Edward Dixon Takes Seat in Ward Six After Resignation
Edward Dixon was elected to fill the vacancy caused by John A. Kidney's resignation, qualified, and took his seat. The session covered many items including leave to withdraw petitions for personal injuries, street watering costs, building permits during recess, and various ordinances. The council passed the wagon width ordinance at ten feet, debated raising to twelve, and approved pay for the Inspector of Vinegar.
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Edward Dixon
John A. Kidney
David Connor
Merrimac Street
Margaret Mahoney
Rutherford Avenue
Malinda G. Witherell
Warren Street
W. H. Howard
Sullivan Lee
D. H. Blaney
Maverick
Central Squares
Metropolitan Railroad Co
West Roxbury
Committee On Treasury
Robert Dickson Smith
Common Council
Banker Hill
City of
Boston
Whitmore
Ward Twelve
Law Department
Committee On Ordinances
Committee On
Wharton
Ward Eleven
Ward
Swift
Mr. Wharton
Mr. Freeman
Mr. Lauren
Brown
Fisher
James G. Freeman
Freeman
Revere Beach Theatre Opens with Seaside Ambience
The new seaside theatre near Revere Beach pavilion opened last evening with a sand floor indoor stage and open sides offering ocean views. The debut featured The Magic Slipper by the Conune Opera Company to a large, enthusiastic audience.
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Revere Beach
Conune Opera Company
Oakland Garden
Chas. H. Hicks
Sullivan
Boston
Madrid
Flora E. Berry
Percy J. J. Cooper
Geraldine Almar
J. L. Gilbert
William Forrester
Paul Boun
Tur
Artists’ Guild
Bonney
Adelaide
Beethoven
Salve Dinora
Gounod
Philp
Alhambra
Capt. Halleck
City Point
Dedication of Newton Centre church and local notices
The Methodist Society at Newton Centre dedicated a new wood church of about sixty feet square with 300 seats, costing around $7,000. Land was gifted by ex-Mayor Speare opposite the Moscow schoolhouse. Dedicatory sermon by Bishop Foster with several ministers assisting. Evening service with Scripture reading and sermon by Dr Sindley. Also reports Newton population by ward totaling 16,949, probate court actions in Dedham, and a run of suburban notes including yacht races, local incidents, and census figures for several towns and Cambridge wards.
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Methodist Society
Newton Centre
Speare
Moscow
R.8. Foster
Thayer
R. P. Stepbins
W. 8. Studley
Centre Street
Newton Corner
Z. A. Mudge
Dedham
Walcott Calkins
Eliot Church
Furber
First Congregational Church
Cummings
Lindley
Sindley
Newton
Jury verdicts in maritime assault and distilling cases
Nicholas T New ham mate of the bark Francis B Fay and Oliver Fosdick first mate and Peter Olsen second mate of the bark Nora pleaded nolo contendere to crew assault charges and were fined ten dollars plus costs. Alonzo Payce pleaded guilty to unregistered liquor distilling at Montague. Payne and Georg Sprinkle faced trial with Sprinkle pleading not guilty as the jury had not yet returned at adjournment.
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Nicholas T. Newham
Francis B. Fay
Oliver G. Fosdick
Peter Olsen
Nora
Alonzo Payce
Montague
Payne
Georg Sprinkle
Supreme Judicial Court Actions Involving Bonds and Wills
The court heard two cases. One grants plaintiffs stock certificates equal to bond principal, against the Erie Railway guaranty, excluding the bondholders from mortgage proceeds. The other construes Mary L Barbour’s will, ruling heirs’ shares vest at Mary L’s death and favor Asa S Hathaway with the trustee proceeding.
