Tilden and Hendricks Draw Support from Voters
A stream of letters to the Boston Post urges Tilden and Hendricks for president and vice president. Citizens name Pendleton, Cleveland, Carlisle, and Thurman as favorable nominees, calling out anti monopoly tariff reform and the need to restore justice in 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Justice
Tilden and Hendricks
United States
Congress
Gen. Jackson
New Orleans
Tilden
Hendricks
Republican Party
Guiteau
Tunbridge
A. B. Stiles
Redington
Vermont
New York
L. W. Redington
Rutland
Richford
H. M. Gorr
Grover Cleveland
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
Young Democracy
McClellan
Morrison
Hancock
McDonald
Maine News Highlights From Rail Hearing to Politic Events
The Bar Harbor electrification plan heads to next season while a rail hearing is scheduled today. Indictments include Mrs Blaney and Mrs Burrows in a homicide case. Augusta hosts a Republican state convention with Robie likely renominated. Frances Rumery convicted for stamp false returns. Kennebec river harvest costs projected at 1.5 million. Unity boy recalls a mast from the Constitution. Herbert Banton faces U S mail lottery charges. Portland Steam Packet Company names officers. Bangor sign points to Grand Trunk Depot, with a passerby seeking Island Pond tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Blaney
Oscar E. Blaney
Burrows
Lela
Augusta
Robie
United States Court
Portland
Frances M. Rumery
Dayton
Kennebec River
James Fowler
Unity
Fowler
Herbert J. Banton
Bangor
United States
Rand ‘Uesnay
Banton
United States District Court
Portland Steam Packet Company
U.j. Libby
J. B. Coyle, Jr
J. F. Liscomb
H. J. Libby
Charles Fobes
John Englis, Jr
J. B. Coyle
Ricker
William H. Moody
Saco
Grand Trunk Depot
Anod
Indiex
Island Pond
New Dover Library Opens as Town Lutens to Growth
Dover opens its new public library on Tuesday. Nashua reports 550 pupils at a French convent school. Dover court arraigns Michael Murphy for larceny from Vickery's store, pleads not guilty and is held for February term. Stafford County Odd Fellows Mutual Relief selects officers in Rochester with 13 deaths and 11 new members, total 1,064.
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Dover
New French
Nashua
Michael Murphy
Vickery
Supreme Court
Stafford County Odd Fellows Mutual Relief Association
Rochester
S.S. Chick
Great Falls
J. Frank Savey
A. 8. Parshley
C. W. Talpey
Farmington
Lothrop Mills and bridge at St Albans burn in fire
Last week a fire burned the Lothrop mills and part of the new bridge at St Albans. M. L. Hovey’s burn and contents in Kirby burned Tuesday. The blaze started from a kerosene lantern explosion. Caledonian Agricultural Society and Fair Ground company officers were elected in St Johnsbury with Asa Livingston as president and Ezra A. Parks as president of the Fair Ground company. Last fair brought in $5,800 with $2,590 spent on premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lothrop
New Bridge
St. Albans
M. L. Hovey
Kirby
Caledonian Agricultural Society and Fair Ground Company
St. Johnsbury
Asa Livingston
L.B. Harris
L. G. Hovey
J. W. Sanborn
Cottage City buys steam fire engine in Massachusetts
Massachusetts items note Cottage City purchasing a steam fire engine. A gale wrecked sixty buildings at Compton Quebec. Two French Canadians died on a new railroad near Magog Quebec. Worcester factory outputs 3 000 to 4 000 pairs of roller skates weekly. A Northampton man Joseph Moore committed suicide. his wife drowned last July. Fitchburg store blast killed James Gibson. A Polton baby shows twelve toes ten fingers two thumbs and eight extra digits among siblings. Brockton court held Halifax man George Murray for grand jury on felonious assault charge. Beer Island bridge near Newburyport built 1893 at 129 485 dollars. Essex county and towns awarded funds by county commissioners.
