Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Jan 20, 1881, p. 3

District Attorney Stevens Ill With Lung Trouble

Boston Post reports District Attorney Stevens is seriously ill with lung trouble and threatened by pneumonia, with hope he may recover. The Bar association plans its annual dinner at the Vendome hotel next Thursday, featuring Germania band and Temple quartet. Mattie A Proctor, missing since January, has been found in Orange Massachusetts. A Y M C A talk on Manufactures is set for Friday evening at Boylston Street. Grand Junction elevator and wharves show 1880 traffic 960,666 tons, plus December 100,565 tons. Corn and wheat receipts at Grand Junction for 1880 were 7,282,042 and 2,635,520 bushels respectively.

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Stevens The Bar Association Hotel Vendome Germania Band Temple Quartet Mattie A. Proctor Joseph H. Proctor Highland Place Highlands Jan Orange Mass Fime Grand Junction Oren J. Faxon Boston Suffolk Boston Post Joan W. McKim. Esquire Flijah George

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Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association Annual Meeting

The Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association held its annual meeting in which Charles W. Slack chaired. Amos A. Lawrence became an honorary member and new members were admitted including Oscar Mellish and Jerome Wheelock among others. Treasurer Frederick W. Lincoln reported receipts of 251,521.18 and payments of 258,173.12 with a 23,348.06 balance. The institute's expansion of instruction and library plans were discussed, and 25 members died this year. A soldiers’ fair and a formal exhibition project were outlined, while J. B. Richardson appealed expulsion, to be heard at the next quarterly meeting.

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Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association Mechanical Charles W. Slack Amos A. Lawrence Oscar Mellish Herbert Loud Jerome Wheelock David McIntosh Thomas A. Eames William G. Whitney Frederick H. Adams Samuel Kidder Frederick W. Lincoln Continental National Bank F. W. Lincoln Osmyn Brewster N. J. Bradlee Institute of Technology Slack Committee On Relief Mechanic’s Apprentices Library Association Maine New Eceshire Boston J. B. Richardson New England Manufacturers and Mechanics’ Institute Richardson Association Board of Government Bwnding Edward Atkinson

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Medford Bill Seeks Sewer Removal From Mystic Lower Pond

Hon B F Hayes presents a bill to end Boston sewer dumping in Mystic lower pond The act repeals section authorizing Boston to discharge sewage into the pond directs Boston to remove its sewer within days and provides for land acquisition and financial means to fund removal and treatment provisions The measure also grants equity relief for Medford residents against the city and outlines hearings by several committees on local option liquor licensing boundary rectification shad fisheries Connecticut River and real estate holdings for facilities

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B. F. Hayes Medford Committee On Public Health Boston Mystic Lower Pond Supreme Judicial Court Suffolk Middlesex Woburn Winchester George D. Chamberlain Cambridge Committee On Sandwich Barnstable Committee On Fisheries Springfield Connecticut Brackett Massachusetts House Judiciary Committee Moses Williams, Jr Central Wharf and Wet Dock Company

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Lynnh morocco works fire devastates Martin complex

A morning blaze on Market Street Lynn destroyed the morocco factory of Augustus B. Martin and damaged several adjacent buildings including the Lancaster shoe factory the old railroad depot and nearby dwellings. About 130 workers were left jobless with total losses estimated near $135000 and multiple insurers listed. Fire crews from Salem assisted and the Narrow Gauge railroad car house and residences were insured.