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Supreme Judicial Court
John Child
The
New York and New England Railroad Co
Erie Railway
Erie Railway Company
Erie Railroad Company
John O. Perle
Asa S. Hathaway
Marys. Barbour
Mary L. Hathaway
Testatrix
Said Asa
Carl
Simon
S. Hathaway
Mary Il. Hathaway
Mary L
J.Q. Perle
J. F. Brown
Suprem Court cases on promissory note and tax exemption
In the Superion Court a note for 3000 dollars dated March 29 1870 was disputed as a mortgage. The mortgage chain showed John and Bridget Wills conveyed realty to the plaintiff, with a mortgage of 3000 dollars, and later conveyances. The court ordered a new trial after finding the mortgage debt was considered paid upon purchase of the equity. Boston Society of Redemptores, Fathers v City of Boston, concerns tax on the west Tremont Street parcel not used for worship. The court held it not exempt from taxation as no church edifice occupied or intended use met statutory exemptions.
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Nancy Dickason
Andrew Williams
John and
Bridget
John
Dennis Winterson
Supreme Court
A. N. Shepard
J. A. Maxwell
Boston Society
J. M. Babson
Isaac F. Atwood
Boston
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Benjamin Pierce
Chesterfield
New Hampshire
Geo. Matwood
Washington Street
Atwood Avenue
Cross Street
Roxbury
E. Prescott
Prescott
Fussell
Seman Klaus
John Fussell
William A. Garbett
Isaac Atwood
Josiah Foster
Norfolk
S. K. Haminton
Maine News Roundup Includes Deaths And Political Flare
In Portland 2,000 witnessed Democrats raise Han cock and English flags amid speeches. John Swett died after a wagon accident. Chas O Milliken of Biddeford was killed by a horse. Two flags were raised by Biddeford and Saco Democrats. Androscoggin county population is 44,967, Lewiston 19,082, Auburn 9,530. Probate judge approves McKenney will to Cochranites. Horse theft and burglary hit Cornish and West Baldwin. New Hampshire Rhode Island press group visits Portland. Edward K. O’Brien to publish a Democratic organ in Thomaston. Augusta woman Linn shot by Charles Stevens. Stevens caught. no fatal injury.
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Democrats
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William J. Alger
Christ Church
Biddeford
Trinity Church
Saco
Auburndale
Mass
Chas. O. Milliken
Milliken’s Express
Hobbs
Probate Court
York County
Aaron McKenney
Mr. Cole
Cornish
West Baldwin
Cole
New Hampshire and
Rhode Island Press Association
Preble House
Senter
Maine Press Association
Edward K. O’brien
Thomaston
Democracy
Boston
Knox County
Augusta
Linn
Charles Stevens
Hallowell
Marlboro farmer George Harvey ends life in tragedy
George Harvey a Marlboro farmer aged 75 hanged himself Thursday leaving a bereaved family. Ambrose Allen a 32 year old camping party member from Penobscot River shot himself twice in the left breast Thursday morning with slight hopes of recovery. A large tract of timber land near Concord burned over Thursday. The Portsmouth grammar school teachers elected include Charles E. Buzzel B Hamilton Perkins Edward C. Stimpson Susan T. Drake Sarah A. Whitten Eliza M. Marshall Harriet L. Hill.
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George Harvey
Marlboro
Concord
Ambrose Allen
Penobscot River
Portsmouth
Charles E. Buzzel
B. Hamilton Perkins
Edward C. Stimpson
Susan T. Drake
Sarah A. Whitten
Eliza M. Marshall
Harriet L. Hill
Vermont University Freshmen Class Grows
Twenty three young men admitted to the next freshmen class at Vermont University with the term opening likely to bring the class to thirty or more. Rev C B Hulbert resigns as president of Middlebury College. Prof G W Boardman of Chicago Theological Seminary elected president by corporation. Rev L A Austin of Meriden New Hampshire and Rev J G Johnson of Rutland Vermont elected fellows.
