Boston Officials Tour Sudbury River Water Works
City officials including Common Council members and Water Board members visited the Sudbury river water works this morning. The Hoosac Tunnel line reports will be reviewed at a Board of Trade meeting at 3 PM.
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Hoosac
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Harry Crisp
Boston Museum
Daly’s Theatre
New York
Twenty-fourth Massachusetts Regiment
Sharon Heights
Board Probes School Books Contract and Clerical Work
The board orders an outside panel including the Auditor City Solicitor and Board chair to investigate the 1879 plan for furnishing school books and the related contract with George A Smith and report. A substitute creates a five member committee to review clerical work and the late supplies contract. Truant officers list updated. Samuel McIntosh replaced by Dennis Moore. Auditing Clerk William J Porter and Secretary Phineas Bates Jr elected after ballots.
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Finney
Board of Assessors
Suore
George A. Smith
Oo- Committee
Fox
Moran
Fallon
W. T. Adams
Chapin
Messrs Moran
Bowditch
Hayes
Hobbs
Winship
Plummer
Committee On
Samuel McIntosh
Dennis Moore
Committee On Rules and Regulations
Reed
William J. Porter
Phineas Bates, Jr
Noseberty Fop
Oikcs cc Veseminuesesel
George M. Towle
Wien
Porter
Washington Street
Charles Sumner Grammar
Horace Mann School
Fraternal Lodge Officers Elected and Installed in Boston Area
Multiple fraternal lodges in East Boston elect and install officers. Bethesda Lodge I O F appoints A H Wilson and others. Friendship Lodge K of H installs led by C Merrifield. Tremont Lodge K of H names officers. Pilgrim Lodge Knights and Ladies of Honor announces new leadership. Temple Council Royal Arcana lists R Kennedy and others. St Patrick’s Y M T A selects six month slate. East Boston YMC Lyceum also adjoints leadership.
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A. H. Wilson
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H. N. Hatch
V. G
J. B. Hughes
L. D. Knight
F. A. Richards
A. W. Lawin
A. Handy
C. G
F. N. Flagg
Tl. G
William
Wailkine
R.S.N
William Duff
William T. English
KE. A. Kehew
J. H. MclLellan
Orson Young
L. S
Thompson Baxter
John EB. Wiggin
Friendship Lodge
Grand Army Hall
C. Merrifield
J. Q. Ela
H. M. Ormiston
V. D
M. M. Holdsworth
A. D
Charles A. Houston
Samuel H. Jackson
George H. Nichols
Albert Thayer
Joseph A. Folsom
C. S. Gordon
C. F. Hoyt
A. J. Peabody
Guardian
J. J. York
Sentinel
W. H. Jimery
Pilgrim Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Protector
Sarah A. Barry
Emily L. Phipps
Benjamin W. Seaver
John P. Bear
Ella R. Weston
Addie M. Norwood
Flora H. Addison
F. E. Folger
R. J. Huntley
Temple Council
Royal Arcanua
P. Kennedy
A. K. Colby
J. Monroe
P. R
G. C. Dobson
W. H. Freeman
P. Dacy
Edward Murphy
Joseph Robertson
C., Houghton
J. F. Reardon
J. E. Lee
St. Patrick’s Young Men’s Total Abstinence Society
Edward F. Gavin
Andrew F. McDerwott
William N. Crosby
John F. Holleran
Willem H. Conroy
James P. Kelley
Timothy Lynch
Young Men’s Catholic Lyceum of
East Boston
Father Ryan
Daniel J. Sullivan
Daniel J. McCallion
M. M. Fitzgerald
James Flannigan
John Griffin
George McCarthy
Business Troubles Hit Local Boot and Shoe Firm
A. H. Bell & Co., boot and shoe dealers at 110 Court Street, fail with liabilities around 12,000 against about 7,000 in assets. Partners A. H. Bell and Samuel McLean show a 5,000 deficiency since February. Creditors’ committee delayed settlement as affairs go to investigation. Also listed are Alvah W. Brown & Co. tobacco makers of Boston with about 8,900 liabilities and private debts of 1,200 for Brown and 250 for Simons. a insolvency petition is filed. A. A. Murray & Co., men’s furnishings, offers creditors 30 percent cash, awaiting recommendation by the Investigating Committee.