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Cottage City
Compton
Que
Magog
Worcester
Jos. K. Moore
Northampton
James R. W. Gibson
A. B. Lawrence
Fitchburg
Polton
Brockton
George Murray
Halifax
Roxanna Vickery
Beer Island Bridge
Newburyport
Salisbury
Private Gordis Dies at Fort Adams. Captain Hagan Missing
Private Ludwig Gordis of the fourth United States artillery dropped dead at Fort Adams on Monday. Capt. James Hagan, a Newport war veteran and businessman, has been missing since Monday morning and death by his own hand is feared as his mind has been failing. Notices in three mills of the Social Manufacturing Company in Woonsocket report wage reductions effective after Feb 1. Rubber works in Woonsocket and Millville begin half-time operations with 1,500 workers. An old Newport gravestone reads Man comes into the world naked and bare. He travels through life with troubles and care. His end from the world, no one knows were. Tris-with him here-it is well with him ere.
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James Hagan
Newport
Social Manufacturing Company
Woonsocket
Millville
Tris
Boston
Williamstown
Cambridge
Williams College
Parker House
Elijah Cutter
William Hyde
Ware
George F. Bigelow
George H. Bixby
Charlies Ll. Hiutchins
W. R. Campbell
H. Burr Crandall
E. H. Darling
F. N. Pelonbet
Joseph W. Horner
J. C. Dewey
Worcester
George T. Dewey
Dorchester
Carter
New England
Williams
Willias
Judge Dewey
Peabody
Hopkins
America
William Everett
Hyde of
Bridges
Pennsylvania
Horace E. Scudder
R. G. Fitch
Gov. Robinson
Mark Horkins
Suspected killer Castignetti seeks lesser homicide plea in New Haven
John Castignetti indicted for first degree murder in the May Oak Street killing of Joseph Riges appeared with counsel and signaled a willingness to plead to a lesser degree of homicide. Lena Jackson pleaded guilty in New Haven city court to stealing $883 in money and jewelry from employer Julius Tyler and the case moves to the April term of the superior court.
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John Castignetti
New Haven
Joseph Riges
Oak Street
Lena Jackson
Julius Tyler
Tariff Fight Shapes Up in Congress As Randell Aligns
Special correspondence from Washington outlines a split over tariff policy between protectionists and revenue seekers. Mr. Randall signals possible opposition to a tariff bill while courting weak allies, with Judge Kelley and Carlisle named as key figures in shaping strategy and delaying action until appropriation bills pass.
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Boston Post
Washington
Randall
Judge Kelly
Morrison
Representative Hopkins
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ways and Means
Protectionists
Ways and Means Committee
Carlisle
Kelley
Friends of Protection
Judge Kelley
Mr. Carlisle
Several Cities Report Small to Severe Fires On Jan 15
Brief reports from Boston to St Paul describe fires including a slight blaze at 1481 Washington street in Boston with trifling damage, a Salem cottage destroyed by fire caused by children, a barn complex at Alburgh Springs, a rags storehouse at 59 Duane street, Neosho and Seligman property losses in Missouri, a Quarryville tobacco warehouse fire, a Pushaw road farm complex in Maine, a hosiery mill fire in Philadelphia, and a fur house blaze in St Paul with significant losses.
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Washington Street
George Carey
Castlehill
Salem
ST. Albans
D.S. Sweet
Alburgh Springs
Boston
Or. Louis
Neosho
Seligman
Lancaster
Leander T. Hensel
Quarryville
Baanngor
James Parsons
Pushaw Road
Philadelphia
John R. Bridges & Co
North Front Street
St. Paul, Minn
Mathew Huynie & Co
Nutt trial proceeds as boy testifies on killing
In Pittsburg, Jan 15, the Nutt case moves forward as nine year old John Messmore testifies that Jim Nutt and Uncle Steve fired at a board with two pistols, four or five shots heard. The prosecution rests as the defense prepares to open tomorrow.
