Criminal Matters and Local Thefts in Stoneham and Boston
James Williams was arrested on a warrant for breaking and entering the Charles Perry store in Stoneham on the 21st and robbing a $5 till. Thomas Hanlon assaulted his wife in Fillmore place, causing head injuries. Stephen Hall of 81 Chambers Street was robbed of a memorandum book and $150 on Charles Street. A tea chest worth $50 was stolen from Edward W. Favor’s doorway at 150 Cambridge Street. The Murdock bake shop on Broadway near K Street was entered. $20 in confectionery stolen. Thieves left four overcoats behind as they fled Emerson Street. McLean’s D Street boot and shoe store reported $40 goods removed. Elias Warshaw’s clothing store at 26 North Street reported $100 stolen. Accidents include a mulatto man named Hightman killed near Framingham while stepping onto tracks to avoid a switch engine. Conductor Plaisted’s train from Newburyport struck a bread wagon near Boxford, causing no major damage. Mrs Kendall, visiting Boston, slipped down basement stairs at Bird’s auction rooms and was injured. George Crocker fell from Commercial Wharf onto a schooner deck, suffering severe injuries.
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Chas. Perry
Stoneham
Thomas Hanlon
Fillmore Place
Stephen Hall
Chambers Street
Charles Street
Edward W. Favor
Cambridge Street
Murdock
Broadway
K Street
Lambert
Emerson Street
McLean
D Street
Elias Warshaw
North Street
Hightman
Boston and Albany
Framingham
Natick
New York Express
Plaisted
Newburyport
William White
Ipswich
Dana Lindley
Boxford
Kendall
New York
Tremont Street
George Crocker
Commercial Wharf
White
Thatcher Street
Departure of Franklin Rogers crew survivors
Survivors of the Franklin Rogers wreck were sent home by Old Colony Railroad with free passes. Harwich arrivals will be met by telegraph ordered carriages. The Boston Provident Association Seaman's Friend Society and Port Society supplied clothing. A $400 subscription led by Alpheus Hardy aided the relief, with funds to widows if surplus arises.
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Old Colony Railroad
Harwich
Boston Provident Association
Seaman’s Friend Society
Port Society
Alpheus Hardy
Board of Trade
Custom House
Aeaa
Late car to Mt. Pleasant from Tremont House 11 30 P M
The Metropolitan Railroad Company will run a car from the Tremont House to Mt. Pleasant at 11 30 P M to serve theatergoers and travelers arriving late on New York trains.
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Metropolitan Railroad Company
Tremont House
New York
Sale of Crockery Glass Ware and Fancy Articles
Attention is called to a sale of crockery glass ware and fancy articles to be sold today at 10 o clock A M at store 220 Washington street by Howe Elton Co consisting of a large and desirable variety.
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Samue Hatch & Co
Washington Street
Howe, Elton & Co
J. Collis Browne
London
J.T. Davenport
Great Russell Street
Bloomsbury
New York
W. H. Schieffelin & CO
C. Wells
William ©. Cook
Robbe &A . Lofts
Leonard Street
Winthrop Square
J. M. Beebe
Arch Street
Whrite
Elias B. Paire
Wirthrop Square
Franklin Street
Franklin Ata
Messrs
Herbert & O
D. F. McGillivray & Co
Extraordinary bargains in quilts and damasks headline sales
The firm Jordan Marsh & Co. reported record midwinter sales of housekeeping goods including quilts towels and napkins yesterday exceeding any previous day. An advertisement in today’s paper calls for proposals to supply lumber iron and other materials and to perform works for the main exhibition building to be erected in Philadelphia in 1875.
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Philadelphia
United States Centennial Board of Finance
Fairmount Park
Centennial Board of Finance
Walnut Street
Messrs Vaux & Radford
Broadway
New York
John Welsh
Frederick Fraley
A. T. Goshorn
Oak Hall to close early February for stocktaking
Ba Oak Hall will close Monday Tuesday and Wednesday in the first week of February to allow the annual stock taking. During the current week winter goods are offered at exceptionally low prices.
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Boston Conservatory OF Music
Conservatory
Travian Opera
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Boston Theatre
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Miles
Torriani
Mares
Annie Louise Cary
Campanini
del Puente
Capoul
Maures
Aida
Lucia
Faust
Madame Nilsson
New England Conservatory OF Music
Music Hall
Boston Local Notes and Announcements
The city reports 663 licensed hacks in Boston with about sixty more soon. A social at 300 Washington St by B Y M C Union. A bulletin fall at Merchants Exchange yesterday noon caused little damage. Girls High School committee to meet teachers at 24 Brimmer St next Thursday. Cunard Parthia from Liverpool 18th arrived with nine cabin and fifty steerage passengers. Burns anniversary observed by many Scots. Lancers’ closing levee at their armory tomorrow evening. military ball planned in February. Abolishment of chairmen approval for joint standing committees in City Council. American Board for Foreign Missions collection at Shawmut Church raised $356,576. Gov. Washburn, with Council advice, appointed William F. Merritt as Sixteen Justice of the Peace for Suffolk County.