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Court Street
A. H. Bell
Samuel McLean
McLean & Co
E L. Norris & Co
Bell
McLean
Norris & Co
Bell & Co
Alvah W. Brown & Co
Tobacco Manufacturers
Boston
Julius Simons
A. A. Murray & Co
Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goons
United States
Seventy Five Women Register to Vote for School Committee
About seventy five women have registered to vote for School Committee at the next election. Permission to build has been granted to John Greenough for a frame dwelling two stories with a pitch roof on land held by Greenough on Greenough avenue near Centre street. Additional permission granted for a second frame dwelling on Greenough avenue corner Centre street. Bicycle judges rule Will R Pitman a professional rider, second prize awarded to E P Sharp and third prize to C S Sharp.
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John Greenough
E. P. Sharp
C. 5. Sharp
State and Fitchburg Railroad arbitration agreement text
A conference led by Gov Talbot and officials outlines an arbitration plan with the Fitchburg Railroad to review freight and passenger tolls for 37 miles of state road. Arbitrators will determine any rebates to keep operating costs in balance, with specific timing from 1879 to 1880 and safeguards on state funds and prior payments.
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Talbot
Long
Russell
Refroad Commission
President Stearns
Fitchburg Railroad
Executive Council
Agena
Commonwealth
Fitchburg Rairoad
Troy and Greenfield
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Abattoir Assault Report In Brighton Case
A man named Charles York, formerly with Chamberlain Brothers butchers, lured a nine year old girl, Julia P Thornton, into an abattoir statue and committed a felonious assault. Police at Station Fourteen were not alerted until Monday evening. York has fled the area. The girl is described as a cripple.
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Charles York
Chamberlain Brothers
Brighton
Julia P. Thornton
Fatal Results on Centre Street and City Wharf Accidents
The Metropolitan Railroad transfer car fatally injured Lyman Thayer on Centre street last Saturday forenoon. he died Monday evening at his father's home. James McDonald, 21, of 9 Salutation street, died Tuesday afternoon in City Hospital from a crushed leg after an accident at the Industry pier area. The item includes a period ad for Sanford's Jamaica Ginger and a Mrs Partington aside.
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Grand Junction Wharf
City Hospital
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Fifth Street
South
Old Colony Depot
Kneeland Street
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Thayer
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Centre Street
James McDonald
Salutation Street
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Great Land Distribution Opens in Mattapan Ward
The Great Land Distribution of the season starts today at Mattapan in the Twenty fourth Ward. Catalogues and free tickets available from Mr Blake at 11 Bromfield street. Bottom land values reached and a rise is expected. buyers are urged to act as property may sell at any bid with no protection and likely not exceed twenty percent of value.
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Ocean House at Revere Beach Opens New Pavilion and Cafe
The Ocean House at Revere Beach announces a new grove pavilion open to the public with a cafe offering refreshments. Sacred concerts are held weekly by the Germania Band every Sunday, with the Medford Band providing music on weekdays. Nearby Mount Hore HovwsE at Narragansett Pier, RI is described as a premier sea front hotel with steam heat, gas lighting, excellent boating and surf bathing, and a short walk to the railroad station. proprietor William G. Caswell is noted. Also advertised are 1870 and 1874 clarets from Thomas Furlong at 161 Devonshire Street, praised for their elegance and fragrance, and Belfast Ginger Alex plus English Lemon Ale sold at $1 per dozen with bottle drawback by Moses Fairbanks & Co.
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T. S. Thane
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Irish
Webber
Station Four
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New York and
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Old Colony Road
Medford Firemen Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary Readings
The Washington Hook and Ladder Company of Medford marked fifty years since its reorganization with a 3 PM banquet at the hall, followed by speeches from Capt. James Bean and State Senator F. B. Hayes among other members and notables. The event featured anecdotes, honors for original charter members, and a late-evening social gathering praising the services of the city’s firemen.
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Everett Newhall
James Bean
F. B. Hayes
James A. Hovey
Engine No
Eporne
Daniel W. Lawrence
Nicholas B. Keyon
Charles Joyce
Boston
Closet Key
George Nichols
George W. Wilde
Brighton
Samuel N. Sylvester
Parker R. Litchfield
John P. Perry
Charles Moore
John Hutchings
Amos Hutchings
Alvan N. Cotton
George T. Goodwin
Herman Allen
Obee
Board of Selectmen
Simon Hall
Samuel Jepson
Leonard
Horatio A. Smith
Thomas R. Peck
Dexter Harlow
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Harmony Lodge
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H. N. Peak, Jr
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Edwin Ireland
William H. Waitt
R.S
Richard Booth
Richard Swift
L. S.N.G
Brookline land damages petition seeks sheriff jury
Norfolk county officials received a petition from Franklin Savings Institution of Boston requesting a sheriff jury to assess damages for land appropriated by Brookline for Brook Avenue. Missing Chelsea man Calvin Putnam was last seen near Washington Avenue railroad bridge. his papers and keys were found at his office. Medford Amateur Rifle Association met to express sympathy for Grave Richardson. Bellevue range activities halted in his honor. Somerville Aldermanic meeting awarded sewer contracts to Mongan for Tennycourt at 627 and to Terry for Joy Street at 200. next meeting set for the 22nd inst.