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Pittsburg
Nutt
Oakes
John Messmore
Nutt’s
Jim Nutt
Steve
Hoth Nen
Jim
Blaze Engulfs Passenger Train Near Bradford
A waste oil spill on the Brad ford Bordell and Kinzia line ignited as the Wellsville Bradford train struck it. Three women died and many were burned, with a long casualty list including engineers fireman and newsboy among the injured. Relatives and officials report survivors jumping from cars into the snow as fire raged.
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Braprorp
Bradford, Bordell and Kinzia
Wellsville
Bradford
L. C. Fair
Menzon Junction
Katie Moran
Allens
N. Y
Prof
Faught
Patrick Sexton
Mike Walsh
W.H. Belman
Jerry Donogan
Charles Heidrichs
Express
George C. McCartney
A. N.carpenter
Little Genessee
Jerry Haggerty
Ceres
Cape Cod canal dredging progresses amid cold weather
Correspondent notes continued progress on Cape Cod canal excavation as a mammoth dredging machine nears completion at Boston. Details describe bucket chains and hydraulics, with a new superintendent Mr Spear overseeing river work for Lockwood. The report also mentions the drowning of Mrs Pauli Sherman and the recovery of HW Helmes, plus a discovery of an antique carved doorlock near an 1711 house.
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Sandwich
Mass
Cape Cod Canal
Boston
Spear
Lockwood
Pauli Sherman
Hyannis
Barnstable
Oliver Helmes
Wittoemore
Brooklyn Tragedy Aboard Hamilton Avenue Fire Fatal
In Brooklyn a mother locked her children John and Annie McDonald 4 and 5 in a room at 194 Hamilton Avenue. They suffocated when a fire they built on the floor consumed the room. Earlier rumors claim shaky margins among large grain houses and a steamer Carlyle P Patterson launched for the U S coast survey.
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New York
Carlyle P. Patterson
United States Coast Survey
Brooklyn
Tistons
John
Annie McDonald
Hamilton Avenue
Standard Multiplex telegraph company formed in New York
The certificate of incorporation was filed in New York for the Standard Multiplex telegraph company. The lines will run to Boston, Portland, Florida, Buffalo, Chicago and the Pacific coast with capital stock of 2,500,000 dollars. Corportors include McLaurin Pickering Wendell Goodwin Frederick P. Jones Henry D. Munson Frank W. Jones A. W. Jones Patrick B. Delaney and Edward A. Callahan.
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New York
Standard Multiplex Telegraph Company
Boston
Portland
Florida
Buffalo
Chicago
Pacific Coast
McLaurin Pickering
Wendell Goodwin
Frederick P. Jones
Henry D. Munson
Frank W. Jones
A. W. Jones
Patrick B. Delaney
Edward A. Callahan
Snow weight collapses Danville mill roof injuring workers
Danville Kentucky planing mill roof collapsed under heavy snow. John Tutt suffered a skull injury and several other employees were badly bruised in the incident reported January 15.
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Danville
John Tutt
John Tappan Arrested in Townsend Outrage Case
QYSTER BAY L J January 15 John Tappan a mason was arrested today in connection with the Townsend outrage he is said to own the hammer used in the assault.
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Qyster Bay
L. J
John Tappan
Townsend
Canterbury Manufacturer Struck by Train at Sprague Crossing
B H Reynolds of Canterbury was struck by a train at a Sprague crossing. He suffered a fractured skull and a broken hip in the incident.
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Norwich
Conn
B. H. Reynolds
Canterbury
Opera festival sets record seat sales in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati opera festival earned 237000 from seat sales, a new high compared with any prior festival. The large total reflects strong attendance and growing interest in the event.
Glimpse of varied news items from Philadelphia to New Jersey
A Philadelphia wife marries the living skeleton J D Garrison amid parental wrath. Reports cover a Toronto fighter accepting a Boston challenger, Gloucester defeating Fall River in the New England series, and a New Jersey Senate push for Alaska penal colony inquiry. Other items note fundraising for Patrick Ford, a tunnel project under the St Clair river, St Louis Democratic convention talk, Leon Abbott's New Jersey governorship, and a coal mine engine accident in Johnstown with multiple injuries.