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Augustus B. Martin Market Street Lynn Martin C. B. Lancaster Boston, Revere Beach and Lyon Skinner & Golder Martin Telfer Sea Street Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad Mr. Martin Llewellyn K. Brackett Joseph Poughnett Michael Manley James L. Annis John Clerkson John Manley Charles Osgood N J. Mooney Salem Martin & Co A. B. Martin & Co D. Lancaster A. B. Martin Revere Beach Augustus B. Martin & Co Commercial New York First National Worcester German of Buffalo Lancaster Frank N. Mudge Buffalo German Etna Stafford Commercial Union of London Fire Association of Philadelphia German American of Harford Home Imperial and Northern of London Liverpool London & Globe Merchants Providence Insurance Company of North America North British and Mercantile of Phenix of Firemen’s of Boston Lorillard of Equitable of Connecticut of Hartford Merchants of Newark Germania Anna of Germania of la Confiance Paris Niagara Phoenix Springfield National of Hertford Queen of London Bowery People’s of Trenton Lancashire Howard Manufacturers Hoffman Washington German Baltimore A. E. Martin & Co Phenix Hamburg Bremen Globe Glen Falls Neptune Hanover Astna Imperial Jetna A.B. Martin—Itna Citizens’ of Lynn Mutual Silsbee & Pickford Charles B. Lancaster Chicago Manhattan Watertown Enterprise of Ohio Mercantile of Missouri New Hampshire Commerce of Tradesmen’s of Security of Connecticut National of St. Paul Minnesota Revere Citizens Eliot FP Jremen’s New York Bowery

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Boston Theatres and Concerts Highlight Week Ahead

Miss Blanche Roosevelt ends her opera season with a benefit featuring The Masque of Pandora and La Traviata. Denman Thompson returns with Joshua Whitcomb. Theodore Thomas Concerts showcase Joseffy and Amy Sherwin with the renowned Thomas orchestra. Harvard Symphony at Music Hall offers Weber Berlioz Raff and Schubert pieces. Park Theatre presents Yorick's Love with Barrett, plus lavish impersonations. Globe Theatre features The Snow Flower and Frou-Frou benefit for Claxton. Handel and Haydn Society plans a Mozert Requiem and Beethoven Mount of Olives with a star quartet. Grifty Theatre continues Pinafore and Trial by Jury, then Uncle Tom's Cabin troupe arrives. Boston Museum enjoys ongoing Guv'nor run and high crowds. Howard Athenaeum reports strong box office for varied week.

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Boston Theatre Blanche Roosevelt Cellier Denman Thompson Joshua Whitcomb Bill Jones Uncle Josh Theodore Thomas Thomas Herr Joseffy Amy Sherwin Park Theatre Yorick the Park Theatre Lawrence Barrett Globe Theatre Miss Claxton Gilberte Handel and Haydn Society Music Hall Mozert Bethoven Christ On the Mount of Olives Hattie L. Simms Ida Welsh Wm. Courtney Claence E. Hay Grifty Theatre Jay Rial Vom Boston Museum Guv'nor Howard Athenaum Harris Howard Athenzum Howard

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Reign of the Common People lecture by Ward Beecher

Rev Ward Beecher spoke at Ruggles Street Baptist on democracy and education. He traced schooling from ancient Egypt to modern America, arguing advancement by intelligent citizens, and praised self government despite its flaws. He linked Europe’s social shifts to universal schooling and noted Greenback economics.

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the Common People Henry Ward Beecher Ruggles Street Baptist Church Erly Ward Beecher de Tocqueville Egypt Greece Europe America France Atlantic Hese United States

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Christmas gifts aid North End Industrial Home drive

December acknowledgments list many donors to the North End Industrial Home at 39 North Bennet Street. Gifts support laundry, cooking school, boys work shop, library, printing department, and industrial room. The article notes three departments lacking sustained society support and appeals for continued contributions.

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North End North Bennet Street C. H. Bond O. Brooks Jos Abbot Female Seminary S. E. Noyes Fairhaven Mass Chas. E. Jenkins Frank Bebee and Kendricken Dodd Susan O. Brooks Wm. Appleton Alice Healy John L. Gardner J. C. Hooker D. A. Johnson E. C. Dodd Grace Simpson Mr. Kettle F. R. Sears Percival Lowell S. N. Stockwell Albert French Chestnut Street F. Dana Josiah Gooding Bennett Isley Josephine Danforth Arthorp Bagley Barker Old South Church

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Tainted Cochituate water puzzling commissioners volume

Water commissioners puzzle over the tainted Cochituate supply noting plant contamination cannot be from leaves alone as 50 million gallons daily would require greater impurity. Investigations proceed and if the lake is the source the issue will show in six to ten days.