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Hildreth
B.R. Weld
A. L. Richardson
Norfolk County
Franklin Saving Institution of
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Brookline
Brook Avenue
Calvin Putnam
Chelsea
Silk Street
Washington Avenue
Medford
Park Theatre Presents Burlesque Horrors Tonight Matinee
Entertainment notes from the Park Theatre tout a lively burlesque by Rice's Surprise Party with a matinee today. Boston Museum offers H. M. S. Pinafore with a popular juvenile company both afternoon and evening performances. The Siege of Paris painting remains in town for ten more days. Prof. Herman continues afternoon and evening shows. The Colored Pinafore Company performs H. M. S. Pinafore in a fresh, engaging style satisfying audiences.
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Rice
the Park Theatre
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New England News Highlights Local Events and Oddities
Reports from Roxbury describe Leroy Abbott drowned at a temperance picnic on the Fourth. Auburn youths form a Republican club with W P Frye addressing. Gen James A Hall named Deputy Grand Dictator for Maine Knights of Honor. Willimantic Thread buys 20 000 acres in Piscataquis for a spool factory. infant giantess born near North Perry stands three feet tall. Boston and Maine Wells station thieves raid a ticket office. safe untouched, contents stolen, no money missing.
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Roxbury
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Willimantic Thread Company
Piscataquis
North Perry
Boston and Maine Railroad
Wells
Low Connecticut River drains lumber bound for Holyoke and Hartford
The river's low level ties up fifty million feet of lumber destined for Holyoke and Hartford and other points opposite Woodville. Prof. Baird of the U S Fish Commission plans an early Portsmouth visit to inspect waters for commission purposes. The U S steamer Marion is at Portsmouth Navy Yard for repairs, and the Vandalia is reportedly en route for repairs there. Unitarian grove meetings are arranged at Weirs Landing Lake Winnipesaukee with noted preachers, and the seventh annual New Hampshire Antiquarian Society meeting will be at Contoocook on July 15 with programs and talks by Silas Ketchum, W A Wallace, J M Connor, and others. Charles Gould is secretary of the society.
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Addison county fair and two state association events listed
The notice lists the Addison county fair in Middlebury for September 16 to 18, and the State Teachers Association meeting at Woodstock on August 5 to 7. It also covers various Vermont topics including a lightning incident killing sheep, a Barre newspaper start, a geodetic survey by Prof. Barbour, and local civic matters in Rutland, St Albans, Vergennes, and Duxbury along with a drowning accident and a small cyclone event near Dead ereek in Addison.
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Highgate
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Fairfax
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Otter Creek
Lake Champlain
James Gerome
St Albans
Godfrey Croutchley
Halbert
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Burlington
John Pierpont
Supreme Court
Duxbury
James Reiley
Rutland
Centre Rutland
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Aldermen grant two month street closure for bridge rebuild
W H Ward is permitted to close Chelmsford street for two months to rebuild the arch on the Boston and Lowell Railroad bridge. Lightning struck Harary Wilson’s Spencer buildings causing extensive damage, killing a horse and four pigs, with nine rooms marked by scorch and a lounge catching fire where Nathan Bancroft was unconscious. Stephen N Gifford’s Postmaster appointment reasoned from misapprehension. he relieves the late Postmaster H L Sampson, who is blamed for stamping shortfalls, with limited prosecution prospects. Rochester bi centennial set for July 22 with many distinguished guests and Massasoit descendants, ample accommodations, and excursion trains planned depending on weather.
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Chelmsford Street
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Duxbury
Gifford
H. L. Sampson
Sampson
Rochester
Massasoit
Plymouth County
Parading regiment and drownings in Newport area
A bursting beer keg broke Farrell Cafferty's leg at Providence. John F. McKenna, 26, drowned in the Blackstone river at Valley Falls while bathing Tuesday. Thomas Wilson's 6-year-old son drowned Monday at Cranston print works. Newport sees a mock Twenty third New York Regiment parade and a southeast rain straining Camp Robinson. Burglaries hit John N. A. Griswold's Newport summer residence. two French warships depart New York en route to Newport. French minister Dutrey plans to visit Admiral Peyson aboard one of them.
