Midwinter convention and city notices from Boston Post
Ur. Cullis sets midwinter convention in Beacon Hill church starting Feb 2. Agricultural meeting at 45 Milk Street covers Breeding and Management of Horses with John E. Russell leading. John L. Sullivan fined $107.15 for cruelly kicking a horse on Dec 2 by Justice McCafferty. Congregational Sunday School Union meets Feb 2 at Berkeley Street church. collation at 6. Militia changes include upgrades and discharges. Temple Adath Israel dedication on Thursday at 2:30 PM. Ball tickets at N Samuel's Post Office Square. balcony tickets sold at door. Boston Turnverein fancy dress ball Feb 8 at Turn Hall. music by Germania band. Harvard Co-operative Society to disband. meeting Monday at 7 PM. Birthday reception for Prof. Banta and mother in Union Park Hall attended by 300 couples. Knights of St Patrick agree to escort duties for Dr Cahill’s remains on Feb 22. committee named to accompany remains to New York.
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Jamaica Pond
Cullis
Beacon-hill Church
Milk Street
John E. Russell
John L. Sullivan
McCafferty
George A. Simonds
Fifth Infantry
Bryant
Fred H. Grifford
Knight
Temple Adath Israel
Columbus Avenue
N. Samuel
Postoffice Square
Boston Turnverein
Turn Hall
Germania Band
Harvard Co-operative Society
Banta
Union Park Hall
Union Park
Watts
Knights of St. Patrick
Cahill
Holyrood Cemetery
Boston
New York
John McCaffrey
John Mabahy
Hugh Campbell
Thomas Daly
John Reardon
Scannell & Wholey Boilers Firm of Lowell Acknowledged Leader
The Lowell Massachusetts boiler and plate iron firm Scannell & Wholey, established in 1550, operates with B Scannell and D Wholey supervising. It produces locomotive and marine boilers, water tanks, stand pipes, iron work, and steel boilers, employing 30 to 40 skilled workers and consuming 40 to 60 tons of iron monthly. The firm emphasizes top quality, uses modern machinery, and serves New England with competitive prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Messrs. Scannell & Wholey
Lowell
Mase
B. Scannell
D. Wholey
Vanner Street
Old Colony
Multiple Arrests In City Larceny And Forgery Case
George Coen aged 24 was arrested by fourth division officers for larceny of an overcoat and an undercoat from W F O Brien at 108 Beach street. He wore one coat at arrest. Charles D Terry arrested by Chelsea officers and turned over to second division. he is ac c used as cousin and accomplice of Otis Yerry who was charged with forgery. James Hinkley age 29 arrested by third division for forgery. he is wanted by Special Officer Watts on numerous petty forgery charges. Friday he obtained an order from Burditt Williams hardware at 18 20 Rock square, purporting to be from C H Breck of GC H Breck & Sons for two pairs of skates, an alleged forgery, and was arrested as a doved.
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George Coen
W. F. O’brien
Beach Street
Charles D. Terry
Chelsea
Otis 5
Yerry
James Hinkley
Oficer Watts
Burditt & Williams
Rock Square
C. H. Breck
GC. H. Breck
Weather Outlook for New England to Lake Regions
For the New England states warmer and partly cloudy with local rains or snow. variable winds and rising barometer. In the Middle Atlantic states warmer and partly cloudy with local rains. variable winds generally westerly. In the Lower Lake region partly cloudy with local rains, generally warmer weather and variable winds, generally northerly.
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New England States
Middle Atlantic States
Lower Lake Region
Weather in Boston on January 30 1885 report
Onserver s Orrics Signal Lervics U S A Boston Jan 30 1885. Weather data include barometer readings around 30.3 to 30.5 inches, mean barometer 30.196, maximum thermometer 25.7, minimum 4.9, mean daily dew point 10.9, total rain 0.050.0, humidity around 65 to 78 percent, wind velocity about 4 to 6 miles per hour, conditions vary from clear to cloudy and light rain recorded at intervals.
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Boston
Onserver’s
Lervics
National Weather Service Weather Report Summary
The weather bureau notes a synchronized observation across all stations. Data reflects conditions collected simultaneously by the Signal Service and Army Weather Division for Commerce and Agriculture purposes.