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Cochituate James Quinn Daniel E. Sheehy Samuel B. Chick Charles J. Benway James Morrison Thomas R. Clark Burley Boston Booker Fund Board of Aldermen

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Aldermen Mull Over Bridge and Coasting Rules

An adjourned board meeting chaired by Alderman O’Brien disposed several common council matters. The Ward 2 election affirmed Cornelius F. Doherty’s win and a certificate to be sent by the city clerk. A proposal to ban double runner sleds on the common was referred to the committee with heavy concerns about safety and profiteering. Alderman Wiles announced his resignation from the health committee, prompting debate on committee leadership. the matter was laid on the table.

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Board of Aldermen O’brien Common Council Charlestown Bridge Caldwell and Hersey Charlesbnew Woolley Cornelius F. Doherty Wiles O’bnen Committee On Alderman Tucker Alderman Whitten Committee On Common Committee ON Health Arote United States Tucker

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Senate Transactions Reflect Petitions and Committee Reports

In the Senate session at 11:45 AM President Bishop presiding, Preyer offered by the chaplain. Petitions presented and referred include damage to ice codices from sewage affecting Bridgewater's Low River, state aid requests, insurance capital redemption rights, hospital real estate expansion, laborers wages act amendment, and more. Non-concurrence sends several railroad bridge maintenance petitions to harbor and public lands committees. Committee reports approve distribution of documents and revival of Clinton water supply act for three years.

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Senate Bishop Preyer Fogg Plymouth Hosea Hathaway State Normal School Lown River Bridgewater van Nostrand Suffolk Isadora F. Linecoln Hastings Worcester Traders’ and Mechanics’ Insurance Company Richmond Bristol Children’s Hospital Quigly Charles RE. Wiggin Edwin Bowley David T. Porter Peter Parker J. H. P. McQui Hin Boston and Maine Railroad Merrimac River Haver Horton Essex Ingalls Clinton

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Petitions and orders in the Massachusetts legislature

A long list of petitions presented on various topics including tax refunds for Boston Beef Packing, water rights for Weymouth, woman suffrage, divorce legislation, and school expenditure controls. Orders passed request salary details from life insurers, and consider licensing votes by mayors. Introduced bills seek wrongful arrest compensation, clerk appointments, mayoral appointment protocols, and general appropriations. Attorney General and gas inspection reports given. joints convened to tally U S senator results with Dawes declared elected.

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Boston Beef Packing Company Weymouth Samuel Salvin Pembroke Charles Newell Bridgewater E. M. Harrington Plymouth Hampden East and Hampden West School Committee of Boston Sarah F. Earle Worcester Tufts Merritt Springfield Judiciary Committee Baker Dedham Committee On Taxation Brown

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Paroled and Perished: Portland Steamship News and Local Scandals

Richard Noyes, steward of the steamship Quebec, died by laudanum in Portland. Capt. G. B. Johnson, who recently attempted suicide, thanks the men who saved his life. The Portland Steam Packet Company elected E. Clark as president and J. B. Coyle as treasurer. Bowdoin College’s 1880 81 catalog reports 263 students. Donations totaling 120 375 acknowledged from Mrs. Stone, Henry Winkley, and others. A Waterboro youth known as Daniel O Connel sought to take his life after a jilting. The Portland Argus reports J B Brown’s will favoring his widow with the homestead and large trusts, leaving nothing to other relatives. Aaron McKenney of Saco, over 102, contesting his will in the supreme court. The case involves a housekeeper beneficiary and a large group of potential heirs. Albert H. Humes of Portland, last seen Friday, is missing with notes and alleged forgery of his wife’s name.

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Richard Noyes Quebec Portland G. 8. Johnson Hallowell Kennebec Journal Portland Steam Packet Company E. Clark J. B. Coyle J. F. Liscomb John Englis, Jr H. J. Libby Charles Foes Bowdoin College Medical Aaron McKenney Saco Supreme Court Albert H. Humes St. Nicholas Hotel Constable Humes Fanny Bishop

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New Hampshire News Briefs from Franconia to Concord

Snow reaches four feet in Franconia area while Rev. Mr. Jefferson accepts a Newmarket Baptist church call. New Hampshire Savings Bank at Concord declares 4 percent dividend. Thomas Howe dies near 102, and Leander P. Comee injured in Keene sleigh accident. Concord hosts New Hampshire Centennial Home for the Aged annual meeting elects officers and trustees.