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Philadelphia
J. D. Garrison
Harry Gilmore
Toronto
Hurst
Boston
Gloucester
Fall River
New Jersey Senate
Carpenter
Congress
Alaska
Dennis O'Connor
Chicago Connell Defence Fund
Patrick Ford
Alexander Sullivan
New Dominion
St. Clair
Sarnia
Port Huron
St. Louis
Citizens’ Committee
Leon Abbott
New Jersey
Opera House
Ludlow
Abbett
Johnstown
Rudolph Ludwig
Harajak
Williams Alumni Hold Seventeenth Boston Reunion With Carter
Williams alumni in Boston gather for the seventeenth annual reunion at Parker House with President Carter among speakers. The event features remarks on Williams College progress, faculty salaries, and expansion plans, plus letters from Gov. Robinson and Ex President Hopkins. Street notes include poetry from Berkshire and notes on alumni chapters in Stockbridge and nearby towns.
Maryland and Ohio Senate Elections Open With Multiple Candidates
In Baltimore the legislature chose a U S senator to succeed James Black Groome with eight candidates receiving votes, including the current officeholder. In Columbus Henry D. Payne was elected U S senator by Republican legislators voting blank.
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Baltimore
United States
James Black Groome
Columbus
Henry D. Payne
Apeee
Governor Murray Warns Against Ecclesiastical Influence in Utah
In his annual message Governor Murray urges the Utah legislature to heed charges of ecclesiastical influence and pledges cooperation to pass laws that curb church involvement and move Utah affairs away from Congress.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Murray
The Kentucky Senatorship Informal Ballot In Fractured Vote
In Frankfort on January 15 a joint assembly held an informal ballot for senator. Democrats voted to elect one candidate by agreement. Tonight the caucus again Ballot results showed Williams 54 Blackburn 44 and Sweeney 25 with six unsuccessful ballots.
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Frankfort
Williams
Blackburn
Sweeney
Morton Statue Unveiled in Indianapolis Ceremony
A statue of the late Senator Morton was unveiled in Indianapolis with addresses by ex-Senator McDonald and ex-Secretary of the Navy Thompson. The city was crowded with visitors and onlookers.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Morton
McDonald
Thompson
Gymnastic Exhibition and Billiard Tournament Highlights
A busy program at the Y M C A features a gymnastic exhibition with a calesthenic drill and events led by E Drew J D Ryan and T J Monagan. Prizes were solid silver medals. The billiard tournament at Marshall's sees Allen over Tay 150 to 124 and Campbell defeating Marshall 130 to (continued). Polo action in Lynn shows the Lowell team defeating Lynn with strong crowd turnout.
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Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium
E. Drew
T. J. Monagan
W. J. Irwin
J. D. Ryan
H. L. Goodwin
N. F. Doherty
Mr. Drew
Monaghan
R. Cochrane
Mr. Ryan
Mr. Donerty
T. J. Coughlin
F. S. Goodwin
J.D. Ryan
Coughlin
Drew
Doherty
W. K. Spring
J. K. Simson
A. A. Howard
Geveral Glass Works
Dunn
Milo Brothers
Marshall
Allen
Tay
George J. Keily
Campbell
T. R. Tarrant
Morse
Smith
E. Ll. Smith
Callendar Company
Lynn
Boston and Providence Relief Association Ball Enjoys Large Attendance
The ninth annual ball at Odd Fellows hall drew a full house with 200 couples for dinner. Charles O. Evans presides over the 300 member relief association, which collects 25 cents weekly and pays 3 dollars weekly for thirteen weeks during disability. The event supported relief funds and featured the Boston Cadet band and 20 dances.
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Boston and Providence Relief Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
A. R. Page
Aids
E. J. Egan
J. L. York
Bo A Ward
Ww.a. Morrill
Boston
The
Relief Association
Charles O. Evans
B. T.S
Jackson, Mandell & Daniel
Berkeley Hall
Edmunds
M.E. H. Wade
Messrs
G. W. Nowell
C. F. Tobey
S. E. Winslow
R. H. Sircom
Paine Memorial
American meats import bans spark senate debate on protection
In Washington the senate discussed excluding certain imports to protect U S meat interests from France and Germany after four years of diplomacy failed. Questioned were health claims vs trade barriers and calls for an authoritative meat inspection policy and potential program funding.