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Henry ©. Sheldon
School of Theology
Boston University
L. T. Townsend
Caroline E. Hastings
School of Medicine
Howard P. Bellows
Cornell University
Boston University School of Medicine
Hanover College
Indiana
Vermont University
C. B. Hulbert
Middlebury College
G. W. Boardman
Chicago Theological Seminary
L. A. Austin
Meriden
N. H
J. G. Johnson
Rutland, Vt
Robberies and arrests span several theft cases in city
Mrs. Kate Renette reports a 500 dollar note and 5 dollars stolen from her No 57 Billerica street. Michael McCall, nephew visiting her, arrested after Officer Shaw spots him with a 500 dollar note in Causeway street saloon. John Clifford, 35, charged with stealing a 12 dollar coat. John G Corker arrested for 30 dollars goods embezzlement from J D Fraser. 15 year old John Swift nabbed with 61 dollars cash and keys after scuffle at G W Hecker Co. Wakefield Band instruments worth 95 dollars recovered from William Kelley at Thursday larceny.
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Kate Renette
Billerica Street
Station Three
Shaw
Station Fifteen
West End
Causeway Street
Michael McCall
Renette
John Clifford
Glass
Officer Meek
Station Four
John G. Corker
J. D. Fraser
Washington Street
G. W. Hecker & Co
State Street
Rascal
Sloan
Stallion Eight
John Swift
North Street
Haley
Station One
William Kelley
Wakefield Band
Municipal Courts July 8 proceedings before Judge May
Annie E. Lewis jailed one year at Reformatory Prison for third drunken offense. Jeremiah Sullivan sent to House of Industry three months for third offense. John Burke common drunkard six months. Burke appealed and held $200. Partridge fined $50 and costs on two fireworks license charges, appealed and held $200. McIntire and Murray held $1,000 each for trial upstairs on larceny. Isaac Cooper held $2,000 for trial in superior court for forged check alteration. Roxbury Court Prosper Raccajan held $500 for trial July 15 on assault and battery. Matthew Breen drunk third offense fined $10 and costs. South Boston Court Timothy Toomey two months in House of Industry for assault and battery. Patrick Long held $3,500 for trial in Superior Court on pistol assault. Charlestown Court Frank W. Bolton fined $10 and costs for cruelty to a horse. Edward Tooney idle and disorderly six months at House of Industry. Peter Joyce fined $15 and costs for larceny. John McCarthy and Michael Collins fined $10 and costs each for disturbing the peace. appealed and held $200 each. West Roxbury Court Joseph Carney fined $10 and costs for malicious mischief. Frank Buchanan fined $10 without costs for assault and battery.
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May
Annie E. Lewis
Reformatory
Jeremiah O. Sullivan
House of Industry
John Burke
Horace E. Partridge
William McIntire
James Murray
Isaac Cooper
Esperior
Roxbury
Prosper Raccajan
Matthew Breen
South Boston
Timothy Toomey
Patrick Long
Charlestown
Frank W. Bolton
Edward Tooney
Peter Joyce
John McCarthy
Michael Collins
West Roxbury
Joseph Carney
Frank Buchanan
Hotel Nantasket Hosts Boston Cadet Band Concert
The Boston Cadet Band performs a day and evening program at Hotel Nantasket. Lectures by A. E. Warren and Walter Emerson, under conductor J. Thomas Baldwin, feature marches, overtures, cornet solos, waltzes, and light selections with pieces like Day in Boston and Second Conn. The resort guests enjoy a refined seaside entertainment sponsored by Hall & Whipple.
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Boston Cadet Band
Nantasket
Hall & Whipple
A. E. Warren
Walter Emerson
Schupert
Boston
J. Thomas Baldwin
Ee Bousquet -Wallace
Clauss Iegeeee Keene
Tee
Heroic Woman Rescues Four From Drowning in Passaic River
Miss Goodsell of New York saved four women after a boat collided and capsized on the Passaic River. She swam to shore with Mrs Olsell, then returned to rescue the others as darkness fell. Separate items note a steamboat chemical shipment incident, a coroner’s censure of the Eliza Hancox crew, Rev. Hoyt E Hunt’s assault conviction, and steamboat inspector audits.
