Local and Regional Notices From Biddeford to Portland
Biddeford announces a five percent semi annual dividend and a fifty member Chautauqua club. Oxford county reports 5389 in treasury while York county sits debt free with 15000 saved. A Rockland physician faces female patients over arsenic rich rags. Belfast supreme court awards 900 for breach of promise to Miss Jemma Sanford against John Ayer. Portland board of trade lists elected officers led by George P. Wescott with several vice presidents and directors. Dingley shipping bill endorsed. Maine delegation urged to fast track passage.
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Hardy Machine Company
Biddeford
Oxford County
York County
Rockland
Supreme Court
Belfast
Jemma S. Sanford
John 5
Ayer
Palermo
Portland Board of Trade
George P. Wescott
Woodbury 5S
Dana
Maine
Congress
Multiple Local Tragedies and a Government Freight Contract
A string of incidents from New Hampshire towns includes the death of Henjamin Jenness in Great Falls after a stairs accident, Leavitt missing from Laconia, and William Becked killed by a falling limb in Greenland. Laconia car company lands a New Zealand Australia government contract for 100 open freight cars, likely expanding to 500 with delivery to Boston by April 1. In Lake Village, Frank E. Smith wounded Charles Mason in a saloon knife assault. Smith faces $200 bond for March term.
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Henjamin Jenness
Great Falls
Leavitt
Laconia
William Becked
Greenland
Back River
Laconia Car Company
New Zealand
Australia
Boston
Lake Village
J. H. Sleeper
Frank E. Smith
Charles Mason
Smith
Mason
Thomas Lamon
Sherriff
Buddy
Fall River Senator Slips on Ice and Returns Home
Senator Frank S. Stevens is confined to his home after slipping on ice in Fall River on Saturday. A Holyoke census aims to count babies born last year with three of seven wards reporting up to 500 births. Five nail machines started at an iron works in Fall River on Monday. Preliminary Cartlin murder case hearing in Middleboro results in defendants Staples Taunton Carver Lukeville held for grand jury action. Harry G Hall arrested for forgery and held in 3500 bail. wife recounts earnings from a three headed lady act while Hall carved doors.
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Frank S. Stevens
Fall River
Holyoke
Iron Works
Cartlin
Middleboro
Charles Bb. Staples
Taunton
Enos W
Mary M. Carver
Lukeville
Harry G. Hall
Superior Court
Hall
Portland
New Haven Chief Sued Over Arrest Claim
Chief of Police Webster faced a $1000 suit from Capt. Johnson of the Salvation Army accusing an unauthorized arrest. Webster's Whaley avenue property was attached. A Saloon shooting in East Canaan left William Lyory fatally wounded by Mary Leighton, with both women arrested. James Brownlee sues New Haven News for libel over a bias charge about a consumptive daughter.
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Webster
New Haven
Capt
Johnson
Salvation Army
Whaley Avenue
East Canaan
William Lyory
Donne
Mary Leighton
Duuzwater
Boston Memo: Resignations and Local Appointments Reported
The itemized notes include Frank A. Hobart resigning from the Republican state committee, Dr. William P. Hammond buying Hon. R. R. Wiley's Monument Square residence, and Rev. George A. Gordon accepting a call to Old South church. Also listed are a postmastership rumor about S. F. MacCreary, Hiosea B. Perkins named New York City education commissioner, and other regional moves and marriages among Boston figures along with ship passenger details from the Cunard steamer Catalonia arriving in Boston.
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Frank A. Hobart
Republican State Committee
William P. Hammond
R. R. Wiley
Monument Square
Charlestown
George A. Gordon
Greenwich
Dover
N. H
New York City
Col
T. E. Barker
Boston ‘Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Washington
Thurman
Arkansas
Atlanta Constitution
Samuel J. Tilden
Union Pacific Railroad
Iti
Liewel Yp
Powers
Maine
Massachusetts
Sea Serpent Club
Marblehead
Oliver Dalrymple
Dalrymple
Dakota
Salem
Mass
Essex County
St. Paul
Minnesota
William Hale
New Haven
Cunard
Catalonia
Cottier
Liverpool
Boston
Edward Borth Wiex
I. HW. Clayton
Mary Clayton
Er. K. Ibbotson
Alex’r Lynes
William H. Talbot
Chestnut Street
Gertrude Lalbot
Peleg C. Chase
Phillips Brooks
Hotel Copley
Caroline Hampton Preston
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
James Schouler
United States
Morrison
Schouler
John Schouler
Naval Academy
Washington Capital
Water works supply extends for thirty days after pump shutdown
Pumps used at Mystic water works since November twenty sixth were stopped on Monday leaving a water supply sufficient for thirty days. City Engineer Wightman notes the sewerage system is functioning well with ten million gallons discharged daily.