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Washington Street
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No. 24
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Parthia
Liverpool
Robert Burns
Lancers
American Board For Foreign Missions
Shawmut Congregational Church
Washburn
William F. Merritt
Suffolk
Boston Theatre Davy Crockett and bustling variety week
Boston Theatre closes Frank Mayo engagement in Davy Crockett with Rosa Rand praised for beauty and strong company. Boston Museum highlights Little Em ly with lively house as fourth week begins. Harvard Musical Association plans seventh Symphony Concert at Music Hall with Buck and Diesel pieces and Beethoven Fifth.
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Davy Crockett
Howard Athenium
Boston Music Hall
New England Conservatory of Music
Howard Athen Xum
Maffitt
Bartholomew
Jackley
Boston
Frank Mayo
Rosa Rand
Harvard Musical Association
Music Hall
Mozart
Schumann
B. J. Lang
Longfellow
Agassiz
Otto Diesel
Dudley Buck
Sterndale Bennett
Beethoven
Frank Murdoch
Backwood
Ciara Doria
Fone
Inauguration of the Salem City Government 1874 75
The Salem City Government for 1874 75 opened with ceremonies. Mayor Cogswell and the aldermen swore in, William M. Hill elected presiding officer with 18 votes. The city’s 1873 indebtedness stood at 1 504 349 02 with 24 850 05 cash on hand. Expenditures by department and calls for a permanent police force were outlined. The convention re elected Meek as City Clerk Cross as Treasurer. Hyde Park reports a severe beating and Everett a major fire. Suburban notes include reform school enrollment, dismembered remains found, Baptists baptism, and death of Nathan S. Dillingham.
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E. N. Walton
Tibbetts
Cogswell
Frank
Choate
Board of Aldermen
Board of Engineers
Neck
Hoosac
Henry M. Meek
Henry J. Cross
Patents Issued to New England Inventors for Week Ending Jan 6 1874
List of inventors from New England and nearby states receiving patents reported by Charles A. Shaw and colleagues. Entries include Bit Stock by George W Chandler and John G Folsom. Combined Duster Handle and Window Operator. Curtain Tassel Clasp. Self closing Hatchway. Medical Compound for Toothache. Machine for Nails for heels. Steam Regulating Valve. Revolving Stereoscope. and numerous designs and reissues for boots and shoes, carriages, looms, and various mechanical devices across Massachusetts and surrounding states.
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United States Patent Office
New England
Charles A. Shaw
Tremont Street
Boston
John G. Folsom
Winchendon
Mass
George W. Chandler
New Ipswich
N.H
Elizabeth M. Forrester
Salem
Alson A. Lathrop
Neponset
William A. Morrison
Cambridge
Henry M. Olmstead
New Bedford
James W. Tallmadge
Jeremiah M. Watson
Sharon
Joseph E. Watts
Lawrence
Jonathan W. Cadwell
North Reading
Benj. Dodge
Quincy
John G. Ellis
Olivia P. Flynt
Hosea Q. Thompson
Edmund RK. Thorn
Stoneham
Thos. Brown Dooley
Wm. Groves
Jas. T. Hayden
Howard T. Marshall
North Bridgewater
Wm. H. McCoy
Miller’s Falls
Chuck
Miller's Falls
Henry N. Page
Mansfeld
Die Forst Jewellers
Medford
Geo. Crompton
Worcester
Chas A. Dearborn
Jonathan P. Grosvenor
Lowell
Geo. W. Keene
Lynn
K. H. Ashcroft
T.C. Wales & Co
Leonard Bushnell
John L. Brown
Robt
R. Campbell
Chas. S. Lilley
David McNair
Joseph de Laforgue
Bristol
Conn
James S. Ray
East Stadham
William M. Smith
West Meriden
William Gorman
New Britain
N. H
Simeon L. Gould
Gardiner
Nelson Tenney
Portland
Charles F. Washburn
Billiard Register
Abiel D. Huntley
William H. Esty
Moulton
Francis Lyford
Augusta
Samuel Taylor
Clamon
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L. A. Dole
New Novels and Editions Promised by Leading Publishers
Messrs Henry Holt & Co publish Mrs Alexander new novel Which Shall It Be in Leisure Hour Series. The Wooky O’t published recently by the same author popular. Messrs Shepard & Gill issue Wilkie Collins American story The Dead Alive in handsome illustrated binding. The tale draws on a famous early 19th century U.S. murder trial.
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New York
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Shepard & Gill
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Httle
United States
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Prof. de Mille
George M. Baker
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Anthony Trollope
Harry Heathcote
Gaugoil
T. B. Peterson & Brothers
Cruikshank
Vidocy
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