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Ox Department
Staite Aeroh Rvice Unites
Army—Di- Salen Saaaremenndie
Oationa
Senate actions record on petitions and orders
Friday sessions featured petitions from James Noble and 473 others for scientific temperance in public schools. William Read and others sought protection of the insane. A motion to create a new index to public statutes was laid over. A bill for village improvements was introduced. Multiple orders were adopted addressing women on boards of the poor, real estate succession rules, equal spousal rights, and procedural amendments in probate, public statutes, and inquests.
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Senate
Dutbar
James Noble
Burt
William Read
Cogswell
Committee On the Judiciary
Marden
Root
Mr. Joyner
Mr. Frye
Harlow
Naphen
Committee On Judiciary
Petitions Presented and Orders Passed in State Legislature
A compilation of petitions from groups including the Real Estate and Building Association of Boston seeking charter extensions and tax/administrative reforms, plus various motions on suffrage proof, ballot boxes for women, water rate assessments, liquor regulations, snow removal costs, and the administration of liquor traffic laws. Committees hear bills on labor, education, and criminal news restrictions, with actions on finance, judiciary, and public works.
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Real Estate and Building Association of Boston
Walter Shanley
Hoosac Tunnel
Chas.s. Sargent
Brookline
Thomas J. Gaffney
Conway Academy
Conway
Harvey
Westboro
Savings Bank
Smith
Middlefield
Gettysburg
Tucker
Needham
Bridges
Deerfield
Wharton
Boston
Beard
Secretary of State
Hartwell
Titchburg
Coffin
Randall
Normal Art School
How a Brave Maiden Outwitted a King and Saved Her People
From Le Figaro tale set in pagan Sweden. Goa outwits a famine decree by proposing humane relief for the old and infirm. She arrives in a goat-drawn sledge wearing a fishing net, at solstice twilight, and persuades the king to exile the vulnerable rather than execute them, then wins the king’s favor.
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Sweden
Goa
Goja
Disa
Thing
National Assembly
Labor Unions Protesting Mayor Baldwin Over Police Appointments
Newly sworn Lynn police officers, including marshal, deputy marshal, and captain, were sworn in by City Clerk Parsons as Mayor Baldwin and Aldermen Knox and Graves spoke. Union members held a meeting at 88 Market Street denouncing the mayor for ignoring labor unions in police appointments, alleging influence from A. A. Mower.
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Lynn
Parsons
Baldwin
Knox
Graves
No. 88
Market Street
A. A. Mower
Inauguration Ball Planned in Machias March Fourth
Marblehead reports seventy two cases of shoes shipped for the week ending Friday January 29. Machias Maine plans a March 4 inauguration ball marking democracy’s return to power. Essex County Superior Court criminal term moves to Lawrence from Salem. Governor Hale of New Hampshire accepts Washington Monument dedication on February 21 with staff. Salvation Army members Hallelujah Charlie and crew aboard the Sovereign of the Seas wrecked near Falmouth Maine. all saved, vessel lost.
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Marblehead
Machias
Superior Court
Essex County
Lawrence
Salem
Gov. Hale
New Hampshire
Washington Monument
Hallelujah Charlie
Salvation Army of
Portland
Falmouth
Thomas J. Libby
Lydia
Moses Hanscom
Oxford
Hanscom
Boston
Eastern Railroad
South Berwick
North Adams
Mass
Timothy Riordan
C. J. Parkhurst
B. Cook
Barker
Worcester
Bacon
New Bedford
New Bedford Lodge
Knights of Honor
Protection Lodge
Resignations and wills mark brisk news wave
Deputy Sheriff Jonathan Oldham resigns due to ill health. Mrs. A B Higgins of Brunswick receives 10000 from Capt Matlett’s will. Joseph Hayes wins first and second in Irish setter at St John Beach show. Charles Rollin Brainard missing after Pemberton Square law career. Frederick Douglass inherits 18000 from Miss Octilla Assing. Stetson resigns US storekeeper post for job with Massachusetts Gas Saving Co. John C Burke praises as self made man. Holman Hunt’s The Flight into Egypt to be housed in Bond Street. London World notes pre Raphaelite mood and high costs for the painting.