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Mystic
Wightman
Victoria Street
Dorchester Avenue
Fenwick Street
Circuit
Hawes Street
Regent Tond
Board of Five Commissioners
Richard Farren
Flanders
Farren
Dawes letter to civil service reform group debunked
Washington dispatch notes Mr. Dawes drafted a flattering but inaccurate letter to the civil service reform association claiming offices were mismanaged and a district chaplain rotation. Mr. Hoar urged tearing up the piece. Hewitt denies the O Donnell resolution, while other tariff and public land measures move through Congress.
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Civil Service Reform Association
Hewitt
West
Alabama
Senate
Washington
Bright
House of Representatives
Mr. Hewitt
Mr. West
O’donnell
Senator Hill backs postal telegraph bill in long Washington speech
In a Jan 14 Senate session Senator Hill of Colorado urged a postal telegraph bill. He traced telegraph history from 1846 to Western Union’s rise and $80 million capitalization, warned of monopoly power over commerce and press, and warned that future tech could shift letters to telegraph and threaten the post office and government.
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Washington
Senate
Hill
Colorado
Europe
Baltimore
Western Union Company
Post Office
Telegraph
Post Office Department
Iself
Alabama Claims Adjusted by Court and Pension Scheme
In Washington on January 14 judgments were announced in the court of Alabama claims totaling amounts to Samuel B. Pierce J Homer Pierce Joseph Titcomb Stephen Perkins and others. The piece also reports on pension bill projections including potential 2 000 000 beneficiaries and a surge of agent activity, plus Senate action electing Edmunds as president pro tempore and Anthony briefly declining the post. House bills focus on transportation rates tied to bond issues.
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Washington
Court of Alabama Claims
Samuel B. Pierce
J. Homer Pierce
S. B. Pierce, Sons & Co
Joseph Titcomb
Stephen Perkins
John Cutts Bartlett
Wm. B. Wilson, Jr
Estelle Abbie Gilpatrick
John Gilpatrick
Martha W. Davis
William Davis
Olive Boone Stone
Edward Stone
George Wise
Vincent Willard
Charles Dolan
Abigail Titcomb
Henry Grafton Clarke Durrell
Christopher Littlefield
Hepzibah B. Murphy
John Murphy
Wm. Tibbetts
Sarah Ann Nowell
Joseph Storer Wheelwright
Commissioner of Pensions
Edmunds
Senate
Sherman
Anthony
Pendleton
Bayard
House
Belford
Colorado
United States
Union and
Central Pacific Road Companies
Man Delmonico Found Dead in New Jersey Woods
The body of Charles Delmonico was discovered in the Orange mountain woods near General McClellan’s summer residence. Authorities believe he died of exposure after wandering the area for days with no signs of violence or missing items. The remains were transported to New York City for funeral arrangements, with a funeral planned for Thursday.
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N. J
Delmonico
Orange Mountain
General McClichan
Orange Valley
Charles Delmonico
Northfield Avenue
Orange Depot
Orange
Main Street
St. Cloud
Pirates attack Nam Dinh and Batang amid heavy losses
Hong Kong dispatches report Nam Dinh comes under a multi-sided pirate assault on the nights of the 1st and 2nd insts with many killed and wounded and houses burned. Batang post near Hai Noi was later attacked, attackers retreating after heavy casualties.
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London
Hong Kong
Hai Noi
Nam Dinh
Batang
Shanghai
Hwai Yuen
Hie Shau Islands
Celtic
Queenstown
White Star Line
Britannic
New York
Liverpool
Assembly Resolutions Probe NYC Public Works Fraud Charge
Resolutions were introduced in the New York assembly urging the committee on cities to investigate fraud allegations against the New York City department of public works. The item sought to compel attendance of witnesses and papers. The measure failed as a special order by 56 to 48, not reaching two thirds. three Republicans joined Democrats in opposing.