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Franconia Jefferson Newmarket New Hampshire Savings Bank Concord Thomas Howe Harrington Smart David Evans Wakefield Leander P. Comee Fitchburg Cheshire House Keene Comee New Hampshire Jonathan E. Sargeant Nathaniel White

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Notable incidents and meetings from Vermont events

Willis Bishop, baggage master on the St. J. and L. C. A. R., was found dead in bed in Lunenburg, likely from heart disease. Orson Woodcock of West Randolph injured severely at a Tewksbury sash and blind factory. no fatal outcome expected. The Vermont Dairymen’s association opened its twelfth annual session at St Albans for three days with speeches by G. B. Pettingill and E. D. Mason. The Western Vermont Masonic association met in Burlington. Levant M. Read spoke. officers were elected and Brandon to host the next gathering.

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Willis Bishop St. J Lunenburg Orson Woodcock West Randolph Tewksbury Vermont Dairymen’s Association St. Albans G. B. Pettingill the Messenger E. D. Mason Western Vermont Masonic Association Burlington Levant M. Read Bellows Falls Grand Lodge O. Meacham Brandon Gaines Vergennes Pp. Childs Bennington W. W. Henry Marshall Rutland E. Burnham F.M. Chapman Middlebury

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Fall River mill reopens as spinners return and steps planned

The Flint mill in Fall River resumes with workers returning this afternoon. A funded project will add a substantial stone steps flight from Coles's Hill to Plymouth Rock, to be laid in spring. Railroad trestle over two miles will be filled with earth at a $25,000 cost.

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Coles’s Hill Plymouth Rock Fall River, Mass Westfield Troy and Boston Railroad Gen. Grant Troy Hoosac Gov. Long Wilson House Cape Ann Sweden Faroe Islands Travellers’ Life Insurance Company of Hartford North Adams Walden Hoosue Lowell Road Lawrence Boston Andover

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Newport Mills to Close As Weavers Refuse Reduced Wages

Perry mills managers decide to close the Newport plant Wednesday morning after weavers refuse to resume work at the Jan 3 cut in wages. The George H. Norman hydrant proposal for Newport city is adopted by taxpayers with a large vote and strong interest. Hydrants will be installed at once.

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Senatorial caucuses nominate U.S. senator candidates in multiple states

In Trenton New Jersey Gen Sewall won on the twelfth ballot with 27 votes after a dogged contest against Robeson Halsey Parker Dudley and Hobart. In Nashville the fifth ballot produced Bailey Maynard and others as contenders with a recess planned. In Wheeling Camden was nominated for senator on the third ballot. In Madison Sawyer was unanimously named by the Republican caucus for United States senator.

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Trenton N.J United States Assembly Chamber Sewall Robeson Halsey Parker Dudley Hobart Nasaville Tenn Bailey Maynard Bate Harrison Wilson Taylor Smith Marks Martin Bright Edwards James Thompson Meese Wheeling W. Va Johnson N. Camden Pakersburg Democratic Caucus Madison Wis Republican Legislative Caucus Today Philetus Sawyer

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Woman Found Frozen in Woods After Visit to Hayden Station

Mrs Loughtran of Poquonock disappeared after leaving home Thursday to go to Hayden station to bail for her son. She carried $130 and was last seen on the main road, then wandered off and was lost. A Hartford cigar store cat endured a 15 day fast, hidden under a building and snowed in by the storm, but is regaining weight after steady feeding.

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District Attorney Stevens Ill With Lung Trouble

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Lynnh morocco works fire devastates Martin complex

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Tainted Cochituate water puzzling commissioners volume

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Aldermen Mull Over Bridge and Coasting Rules

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Senate Transactions Reflect Petitions and Committee Reports

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Paroled and Perished: Portland Steamship News and Local Scandals

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New Hampshire News Briefs from Franconia to Concord

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