Mixed World News From Liverpool to Dublin and Rome
The steamer Liam with Barnum's white elephant arrives in Liverpool. Bantry dies as deputy lieutenant of Cork. Kader estimates Sudan evacuation at seven months costing £1 606 000. Manchester cotton manufacturers plan to curb operatives supplies and bolster strikes. Railway stock scares unsettle Glasgow. Mersey tunnel workers meet. Pilgrims honor King Victor Emmanuel in Rome. Peter Wade hanged for Rathfarnham murder amid rain. Prince Frederick Charles and Princess Marie’s marital strife revealed. Cipher letter seized in St Petersburg hints at attacks on William II and the czar.
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Liam
Barnum
Liverpool
Henry Hare Hedges-White
Earl of
Manchester
Eng
New York Exchange
Glasgow
Mersey
Cheshire
Lancashire
Rome
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Pantheon
Peter Wade
Quinn
Rathfarnham
County Dublin
Frederick Charles
Mane Anna
Anhalt
St. Petersburg
London
William
Germany
Russia
The Rise of Veterinary Surgery for Young Men
The article argues veterinary surgery offers top social and financial prospects for young men. It contrasts skilled veterinarians with unskilled quacks, notes the SPCA’s role in promoting animal care, and cites McGill, Columbia, and New York as leading veterinary programs. It mentions a local veterinary college opening recently and foresees growth in animal health and meat inspection roles.
By Laws Adopted with Slight Amendments by Boston Police Relief
The Boston Police Relief association adjourned meeting at the charity building on Chardon street with a small attendance. Articles 12 through 19 were adopted. Article 20 was amended to 20 days for dues and 50 cents monthly payments. Initiation fee set at 20 dollars. total by-laws to be presented to mayor and aldermen on the first Monday in February. A vote of thanks was given to Stillman B. Allen. Meeting adjourned to March 3 for auditing committee election.
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Boston Police Relief Association
Charity Building
Chardon Street
James T. Comee
George A. Walker
Laurie
Lieut
Spear
Mr. Laurie
Sergt. Houghton
Board of Aldermen
Stillman B. Allen
Inquest Finds Railroad Death An Accident
Judge McCafferty rules Martin Connolly died in the yard on December 16 due to the illegal act of no other person. He also completes the Olmstead inquest finding brakeman E Edward Olmstead died after lying on an open car at Walpole on November 25 with no evidence of foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Connolly
Old Colony
Reading coal company to open coal station on Apple Island
The Reading coal company of Pennsylvania leases Apple Island in Boston harbor and plans an eastern branch with coal sheds and wharves. The annual rent is $400. Operations start date not yet announced. Cape Cod canal company partnership reported.
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Reading Coal Company of Pennsylvania
Apple Island
Boston Harbor
Reading
Cape Cod Canal
Allison Renominated for U S Senator by Acclamation
At the republican caucus in Des Moines Iowa on January 15 Senator Allison was renominated for United States senator by acclamation amid strong enthusiasm from attendees.
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Drs Moines
Allison
United States
Comet Visible Over KryY West Florida
A small comet is seen in KryY West Florida on January 15, visible toward the west at about 40 degrees above the horizon.
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Kryy West
Fla
Jan
Portland visitor reports church health and staff moves
Nen William L. Putnam of Portland visited the Post yesterday. Rev. Dr. Fields seeks release from Bangor Maine pastoral duties due to poor health. Dr William H. Devine opens an office in South Boston after serving at Carney hospital. Gen John L. Dwight receives a gold watch and chain from Highland Street railway officers on his resignation. Mrs Lelia J Robinson, a newly admitted lawyer, appears before Suffolk probate Court. Joseph Hay of Boston marks 94th birthday at 44 Eliot Street.