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Albany
N. Y
Assembly
Committee On Cities
Department of Public Works
New York City
Common Council
Boston
Legislature Elected Leaders Among Bishops in Utah Council and House
Salt Lake City reports the legislature convened with Bishop Clough of Coalville chosen as council speaker and James Sharpe son of Bishop Sharpe as house speaker. The council includes two bishops and one spostie, while the house has three bishops. The officers oath bans polygamy and prior polygamists.
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Salt Lake City
Bishop Clough
Coalville
James Sharpe
Sharpe
Spostie
Billiard Contest Opens in Paris Between Vignaux and Schefer
In Paris on January 14 the 3,000 point balk line billiard match began at the Grand hotel. After the first night Vignaux led with 600 against Schefer 581. Vignaux posted scores 107 156 93 while Schefer had 105 and 9.
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Paris
Vignaux
Schefer
Grand Hotel
Scheeter
Scheefer
Tariff Reform as 1884 Political Issue and Industry View
Philadelphia views on tariff reform as a key 1884 political issue. Joseph S Harris of Lehigh Coal and Navigation argues for a gradual, businesslike revision to aid manufacturers and workers, stressing open markets, raw material free lists, and avoiding sudden shocks to industry. He warns parties against populist tinkering and urges clear, nonpolitical leadership.
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Philadelphia
New York Herald
Joseph
Harris
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
The
Herald
Carlisle
House of Representatives
Randall
Congress
Warehouses Burn in New York. Losses Hit 570000
Fire destroyed three four story warehouses of Lawrence & Co on East Street in New York this morning. Major losses were to L Waterbury & Co rope stock with 30000 rolls of jute bagging valued at 330000, and 227 casks of garancine valued at 31750. The blaze also damaged malt and other goods. total losses estimated around 370000 with warehouse wreckage and adjoining damage.
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New York
Lawrence & Co
East Street
L. Waterbury & Co
William Kipp
Insurance Patrol
J.D
D. S.ricker
Tompkins Street
Coe Estate
A. C. Bulling
Fitchburg
Mass
James R. W. Gibson
A. B. Lawrence
Lawrence
George Robbins
Boston
Congress Street
Henry Belknap
N. Y
Boylston
American
New England Telephone Company
Pearl Street
London
Provincial
Washington
Amos P. Topley & Co
City of London
Clinton, Boylston, Eliot, Neptune
Queen Firemen’s
Liverpool
Globe
Howard
Telegraph
ChicaGo
Naples
Ill
St. Joan
N. B
Michael Blackhall
Locxrvort
N.Y
Episcopal Church
Middleport
Boston Aldermen Approve Free Soup Policy Amid Debates
The Boston Board of Aldermen meets with Mayor Martin in chair. They approve soup distribution for the poor at 2500, debate continuation of the service, and refer a petition to stop free soup to overseers of the poor. Lamp department reports 381 electric lights citywide with 12,623 total lamps. costs and allocations noted.
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Lamp Department
Ttc
Board of Aldermen
Martin
Toland
Charlestown
Roxbury
West Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
City
South Boston
Total
Boston
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Alderman Curtis
Committee On Overseers of the
Alderman Hall
Paine
Committee On Police
Alderman Greenough
Hall
Slack
Greenough
Hersey
Yeas
Curtis
Morton
Fernald
Leighton
McDonald
Nugent
Pray
Slade
Whitten
East Boston
Daniel D. Kelly
Secretary of the Treasury
D. D. Kelly
Sam. Adams
Committee On
Hersey, Whitten and Greenough
Franklin Fund
Alderman Whitten
Social Law Library
County of
Warren Bridge
Pray and
Hersey and
Leighton, McDonald and Curtis
Faneuil Hall
Whitten, Hersey and
Morton and
Hall and
Eth
Hersey, Greenough and
Leighton and
Pray and Nugent
Pray and Hersey
Bondys
Lee Hall
Common
East Boston Ferries
Morton, Curtis and
Fernard
Slade and Hersey
Nugent and
Harbor
Aee Pray, Leighton and
Fern City Hospital
Curtis and
Man Found Hanging from Canals Street Awning in NYC
Early this morning a police officer found a well dressed man suspended by a rope from an awning in front of a Canal Street tailors shop. He was still breathing and taken to hospital in unconscious condition with $50, jewelry, and a Troy Savings Bank book on him. Authorities list the name James Kay. hospital reports say he may die.