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New York
Gustav Vinsebger
Marl & Co
City of
Washington
Eliza Hancox
Ellen Fitzpatrick
Elizabeth Mullen
Joseph Hughes
Joseph Frawley
Hoyt E. Hunt
Methodist Protestant
Woodsburg
L. I
Brooklyn
Gen. Smith
Voorhis
William Fish
New Bedford
Frankfort
Empire State Excursions Prompt Further Coastal Trips
A parade of excursions begins with Capt Phillips yesterday and continues with trips to Province town today and a Saturday bay harbor cruise. From next Tuesday a series of sea voyages will cover one hundred miles, with 5 30 pm landings to fit rail connections and onward trains.
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Empire State
Phillips
Provincetown
Frenchman Savary shoots self amid late 19th century woes
Louis Savary of Gardner fatally wounds himself in a headshot and is not expected to recover. Lowell’s Merrimac Mills mule spinners strike for a 10 percent wage raise. Wareham and Stockbridge valuations and tax rates are listed. J T Spofford of the Boston Herald marries Hattie W. Andrews in Fall River. Williams College graduates support Hopkins projects, raising over 1300 dollars for a parsonage and barn. A 132 year old barn on Wilbraham Mountain is repaired. old estate houses hold relics. Mrs. Katie Leach burns body, face and arms while kerosene fire is fought at Fall River. Metcalf defers fare dispute case, fined ten dollars and costs on appeal. Dooley cites $600 deficit in Clarkburg town books after years. A 16 year old girl disappears from Newburyport after leaving with circus acquaintance. travels via Gloucester. A new Martha’s Vineyard telegraph cable connects Vineyard Sound to the mainland. Cottage City office at Sea View Hotel. Fall River streetcar war continues. city officials back the city’s stance. potential contract issues loom.
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Gardner
Merrimac
Lowell
Wareham
Stockbridge
J.T. Spofford
Boston Herald
Fall River
Hattie W. Andrews
Williams College
Prof. Hopkins
White Oaks
Wilbraham Mountain
John Bliss
Deacon Williams
Katie Leach
Durfee
George E. Metcalf
Springfield
Hartford
Mr. Metcalf
Clarksburg
Peter Dooley
Board of Selectmen
Dooley
Newburyport
London
Gloucester
Martha’s Vineyard
Western Union Company
Vineyard Sound
Hast Chop
Falmouth
Wood’s Hall
Cottage City
Mass
Sea View Hotel
Hamilton Fish Arrives at Newport for Season in Cottage
Rogers High School Newport holds graduation exercises on a Wednesday ceremony led by Rev Dr Thayer trustee. Medals awarded to Thomas W Wood Jr Ruth B Franklin Daniel L Hazard and A E Bruce. Franklin receives two medals.
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Hamilton Fish
Newport
Rogers High School
Dr. Thayer
Thomas W. Wood, Jr
Ruth B. Franklin
Daniel L. Hazard
A. E.ruce
Sunday School Teachers' Association Meeting at Duxbury
The Plymouth and Bay conference of Unitarian churches held its annual meeting at the Duxbury Unitarian church. Gen. Luther Stephenson Jr. presided with opening prayers by Rev. Dr. Osgood. Deliberations included nominations, delegates to Saratoga, and an essay on teaching methods read by Mrs. Kate Gannett Wells. The gathering adjourned after a noon recess and later resumed with officer elections and a resumed discussion of the essay.
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Mass
Plymouth and Bay
J. N. Nutter
East Bridgewater
Starkes Whiton
Hingham
Frank H. Holmes
Kingston
Osgood
Unitarians
Saratoga
Luther Stephenson, Jr
Capen
E. O
George W. Briggs
Cambridge
de Normandie
Nutter
Souker
England
Des Moines Storm Submerges Town and Rails Damaged
A severe rain storm struck Des Moines area overnight, forming a waterspout twenty miles west. Van Mitre was submerged three feet, and forty rods of the Chicago and Rock Island embankment were washed away. The Pacific express, due from Chicago, is sidetracked for repairs along the line. At Wintersett, part of the county courthouse cupola was damaged.
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Iowa
van Mitre
Chicago and
Rock Island
Pacific Express
Chicago
Wintersett
Court House
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