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Wm. L. Putnam
Portland
Fields
Bangor
Wm. H. Devine
Carney Hospital
South
Boston
Lewiston Journal
John L. Dwight
Highland Street Railway Company
Lelia J. Robinson
Suffolk County Probate Court
Joseph Hay
Eliot Street
Hay
Bank Deposit Table Shows Large Increases and Holdings
A financial report lists total deposits surpassing 262.9 million with an 11.0 million year rise. It details assets including United States bonds and state bonds, along with loans on real estate and personal security and the earnings ratio across banks.
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Gimiramtee
Fung. Oi
Gumolics
Vicetecpead
United States
Cowses
Bork Guoge Esis Cdccessess Svvessceenasss
Remains Identified in Frostbite Death and Local Thefts
The body from under the Washington Street Bridge on the Boston and Albany road was identified as W. R. Jones of 12 Rane Street Highland district. Charles S. Woodman, an elderly South Boston man, was frost bitten last winter and died after admission to the city hospital on January 9. William Montague, 31 Pearl Street, was arrested for larceny of 20 pounds of wool from Harding, Martin and Caverly. Henry Leeds reports robbery of a gold watch chain and $60 near the South End. Thomas Hayes and John McLellan were arrested for stealing 12 pairs of shoes from an unknown person. Ester Lohead, Somerville, was approached by three men on South Margin Street. one grabbed her gold hunting case watch and chain.
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Washington Street Bridge
Boston and Albany
W. R. Jones
Rane Street
Highland District
Charles S. Woodman
Boston
City Hospital
William Montague
Harding, Martin & Caverly
Pearl Street
Henry Leeds
South End
Thomas Hayes
John McLellan
Ofcers
Ester Lohead
Somerville
South Margin Street
Bank Directors Elected and Presidents Named in Local Firms
The issue lists directors elected across several banks and insurers. Blackstone National Bank selects George W. Chipman and others with Joshua Loring later re elected president. Broadway National Bank names Aquila Adams as president after a directors meeting. Lynn Five Cents Savings Bank reports wide officer slate with Henry A. Pevear as president and a lengthy trustee roster. Shawmut Insurance names directors with William S. Denny as president and Thomas E. Proctor as vice president. Arkwright Mutual Fire Insurance lists directors including T Wigglesworth and Peter Olsen.
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Blackstone National Bank
George W. Chipman
Job A. Turner
Eleazer Boynton
Joshua Loring
William A. Rust
Eustace C. Fitz
Ebenezer N. Blake
John 38
Paine
J. O. Wetherbee
Broadway National Bank
Axel Dearborn
Wm. Eaton
R. M. Batley
John R.graham
Aquila Adams
John Batchelder
Alfred Cross
Aza A. Breed
C. H. Aborn
Rufus Kimball
W. N. Kimball
W. N. Spinney
H. W. French
D. A. Caldwell
C. O. Beede
T. B. Knight
W. D. Yoo
J.T. Moulton
James Phelan
J. F. Kimball
C. H. Newhall
E. H. Johnson
J. B. Nichols
H. E. Newhall
W. F. Morgan
H. L. Porter
Edwin Walden
Patrick Lennox
Shawmut Insurance Company
Thomas E. Proctor
R. M. Pulsifer
W. A. French
Isaac Fenno
Lewis Coleman
J. H. Lee
William 5. Denny
Joseph Burnett
Sleeper
Andrew G. Weeks
Wm. S. Denny
Harry Burnett
Arkwright Mutual Fire Insurance Company
T. Wigglesworth
F. M. Weld
I. M. Spelman
Joshua Ballard
William G. Saitonstall
John C. Palfrey
Howard Stockton
Peter Olsen
Waldo Higginson
Massachusetts Fish Trade Throws Poor Mackerel Outlook
The Massachusetts fish trade faces exceptional hardship as mackerel catches are unusually low and prices may rise with Lent. Receipts are light and quality poor, with only 50 600 barrels of numbers one and two from a 170 000 total catch. Cod remains plentiful, while herring supply falls and provincial imports keep prices down in New England and New York.