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New York City
New York
Canal Street
Troy Savings Bank
Troy
N. Y
James Kay
Hills
Cincinnati
Alexandria
Miss Weaver
Ed Beier
Nicholas Bieal
Beier
Bb. E. Ebner
North Adams
Worcester
Mass
Edward B. Rice
Probate Court Records Show Estate Valuations and Appointments
Plymouth probate court today admitted wills for Lydia Brown Joseph Brown executor Caleb Hobart Elizabeth Hobart executrix Mary Jane Jackson Edward Y Perry, Rebecca Bailey William H Lichfield executor guardians appointed for several minors and insane. Administrators named Betsey C Bagnell Arthur Lord and Antoinette Tileston with various estates listed. Inventories filed for William Latham totaled 118911 37 with real estate 6775 and personal 112136 37.
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Plymouth
Mass
Plymouth County
William Latham
Hiosea Kingsman
Lydia Brown
Pembroke
Joseph G. Brown
Caleb Hobart
Rockland
Elizabeth Hobart
Mary Jane Jackson
Hanson
Wim
Damon
Scituate
Julia A. Keith
Annie M
George A. Keith
Bridgewater
Betsey C. Bagnell
Lucy E. Bagnall
Arthur Lord
Samuel ‘T. Tisdare
New York
Antoinette Tileston
Duxbury
Georgia F. Tileston
Tribune stockholders meet reports income changes and dividend
At the annual meeting of Tribune stockholders the publisher's report shows a 19 percent drop in daily sales revenue over the last three and a half months since rate reductions, but a 30 percent rise in copies sold. Net profit for the year exceeds last year by 15000 dollars and the usual dividend is declared.
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New York
Tribune Stockholders
Reading railroad reports strong Jersey Central half-year profits
The Jersey Central Railroad earned a net profit of 633,482 dollars for the six months ending November 30, 1883, according to the Reading railroad company report. The period is cited as the most favorable months of the year and expected to cover rental obligations.
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Philadelphia
Reading Railroad Company
Jersey Central Railroad
Navy
Movement to charge five New York judges eyed
A prominent member of the Bar Association of New York says a campaign is under way to prefer charges against at least five court judges. He alleges that some judges favor favorites and grant patronage, with rulings in favor of corporations for pecuniary gain.
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Albany
N. Y
Bar Association of New York
Democratic caucus adjourns after five ballots for senator
In Frankfort Kentucky the Democratic caucus to nominate a U S senator adjourned after five ballots. On the second ballot Williams led with 53 votes Blackburn had 46 and Sweeney 23. The vote resumes tomorrow night.
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Frankfort
United States
Williams
Blackburn
Sweeney
Missing from Home Identification of Watches Found on Hartin
Kate Maguire a 17 year old girl has been missing from her Shamrock Street Dorchester home since last Tuesday afternoon. The missing watches were traced to a Maiden Lane New York jeweller where Hartin once worked. A well dressed intoxicated man with $1900 and valuables was rescued by Harbor Patrolman Tallon after a fight. A child’s dead body was found beneath a draw on the Boston and Maine railroad and delivered to Undertaker Tinkham.
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Hartin
Kate Maguire
Shamrock Street
Dorchester
Mary Williams
Walker Street
Charlestown
City Hospital
Frank Tobias
Brunswick
John Connolly
Hanover Street
J. H. Wartin
Maiden Lane
New York
North End
Nicholas C. Tallon
Vermont
Edward Goodrich
Porter Street
Daniel E. Dibball
Hotel Dearborn
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Boston and Maine Railroad
Harvey
First Division
Tinkham
Reynolds arraigned in Dorchester pistol assault indictment
In Superior Criminal Court on Monday Daniel P Reynolds was arraigned on an indictment charging him with making an assault on James Budd in Dorchester district on December 28 with a pistol and intent to murder. He pleaded not guilty and was recommitted to jail to await trial.
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Superior Criminal Court
Daniel P. Reynolds
James Budd
Dorchester
Reynolds
Legislature Reports New System for School Fund Distribution
The legislature reviewed education bills and received a governor’s message regarding the Troy and Greenfield Railroad. Petitions were filed for Sunderland water supply, Worcester real estate holdings, Clinton water works, and Northborough water bonds. Remonstrances opposed Boston liquor license changes. Committees discussed savings bank stock investment limits and milk adulteration. A building care bill and railroad signal measure advanced. Governor notes no action on the 1883 resolve about the old Troy and Greenfield railroad claim.
