Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics' Meeting Minutes
The annual meeting chaired by Charles W. Slack elected Jas Boody joiner from Brookline and dismissed David Simpson of Medford for nonpayment of dues. Treasurers report shows starting balance of $27,93587, with various funds and loans, total receipts $89,497 35 and expenditures including relief and building costs leaving a balance. Officers elected include Slack president, Brewster treasurer, Buies secretary, with a large slate of trustees. A motion to place $1,000 for inventor aid failed, and a decision to resume annals and publish the president’s address was approved along with a $5,600 relief appropriation.
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Boston Lying-in Hospital
Corporation of the Boston Lying-in Hospital
McLean Street
Boston
Abbott Lawrence
Charles KE. Ware
Lemuel Shaw
Henry F. Jenks
James Ayer
Horace Dunce
Wm. Amory, Jr
Oliver W. Peabody
Augustus Flagg
Henry H. Sprague
Charles Demond
Massacbhusetts Home Missionary Society
Superior Criminal Court
Bacon
L. Farley Hovey
Demond
Chicago
Caleb H. Warner
Bank of Commerce
Home Missionary Society
Whiness
Society
Hyde
Perkins
Waitness
Wuuiler
Dimond
Stevens
Charles A. Crehore
Dercon Ezra Fernsworth
Steele Fund
Witness
Burlington
Missouri
Mansfield
Framingham
Henry Flanders
Europe
William Hyde
Ware
Burrougus
Webb
Flanders
Deacon Farnsworth
Ekxecutive
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics’ Association
Charles W. Slack
Jas. Boody
Painter
Bookline
David Simpson
Medford
Osmyn Brewster
Shattuck
Revere House
Continental Bank
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mechanics Building
Otis Norcress
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Farntime
Slack
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Joseph L Buies
Benjawin D. Whitcomb
George W. Pope
Thomas Leavitt
Horace £. Rockwell
James ©. Tucker
Wiliam M. Rumery
Ezekiel B. Studley
Joseph W. Hill
John F. Bacon
Leonard F. Creesy
James G. Haynes
Henry A. Turner
Committee of Relief
John Mack
Alonzo W. Folsom
Boen H. Hitchings
Isaiah Goodwin
Thos.Gogin
Geo. Nowell
Paul D. Wallis
Samuel F. Summers
Nath
L M. Lowe
J. Clark
Board of Government
Association
Suburban Matters and Local Court Proceeding
The District Court case of Fred Corman alias Jack Muller, Wakefield, charged with shooting Frank McCormick, resulted in Cosman being found guilty of simple assault and fined $5 plus costs. In Stockline, a town meeting debated annexation to Boston with polls set for January 29. Suburban notes report diphtheria in Watertown, a Salem railroad shop injury, and Essex county commissioner election results with George J. L. Colby leading.
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May
Micheel Cassidy
House of Industry
James Bailey
House of Correction
Mary Connors
Catherine Rogers
Thomas Kearns
Michael Dolan
Roxbury
James Sheehan
South Boston
Thomas Quinn
Edward Logan
Michael Orr
Artery
East Boston
John Clayton
Fred Corman
Jack Muller
Wakefield
Frank McCormick
Pettengill
Horton Davis
McCormick
Cosman
Richard Stack
Lake Street
Stockline
Boston
William Ly Bowdich
Wiatertown
Joseph Thomas
Eastern Railroad
Salem
Essex County
George J. L. Colby
Newburport
Gardner Prouty
Littleton
Mass
Middlesex County
Prouty
Committee On Elections
Owen D. Colson
Mattapotsete
Plymouth
Middleboro
Executive Council
William B. Stevens
Stoneham
Hammond
James B. Shaw
Palmer
Joseph Bennett
Poston
District Court of
Eastern Hampden
Municipal Court of
Brighton
Diverse World News Tangles With 19th Century Crises
A broad, fragmentary summary covers a panoply of events: an extensive Panaman reception for Lesseps with a single American flag, a 115 year old Black woman Jennie dying in Wyandotte, Democratic National Convention plans in Chicago, the forger Henry Buete traced to Peru, and multiple executions and legal actions across the United States. Reports span hijinks, assassinations, crop data in Illinois, a Harrisburg bribery note, and a California mining tragedy, with a Panama revolt and slave fears in Chincha.
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Lesseps
Panama
Kansas City
Jennie
Wyandotte
Chicago Times
Kenry Buete
United States Lighthouse Board
Iquique
Peru
Fourteenth annual report of Inland Fisheries released
The report notes satisfactory results at the East Taunton fishway and cites unlawful taking from Palmer's River in Rehoboth as well as depredations at the South Hadley fishway. It discusses restocking the Connecticut River, the impact of gill nets on salmon, and ongoing joint efforts with New Hampshire to restore Merrimac salmon. It lists restocking quantities by pond and notes related expenses.