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Jonathan Oldham
A. B. Higgins
Brunswick
Capt
Matlett
New York
Joseph Hayes
St. John
N. B
Charles Rollin Brainard
Pemberton Square
Frederick Douglass
Washington
5S. A. Stetson
United States
Internal Revenue Department
Massachusetts Gas Saving Company
Washington Street
John C. Burke
Vermont
Grover Cleveland
Lamoille Valley
P.S. Benjamin
Holman Hunt
Egypt
Bond Street
London
London World
Notable deaths mark week in New England towns
Alfred C. Carter of Woburn died aged 59 after a noted business career. A B Culver, railroad contractor and western roads builder, died aged 68. W J Howland Wakefield druggist died suddenly of apoplexy, leaves widow and two children. Capt Frederick Slocum retired shipmaster died in New Bedford at 63. Thomas Ashworth of Saugus died after brief illness. James H Weeks of Portsmouth, NH died of pneumonia. former Weeks Jordin & Co member and importer, leaves widow. Capt J Lawrence Fowler of Somerville died after prolonged illness. Boston pilot since 1837, later clashed with pilot commissioners.
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Alfred C. Carter
Woburn
Flo
A.B. Culver
W.J. Howland
Wakefield
Frederick Slocum
New Bedford
Gosnold
Cuttyhunk
Thomas Ashworth
Saugus
E. W. Hinks
Grand Army
Scott’s Mill
James H. Weeks
Charles Street
Mgr. Weeks
Portsmouth
N. H
Weeks, Jordin & Co
J. Lawrence Fowler
Somerville
Fowler
Boston
California
San Francisco
Polo scores and league results from New England games
Friday night reports from multiple New England polo matches note Salem beating Brockton 3 0. Weymouth and Plymouths split in East Weymouth. Bay States beat Gloucesters in Gloucester rink three straight goals. Malden Reserves defeat Medford. Leominster hosts Paris team in Symonds pavilion with Paris winning two, Malden tops Woburn 3 2. plus billiards and Providence Baseball Association updates and Springfield polo win over New Havens 3 2.
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Somerville
Somervilles
Tauntons
Salem
New England
Brockton
East Weymouth
Weymouths
Plymouths
Gloucester
Bay States
Chelsea
Gloucesters
Webster
Malden
Mass
Medfords
Medford
Leominster
Symond’s
Paristeam
Boston
Leominsters
Paris
Woburn
Massachusetts
McGibeny Family Concert Opens Musical Evenings at Horticultural Hall
The McGibeny family under Fred Pelham presented 17 numbers last night at Horticultural Hall with solos by Hugh and Master Fred, a recitation by Aliie, and previews of upcoming shows at pes Grobe Theatre and Globe Theatre.
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McGibeny
Fred Pelham
Horticultural Hall
Hugh
Fred
Aliie
Pes
Steamer Carthagenian and other vessels report to United States
The Carthagenian under MacNichol Glasgow with 4 cabin 19 steerage passengers bound for H A Allan reported January 27 near lat 42 39 long 60 15 after passing an Anchor Line steamer bound East. Gallatin from & cruise bound for Glaucus Whitney moise to H M Whitney. Tremont Donovan Portland with moise and passengers to William Weeks. City of Gloucester Young Gloucester. Nereid Boston July 1 via New York Jan 29 in tow of Storm King. Cyrus Wakefield & Co and others. Sir Augustus Hunt Baker Baltimore. Sir James B Pace Babbitt Baltimore. BELOW-Die coal steamer. Huil-Wind sunset southwest Cape Cod wind. CLEARED Albania London by Susie Oliver Snare Demerara Holmes & Nichols. Bark Samuel H Nickerson Sydney NS W by W H Peabody. Tremont coastwise by William Weeks. Lizzie H New York by George & Wilde. Sailed Saranac for New York in tow of Knickerbocker. Allentown bound Philadelphia passed Highland Light Cape Cod Friday AM.