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Senate
Bruce
Joel Burt
Sunderland
State Mutual Life Assurance Company of
Worcester
George B. Wilbur
Clinton Water Company
Water Commissioners of
Northborough
Rufus S. Frost
Common Council of
Boston
Committee On Banks and Banking
Committee On Agriculture
Pillsbury
Commonwealth Building
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Troy and
Greenfield Railroad
Commonwealth
Old Troy and Greenfield Railroad Corporation
Troy and Greenfield
Hoosac
Fitchburg Bank Refunding Taxes and Railroad Bonds Debate
The session discusses refunding taxes improperly paid to the state by Fitchburg co operative bank and authorizing New York and New England railroad company to issue second mortgage bonds or preferred stock. Various committee actions on oysters permits health fraud prevention ballot boxes and education funding follow.
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Fitchburg Co-Operative Bank
Q. H. Smith
Boston
R. M. Morse, Jr
New York and
New England Railroad Company
James Hildreth
Lunenburg
Fitchburg
Bowker
Committee On Fisheries
Committee On Public Health
Fossett
Committee On Election Laws
Weston
Newton
Committee On
Probate and Chancery
Stow
Fall River
Committee On Labor
Harvey
Westboro
Committee On Education
State Board of Education
McLaughlin
Committee On Cities
George E. Batchelder
Worcester
Commonwealth
New York and New England Railroad Company
Secretary of State
L. H. Bradbury
Committee On Claims
Davenport
Dedham Water Company Annual Meeting Reports Strong Finances
The Dedham Water Company held its annual meeting at the company office in the bank building, Dedham. Winslow Warren chaired. William F. Hill was clerk. Directors reported good condition, modest repair outlays, a $1000 engine hookup to the Charles River, and a water sale expansion with settlements to release 750000 gallons daily at $5300. The stock was raised to 200000, two dividends declared, now 423 takers, with detailed treasurer figures. Directors elected include Warren, Walker, Clark, Wakefield, Laforme. Warren named president and Hill clerk.
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New England
Paine Memorial Hall
New England Retail Grocers’ Association
W.J. Lovell
S. A. Pratt
J. H. Wright
J. C. M’cready
A. C. Douse
New England Central Association
Mr. Harris
Providence
A.J. Lowell
L. W. Jones
Boston
M’clusky
Lowell
H. D. Yerxa
Knapp
Newton
Bond
Parker
Worcester
Dowse
Malden
Cross
Nashua
Grocers’ Exchange
Paine Hall
Messrs. C.D. Cobb
J. R. Bampton
S. B. Clapp
George H. Bond
C. D. Swain
B. Clapp
J. A. Litchfield
N. W. Edson
J.K. Harris
PF. Williams
H. A. Buei
Z. L. Bicknell
W. W. Walker
Nathaniel Seaver
J. C. Tibbett
A. J. Lovell
H. E. Cobb
Dedham Water Company
Merchants’ Co-operative Bank
Dedham
Winslow Warren
William F. Hill
Charles River
City Council of
Bussy Street
Germantown
Hyde Park
E. C. R. Walker
Joseph W. Clark
T. L. Wakefield
Joseph A. Laforme
W. IF. Hill
Merchants’ Cooperative Bank
Wesleyan Hall
Henry R. Brigham
Alfred J. Mercer
Wiliam
Edwin Dresser
Prentiss Cummings
A. L. Richards
Otis S. Brown
India Mutual Insurance Company
Charles O. Whitmore
Nathan Crowell
Charles J. Morrill
Andrew Nickerson
Alpheus H. Hardy
Edward Whitney
Joshua Baker
John H. Dane
N. H. Emmons
Edward 5. Dane
William Tf. Bramhall
Freeman Hinckley
P. F
William Mackenzie
Wm. R. Layard
D. W. Farquhar
Guy H. Carleton
L. P. Soule
David McIntosh
William A. Norton
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Chas. H. Dalton
Henry Sartonstall
Sam’l E. Sawyer
Charles H. Joy
William Gray, Jr
Henry 5. Rowe
Charles H. Dalton
Putnam Nail Company
J.S. Fogg
J. H. Buttrick
W. S. Packer
W. W. Whitmarsh
J. Mears
J. 8. Fogg
Ae Whitmarsh
John Mears
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