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Burnside
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Newport
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Blackstone
Valley Falls
New York Twenty-third Regiment
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Thomas Wilson
Cranston Print Works
Camp Robinson
John N. A. Griswold
New York
M. Dutrey
Peyson
Sequel to a Divorce Suit in Holbrook Estate Battle
A Boston merchant Charles Croft Holbrook died in 1875 leaving a will naming Maria A W Holbrook executrix. His former wife Iolbrook had sued to recover funds spent maintaining and educating their three daughters. Courts ruled the ex wife cannot claim against Holbrook estate due to Massachusetts divorce law.
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Tobiah M. G. Holbrook
Rufus Choate
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Brooklyn
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Fancher
MISS SUSAN B HIGGINS DIES IN JAPAN MISSIONARY
MISS SUSAN B. HIGGINS a Yokohama missionary of the Methodist Woman s Board died July 1 in Japan. She left Chelsea in September and was known there as a school teacher and a woman of strong character and grace. Other deaths listed include Frank V Dana Asa Manning Milton J Stafford Samuel B Howe and James E Carton with brief biographical notes.
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Alabama
San Francisco
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Salem
James E. Carton
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Fairfield Marks Centennial of British Burning in Bridgeport
Bridgeport held centennial anniversary events for the burning of the town by British troops under Gen Tryon. A green ceremony featured flag salutes prayers hymns and a commemorative address and poem. More than 1000 guests attended a collation. Afternoon addresses included Gov Andrews Rev Dr Clark P T Barnum and others with city officials present.
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Baston
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Somerville
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Reade Street
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Townsend & Fapfgis
Leonard Steeet
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting
J. S. Bunting
Market Street
W.B
J.C. McCurdy & CO
BOOTS
N&swre
MO. Horton
Merchavtst
Patente Sale
Toston
High Peace
R. F. Pancoast & CO
T. L. Asuprioree & Co
Merchant St
Phila
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J S. Beers
Lippincott, Son & CO
16Th Ward
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Wheatland & Bird
J. Thomas Baldwin
Court Equare
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Mazonic Temple
Boylston
Cambridge Street
Albert Howe & CO
Warren Avenue
Henry C. Bird & CO
Patrick Arklay
Gorham Rogers & CO
Dundee
Waterman Kitchen Furnishing
Essex Street
Boston Refrigerator Co
Albany Street
W. Russell
Birrelborn
Dussevorr
Henry Lewis
Dusseldorf
Heinrich Lohr
Punbar & CO
Broad St
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Electric Disk and Belt CO
F Place
H. Lewis
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Saturdat
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Watson Matthews
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Brander
Nathan Matthews
Boston Water Power Company
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Market National Bank
Rockport National Bank
Naumkeag
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
Metropolitan Railrroad Co
Chelsea Gas Light Co
Jamaica Plain Gas Light Co
Boston Atheneum
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Adur
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Ogdensburg and
Lake Champioin
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Lowell Manufacturing Co
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
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First Mortgage
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City of Fall River
Sciota Valley Railroad
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Charles Merriam
Saginaw Valley and St. Louis Railroad Co
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Henry & Hatch, Oots & Shoes
Fee
Devonshire Streets
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Boston Stock and Exchange Board
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Saiem
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Connecticut River
Boston Exchange Co
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Boston Loan A. Boston
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Charlestown Gas Co
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Metropolitan Horse Railroad
Connecticut River Railroad
Lynn Gas Light Co
Norwich and Worcester
Cambridge Horse Railroad
Androscoggin Mills
Hilt Manufacturing Co
Merrimack Manufacturing Co
Boston Gas Light Co
National Bank
Lowell Gas Light Co
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills
Burlington and Missouri River Rd
Nebraska
Vermont and Canada Railroad
Tern Railroad
Rapids
Marion Co
Hobreatio Harris & CO
Calcutta
Union Wharf
William L. Thompson
Joseph Titcomb
Kennebunk
York
Nathaniel Hobbs
Manila
J.M. Watson & CO
Muskes Colman & Son National Horse and Carriage Mart
Portland
Friend Streets
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Mart
Isburgh & Walker
East Street
Europe
Bostor
Irene
Richard Pennison
Lexington
Administrator
Silly Maid
Peckidle
Toronto
Canada
Godfrey
Chestnut Streets
C. F. Dibbell & Co
New Haven
Goddard
Thos. Goddard
OC. 9
Caffray
Brewster & Co
Broome Street
A. S. Eaton
HOSE
ND Carriage Mart
Northampton Street
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