincetown
Mass
Fisher
Peaked Hillis Station
Levanter
High Beach
Cap‘ato Young
Race Life Station
Harry N. Drisko
Isaac Carleton
Indian River
Ida
Cattle Frozen to Death in Indian Territory Cold
A special from Indian Territory reports extreme cold has devastated cattle and horses wandering for miles. Streams are frozen, water and food scarce, and many stock have died from the bitter weather. The cold snap is described as the worst ever for the stock-raising interests in the region.
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New Orleans
Indian Territory
Reading Chauncy Rubber dispute leaves all workers out
Malden Mass January 13 The Chauncy Rubber Company at Reading faces a walkout as all employees quit. The quarrel centered on damaged goods with the foreman discharged. Workers demand reinstatement before returning to work.
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Malden
Mass
Chauncy Rubber Company
Reading
Angostura Bitters Promote Digestive Health Claim
An advertisement touts Angostura Bitters as a preventive for digestive diseases and warns about counterfeit products. It urges customers to ask grocers or druggists for the genuine article made by J. G. Siegert & Sons.
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J. G. B, Siegert & Sons
Rescue at Sea Aboard the Hylton Castle Crew Saved by Stephen Woolsey
Captain Calvin and eleven crewmen survived after their steamer Hylton Castle sank. J Athbridge described the cold harsh voyage, limited biscuits and meat, keeps the chief engineer awake by kicking, and finally reaching a schooner after nightfall. They were saved by the fishing smack Stephen Woolsey.
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New York
Calvin
Hylton Castle
Stephen Woolsey
J. Athbridge
Wes
Brimmer School Reunion Elects Officers at Parker House
The ninth Brimmer School Association annual meeting at Parker House elected Thomas R. Mathews as president and a slate of directors. Officers and guests, including Mayor O'Brien and Joshua Bates, enjoyed a large dinner and reminiscences of Fort Hill school, with multiple speeches and songs by the Oxford quartet.
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Brimmer School Association
Parker House
Thomas R. Mathews
Presdent
Wiliam
O’ Bren
Joshua Bates
George 4. Hyde
QE. Dickeyman
BE. Bentley Yupg
the Prince School
Alierman
Godfrey Morse
Dc. Bundy
J. I. Harwoot
William C. Fisk
William P. Jones
George KE. Richardson
C. Caverly
G. B. Brown
W. P. Gannett
James W. Dunphy
Gorham Habbaria
Porto Rico
John W. Cummings
S. W. Creech
Joseph L. Drew
Cauaries H. Wise
Charles Parker
Charles B. Cummings
George C. Appleton
G. Bb. Putnam
Frenkii S School
W. S. Holway
Beckman
Mathews
O’brien
Old Fort Hill
Brimmer School
Matthews
Association
Wigutmann
Alfred A. Mudge
Oo WA
K. B. Young
Mr. Bates
George B. Hyde
Everett School
Jetter
Robert PP
G. B. F. Emery
Dickinson
Oxford Quartet
H. Norris
J. J. Richetton
A. D. Sixon
W. F. McLaughlin
Masons Dedicate New Rooms in Salem at Kinsman Block
Last evening the Masons of Salem dedicated new rooms in the Kinsman block on Washington street with Most Worshipful Grand Master Abraham H. Howland Jr. and a distinguished suite in attendance. The Essex lodge and Starr King lodge officers were installed. about $3000 furnished the elegant hall. The event featured Boston Temple quartet selections and a supper by Caterer Killam.
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Masons of
Salem
Kinsman Block
Washington Street
Abraham H. Howland, Jr
G.S. W
William T. R. Marvin
George W. Storer
Serena D. Nickelson
G. T
Samuel Weld
G. M
Carles Harris
Boston
G. L
Charles M. Are
Essex Lodge of Masons
Grand Lodge
Starr King
Clad Sun
Essex Street
Chase, Franklin and Asiatic
Downing Hall
Caleb Foote
Salem Gazette
Essex Lodge
Samuel Buattrick
Killam
Beverly
New Hampshire Company Elects Directors At Annual Meeting
At the Manufacturers and Merchants Mutual Insurance Company of New Hampshire annual gathering Concorp elected directors including G L Balcom J F Croutman Charles Holman J A Balding EF Copp R E Beal and others from Claremont Farmington Nashua Manchester Dover and Concord The band organized with L E Leach presiding Thompson vice president Jackmen secretary and clerk John F Jones treasurer The corporation began business Jan 4 and has written policies for 5000000
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Concorp
N. H
Manufacturers and Merchant’ Mutual Insurance Company of
New Hampshire
G. L. Balcom
Claremont
J. F. Croutman
Farmington
Charles Holman
J. A.balding
EF. J. Copp
Nashua
J. R. Beal
G. St. Aldrich
Keene
H. C. Merrill
RE. P. Richardson
Manchester
H. A. Renfield
Dover
A. D. ‘Yelles
Thoempson
G. Ww. Hammond
Fe Hitl
Lyman Jackmen
J. F.brown
KE. Willare
T. M. Lang
J. E. Farnaia
Concord
BE. G. Leach
W. M. Barnard
Frank Imm
WL. Melcher
Laconia
F.G Clark
Peterboro
G. H. Adams
Plymouth
G. W. Barrett
Littleton
G. M. Stevens
Lancaster
Eastmen
C. E. Carr
Andover
J. H. Hard
G. G. Lowell
Leach Presibert
Phompson
Mr. Jackmen
John F. Jones
Kexsarer
Edgs and finishers fail to settle price dispute
In Brockton today manufacturers failed to agree on price terms for a grade of work and adjourned until Friday. The finishers meet today to push toward a settlement on the price.
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Brockton
Mass
Purity Claim for G. O. Vaylor Liquor bottles
Advertisement touts exceptionally pure and safe stimulants G O Vaylor s Oid Bourbon and Paxe Rye Whisky sold in bottles only from druggists and grocers.
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H. T. Boynton
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Carroll, Sullivan
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Jenkins
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Walsh
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Michael Creek
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John C. Park
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Robinson
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James Collins
Patrick Coling
Chris A Connor
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Cunniff
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Lawrence
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