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Massachusetts
New England
New York
Police Ball Arrangements Set for Institute Building
The Institute building hosts a polished police ball with 25 professionals showcasing fancy skating in the rink. Horse car service will run from Tremont house to the hall every four minutes during the night and to the East Boston ferries hourly after midnight.
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Institute
Tremont House
Boston
Dedham Boat Club Carnival in Memorial Hall
The Dedham Boat club hosted a carnival in Memorial hall on Tuesday evening with about 200 couples in costumes representing many nations. The event began with a grand march around 8 and continued dancing until 1 A M, with elaborate attire and a large spectator turnout. ATTACHMENT. A writ of attach ment was filed against the estate of W H Jones of Jaincy now in the hands of Martha A Jones of Quincy as administratrix in a £2500 contract action.
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Jaincy
Martha A. Jones
Quincy
James R. Wild
Berkshire election to fill twelfth district vacancy
Election to fill the twelfth district vacancy is held today with candidates Frank W. Rockwell Republican and Col. A W Woodworth Democrat. Both claim victory as campaigns push turnout and money flows. Berkshire expected majorities range from 1 200 to 1 500 for Rockwell with Hampden and other counties shaping the result.
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Twelfth
Frank W. Rockwell
Col
A. W. Woodworth
Rockwell
North Adams
Adams
Pittsfield
Berkshire
Hampden County
Hampden
Theatres Showcasing Varied Talent Across City Venues
Spectators may catch Mr McCullough in Virginius with limited seats as other features fill the night. Gus Williams shines at the Howard in One of the Finest. Chas Duncan performs The Romance of a Poor Young Man at the Museum. Bijou hosts The Beggar Student and The Glass of Fashion. Nat Goodwin enters his second Park week with strong showings.
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McCullough
Virginius
Gus Williams
The
Howard
Joseph Bradford
Boylston
Chas. Duncan
Museum
Globe
Nat Goodwin
the Park
Ocean Mills Assessment Clarifies Ownership and Finances
The Ocean mills case shows C H Joy resigned two years ago and J W Wattles became treasurer pro tem before William Gray Sr was elected treasurer and remains so. Foreclosure sales occurred only once in 1857 and again in 1575 when E R Mudge Sawyer & Co bought at public auction, with no later foreclosure. Capital stock rose from 200 000 to 300 000 dollars, the present assessment funds a new mill. The mill now has 40 000 spindles, is in good condition, and promises prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Mills
C. H. Joy
J. W. Wattles
Wm. Gray, Sr
E. R. Mudge
E. R. Mudge, Sawyer & Co
Japanese tight rope walker suffers two accidents in Manchester
At the Howard Atheneum performance in Manchester on Tuesday evening, the Japanese tight rope walker known as Little All Right fell twice. The first fall injured his back and hips. during a second ascent he fell about 50 feet into the parquet, injuring a leg but the injuries are described as temporary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Atheneum Company
Opera House
Manchester
Atall
Boston city faces loss of City Solicitor Bailey over rail job
The city may lose City Solicitor Andrew J. Bailey who has been offered a key position on a western railroad. Sewerage works machinery bids will be opened after council committee appointments. Mayor Martin denies claims that George H. Allen will be fire commissioner or Charles W. Wilder next water board member or William H. Cundy Jr. next police commissioner.
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Boston
Andrew J. Bailey
Martin
George H. Allen
Charles W. Wilder
Water Board
William H. Cundy, Jr
Stranger Vanishes After Diamond Purchase Attempt
A man visited C A W Crosby at 414 Washington and chose two diamonds worth 40 and 75 dollars. He sent them to the Adams house for a woman to view, but disappeared with the gems after meeting a messenger in the reception room. No names were provided.
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C. A. W. Crosby
Washington Street
Adams House
Diamond found by Mrs Browning at Importers Tea Co
Mrs Browning found an elegant diamond stud in a can of coffee at 179 Tremont Street last evening and paid $100. She later sold it to a local jeweler for $4000.