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Carthagenian
MacNichol
Glasgow
H & A Allan
United States Revenue
Gallatin
Mitchell
Glaucus
Berry
New York
Moise
H M Yhitney
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
William Weeks
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Nereid
Boston
Nickerson
Penang
Cyrus Wakefield & Co
Augustus Hunt
Baker
Baltimore
James B Pace
Babbitt
Huil
Cape Cod
Light
Albania
Green
London
Eesch Susie
Oliver
Apalachicola
Colorado
McWhinney
Demerara
Lizzie
Willey
Pensacola
Sallee
Clancy
Wexford
Astoria
Janet McNeill
Jones
Liverpool
Ealing
Strahan
Charles N Mayer
Anthony
New Yorks
Schs
Lillie
Ity Oe
Ser Fathersage
Missippi
Walker
S H Walker
Bristol
Hattie Lou
Love
Brunswick Gia
Barks Neaton
Buenos Ayres
Hants County
Card
Tybee
Coosaw SC
Barry
Barbadoes
Charleston
Akersmus
Moller
Rotterdam
Lida Fowler
Atkins
Port Antonio
Marcus Edwards
Outton
Addie
Bacon
Edina
Cardiff
Ischs
F Lee
Potosi
Wilmington
Del
Cape Henry
Toledo
Wishart
Shields
Darien Ga
Freden
Salvesen
William Jones
Collins
Dutch Island Harbor
William T Hart
Davis
Providence
S M Thomas
Emerson
Florence Randall
Wilson
Benj B Church
Kelley
William R Huston
Chadwick
Somerset
Philadelphia
Manzanilla
Godfrey
Baradoes
Fall River
Catherine Whiting
New Orleans
Hattie Roberts
Roberts
Abaco
Mobile
Viig
Gregertsen
Galveston
Martinique
Albert T Stearns
Oston
Neophyte
Porter
Jan Zee
Counsellor
Ling
Iver
Camellia
Petrie
Bremen
Puerto Bigueno
Garate
Dido
Rank
Aspinwall
Baris
Bordeaux
Eureka
Louisiana
Chancellor
Snelmerby
Gose Greenock
Port Eads
Gordonia
Antwerp
Knickerbocker
el Paso
Kilie Knight
Belize
City of Dallas
Alava
de Elmfield
Sebastopo
Barks
Lee
Philhelpha
New London
lIn Port
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Scythia
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Rialto
Hull
Eng
Alp
Mayaguez
Abbie H Gheen
Cardenas
Sumner
White
Matanzas
M C Haskell
Nellie T Morse
Rea Jacket
Shute
Boothbay
Cook Borden
Lunt
Puerto Piata
Hell Gate
Josie Troop
Fawnes
Yokohama
Hart Island Roads
Gilchrist
St John
Samuel P Goodwin
Sydney
Stamford
Mark Nester
Lindman Gijon
Luther T Garretson
Kingston
Port Royal
Nio
Johnson
Williamsport
Miller New Bedford
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Walraven Meichers
Wachter
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Sandy Hook
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Hinds
Calais
Mott
Haven
Yannis
Julia S
French
Douglass Hovey
Wright
Wiscasset
Clara KE Mocrson
Carbarien
Fortsmouth
John K Halliday
Cranmer
Richmond Va
Guyandotte
E A Sanchez
Fooks
Mary Riley
Taylor
Turkey Island
Hoboken
San Francisco
Paramita
Humphrey
Leith
Germania
Newcastle
St Stephen
Douglass
Ladakh
Queenstown
Barrow-in- Furness
Savannah
Robert Dillon
Hawkins
Martha S Bement
Townsend
Solon
Olsen
Darpa
Rottendam
William E Clowes
Penn
Bull River
Bark
Alliance
Rusper
Helen M Rowley
Clara Pickens
Nuevitas
Frank C Rich
Dyer
Deal
Auguste Jeanette
Jurgens
Riga
Condor
Syvertsen
Thomas Sinnickson
Haron
Jennie Howard
Hall
Point-a-Pitre
Coastwise Shipping Notes From New England Ports
From Rockland to New York and Boston and other routes reports of sailing ships and people. Names include E H Merriman Wood St John NB Charles H Morse Haskell Hammonds Isle Carrie B Harrington St John NB Karslie McDunn Martin Lady Ellen Clark Calais Mott Haven Collins Calais Gondola Martin St John NB Charley Hanley Stevens Rockland Julian French St John NB Helen Bunker Rockland Alice Dean Bartlett Pembroke 29th Eldorado in port 29th.