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Commissioners of Inland Fisheries
East Taunton
Palmer's River
Rehoboth
South Hadley
Connecticut River
Connecticut
Tower
Massachusetts
Masachusetts
W. H. Walker
East Brookierd
Merrill
Winchendon
W. B. Bigelow
Milton
Henry Hooks
F. W. Clapp
Framingham
Charles T. Jenkins
Linniele
W. R. Adams
Ashburnhem
A. Jewell
Hubbardstop
East Brookfield
Pamel Wetherbee
Acton
O. Stowell
Wakefield
H. Sylvester
Westfield
G. H. Weld
Rochester
G. O. Brigham
Westboro
D. W. Barnlett
Essex
H. C. Ewing
Holyoke
R. E. Foster
Milford
2. H. Lawrence
House Committee On Elections
B. T. Hithwan
Chilmark
Stephen Flanders
George A. King
H. M. Knowlton
New Bedford
Flanders
Hillman
Gosnold
Gay Head
Isbury
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
W. H. Forbes
Norton dies after amputation at Massachusetts General Hospital
Obituary recounts the life of Mr Norton born 1825 in Livermore Maine. longtime Charlestown resident and leather goods manufacturer. active Republican politician holding multiple offices including State Senate and Mayor of Charlestown. He contracted a knee tumor from a 3 year old injury, refused amputation briefly, then underwent surgery at MGH but could not recover.
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New Hampshire
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Congress
John Stetson
Washington
Lexas
Maine
Shoe and Leather Association
Grocers
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Amd
J. Winthrop Taylor
Chestnut Street
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New York
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Mississippi
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Boston
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Chicago
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Norton
Mr. Norton
Livermore
Massachusetts
Charlestown
Vermont
Merriam & Norton
Morocco
Medford Street
High Street
Republican Party
State Senate
Lincoln
United States Navy
Common Council
Fifth
Suffolk
King Solomon Lodge of Masons
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K. T
Melrose
Trade and Improvement Association of
Jules Claude Gabriel Favre
Versailles
M. Favre
Lyons
Paris
Ministry of the Interior
Louis Blanc
Caussidiere
Cavaignan
Rome
Louis Napoleon
The
Loire
Rbone
Orsini
Corps Legislatif
Sedan
Bismarck
M. Thiers
Republic
Rome Et la Republique Francaise
MM. Henon
Ern. Picard
L'Electeur
New Hampshire National Guard formsAssociation in Concorp
Commissioned officers in Concorp NH organized the New Hampshire National Guard Association with Gen J N Patterson as president and A D Ayling as treasurer. A concert by L Eastman’s orchestra followed by a grand ball featured Gov Head and ex Gov Prescott with state and out of state officers in uniform. The ball drew broad attendance and noted elegant ladies attire amid the parade of officers.
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N. H
New Hampshire National Guard
New Hampshire National Guard Association
J.N. Patterson
Concord
Col. Copp
Nashua
Col
Natt. Wales
First
Massachusetts Regiment
J. Silloway
Vincent Laforme
John Sullivan
Boston
Ancients
George 8. Merrill
Lawrence
Light Artillery
Dakin
Barrett
Old Concord
Mass
National Guard
Gloucester City Council Acts on Appointments and Local Crime
City Council confirmed minor officer appointments and referred petitions. A telephonic link between City Hall police station and engine house was proposed. Addison Plummer named assistant engineer. Sanitary board given health powers. Lobster theft by Parsons suspected as Sargent reports 210 lobsters lost. Griffins and Ryan arrested after a Main Street disturbance. Officer Gorman hurt but not seriously.
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Gloucester
Mass
Addison Plummer
Alderman Gaffrey
Follawsbee
William H. Haskell
George B. Morse
William Frank Parsons
Board of Health
Alexander Sargent
William
Frank Parsons
Mike Griffin
Dan Griffin
Joseph B. Ryan
Main Street
Gorman
Secret service captures counterfeit gang in Oswego
G B Perkins of the secret service nabbed a gang in Oswego including David Bonnell Sylvanus Reynolds Lafayette Ingersoll Neva Ingersoll Frederick Ingersoll Frank Gibson Lucy Ingersoll Ida Ingersoll and Lavina Look. They were caught coining money with dies acids and $700 in counterfeit coin seized. Two more suspects were arrested at Sandy Creek and two others are pursued in Mexico.
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Marshall Stevens
Jefferson Towsley
Wm. Reynolds
Sandy Creek
Mexico
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Charles Johnson
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Damon
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No. 109
Summer Street
Charles A. Grinnell
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William Clatlin
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Thomas &. Proctor
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Charles A. Coffin
Charles 8. Crain
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Charles Harrington
C. C. Houghton
S. R. Heywod
Preston B. Keith
Chas. B. Lancaster
J. Howard Ler
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Alex. Moseley
Edwin Mudge
George W. Mudze
John O. Poor
Charles N. Prouty
John Pinder
Griffin Place
William L. Reed
Jas. A. Lee Fayette Shaw
J. A. Tucker
Charles H. Ward
Charles C. Bills
Alfred H. Bateweller
James H. Clement
Miles Washburn
Edward Hutchinson
Leonard B.harrington
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William Henry Allen
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Chester Guild
Joseph Story
A. Hemenway
Isaac Fenno
Oliver Ditson
George R. Russell
M. P. Kennard
Charlies Demonea
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Wm. Hilde
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Dokinson
James Waite
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Mr. Hyde
Desmond
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Mr. Dickinson
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Sanford B. Ring
Hudson
Cooper & Thayer
Sonia
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Blackstone Market
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East Concord Street
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Issac Fenno
the Merchants’ Association
John A. Ordway
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John F. Anderson
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Shawmut Avenue
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Charitable Mechanics’ Association
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Daniel Searles
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