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Dimmonds
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Essex Shipbuilding
Essex
Arthur D. Storey
Moses Adams
John James & Co
Willard A. Burnham
Texas
Galveston
Weatherford
Texas Pacific
Geo. McCall
Cape Cod Notes
Gotham Guenanings
Opera AT
Cincinnati
Prosperity
S. C
Laura Kinird
Laura
Carl Emil Nieper
Wilhelma Haferkorn
Nieper
Miss Haferkorn
Nipper
Williams Alumni
Berkshire College
President Carter
Ek. W. B. Canning
Thomas F. Riley
A. ©. Farley
J. J. Leary
John F. Andrews
Elias Hi. Marston
Owen E. Galvin
Francis N. Pray
Thomas J. Garn
Henry M. Forristal
Frederick Nincoln, Jr
Abram G. Wyman
Charles Barron
William A. Hovey
Charles A. Grimmons
J. Austin Fynes
Charles Fruit Aborn
James J. Sullivan
Robert Hawthorne
Philips School
BTAN
Phillips School Association
Phillips School
Ward Room
Blossom Street
Sporting Matters
Y. M. C. A. Heooms
G. A. R. Coliseum
Lowell
Lowells
Gus. Salmon
Henry Salmon
W. L. Gilbert
F. E. Bramhall
T. N. Scott
Charles Potter
J. Bowers
C. H. Walden
Samuel Bond
F. J. Faulkner
A. E. Davidson
W. O. Faulkner
J. A. Bennett
J. B. Roberts
Benjamin Going
John H. Casey
W. J. Riley
F. 5. Winshin
A. D. Gordon
Boston and
Providence
Hailroad Relief Association
France
Senate
Navy Yards
Anthony
Committee On Foreign Relations
Logan
McPherson
Great Britain
Canadian
United Kingdom
Miller
State Department
Representative Hatch
House Committee On Agriculture
House
Atlantic Seaboard
Holland
United States Cattle Commission
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
District of Columbia
States of the Union
Treasury
Treasury Department
Senate Finance Committee
Sherman
Secretary of the Treasury
Navy Department
Alabama
Court of Commissioners of Alabama
Davis R. Stockwell
John L. Cutter
George O. Chalmer
D. R. Stockwell & Co
Edwin Parker West
Harrison J. Libby
Everett W. Stetson
Joseph H. Stetson
Stetson Bros
Benjamin T. Martin
Cox
Committee On Naval Affairs
Tion
Secretary of the Navy
J. Cox
Alexandria
House Committee On Post Offices
Skinner
Justin St. Clement
South Berwick
James M. Webb
Saccarappa
Edwin Fisher
Bethel
Edward P. Chapin
Springfield
Hai Noi
Sontay
Hai Phong
Nam Dinh
Col. Briongol
M. Tricou
Ihe
Chamber of Deputies
Madrid
Senor Castellar
Alfonso
Sagasta
Eee
England
Cortes
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Jamaica
McGill University
Montreal
Columbia College Veterinary School
New York Veterinary College
Police Relief Association
Inquest
Iowa
Savings Banks Commissioners
Caineg Cosas
TSE Sog
Rociamone
MOE
Sprsi
Vais Pee Cipheeharreneuiakaseenes
AW Gvaigrs Vor
Daneacseesencacwabetesass
Bamiss
Wasiedscensees Am Unteof Guaranty Fund
O. Cassis
Csecsccce
the Fish Trade
Ghee
Abram French
R. Norcross
W. H. Roby
Amtach
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing CO
Messrs. Norcross
S. B. Pierce
French
Hanover Street
Charles E. Wiggin
Pierce
F. O. Dewey
Samuel Ridion
Jerome Jones
J. Homer Pierce
Dedham
George A. Ordway
Quincy Almshouse
Saugus River
Red Mill Road
Spot Pond
Melrose
James O’ Leary
Henry Hayward
Mary Hailsback
O’ Leary
City Hall Notes
India
China
Hong Kong
Kansas
Franklin, McDufoe & Stratton
Otis Norcross & Co
Creandly
Paines
Canal Street
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