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Boothbay
Swhs
Commerce
Rockland
New York
E H Merriman
Wood
St John
Charles H Morse
Haskell
Hammonds Isle
Carrie B
Harrington
Karslie
McDunn
Martin
Lady Ellen
Clark
Calais
Mott Haven
Collins
New Haven
Charley Hanley
Stevens
Boston
Julian
French
Portland
Helen
Bunker
Alice Dean
Bartlett
Pembroke
29Th
Eldorado
Row
Port 29Th
Scis
L Warren
Colson
Belfast
Odell
Wade
Winslow Moore
Nickels
Islesboro
Hero
Lowe
Charles E Gibson
Heustis
Savannah
J W Drury
Crowell
Bell boat capsizes off Bangs Island Point in heavy ice
The Bell boat near Bangs Island Point has drifted from its position and capsized amid thick ice. A buoy marking the spnken United States steamer Tallapoosa in Vineyard Sound remains unmoved, posing a hazard to vessels over the shoals Washington. A Lighthouse Board notice dated Jan 29 announces mooring of a bell buoy off Castle Hill in Narragansett Bay around Feb 15, 1885. Magnetic bearings are Beaver Tail lighthouse WSW16W Rose Island lighthouse NE3 4N Kettle Bottom rock N by W3aW. SPOKEN.
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Bangs Island
United States
Vineyard Sound
Washington
Lighthouse Board
Castle Hill
Narragansett Bay
Rhode Island
Beaver Tail
Rose Island
Kettle Bottom
Maritime wrecks and sailings near New England January
Reports from Pamlico to New Bedford describe wrecked ships, fires and recoveries. Sir Samuel B Grice and Sir Centennial sailed from North po pendant Christmas for Halifax and remain missing. John W Campbell ashore at Nauset hauled off and towed to Provincetown. Several vessels report damage, fires or leaks near Edgartown, Bristol, Dover and the Mersey. Crew frostbite incidents, captures near Cape Cod and a steamer inspection noted.
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Samuel B Grice
Pamlico
Sir Centennial
Bonnell
North Po
Halifax
Sir Mary B Smith
Thomaston
New York
Edgartown
Provincetown
John W Campbell
Nauset
Province
London
Elizabeth Childs
James
Bristol
Wilmington
Liverpool
Orecon
McMicken
Mersey
Forest Maid
Newbrt
Eastport
Portland
Port Clyde
Lubec
Charles L Jeffrey
West Quoddy Bay
Tuspan
Mex
Romio
Minnie C Taylor
New Bedford
Portsmouth
Black Watch
Governor's Island
Coryphone
Phillipina Islands
St Helena
St Thomas
Mass
Lizzie M Wells
Piper
Camden
Boston
Cape Cod
Pottsville
Philadelphia
Reading
Rottsville
Woods Hall
Saxon
Fragmented list of names and places across multiple cities
A dense OCR style roster of individuals and locations including J L Parsons Northampton Yonkers F B Marshall Yonkers T F Butter Lynn J E Anderson Cambridgeport F H Rice Worcester M A Skinner Natick G P Currier Lynn OH Hayes Lynn CS Hamron Lynn City Severill Riggs Denver Montreal Winnipeg Manchester Newark Buffalo Providence Springfield New York Evansville Kellogg Rutiana Emmet Eximet International Hotel Providence Arnold Smith Williams Cate Germany Wareham Chelsea Brockton and more, with scattered initials and affiliations rather than cohesive event details.
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Northampton
Alexander
Yonkers
Marshall
Butter
Stiles
Lynn
Anderson
Boylston
Sears
Dennis
Bryant
Chelsea
Billings
Cambridgeport
Rice
Worcester
Skinner
Simonds
Natick
Ricker
Cochituate
Currier
Neal
Lynn OH Hayes
Hamron
Dodge
Waterman
Atwood
City
Severill
L Riggs
Dakota
R Brown, Jr
Bram
Denver
Bride
Montreal
Butler
Winnepes
Gereuld
Manchester
CH Perkins
Newark
JH Hoffman
Buffalo
PI Clancy
Dover Plain
L Cole
Providence
Springfield
Thompson
Pomeroy
New York
Warner
Evansville
S H Kellogg
Rutiana M J Cody
Emmet,Ct
J Hurley
Eximet
R Harper
Emmet Infernational Hotel
Arnold
JC Smith
Wiliams
Cate
Minden
EL Reed
Germany
L Cropman
Wareham
Zung
Davis & Wf
Salem + J
Salem
Jewell
Hallowell
Knight
Milford
Shipping Record: Domestic Ports Mix of Barks and Steamboats
A dense list of 19th century port movements across Atlantic ports detailing vessels cleared or sailed on dates in Ar, Baltimore, Providence, New York and more. It records bark Colorado, Janet McNeill, Lizzie, Sallee, and many steamers such as Ealing, Guillermo, and Baris, with destinations including Liverpool, Antwerp, Havana, and Boston.
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