Multiple political and local incidents reported in brief
The dispatch lists a range of events including civil service findings against Postmaster Veazey of Baltimore, House debates on vetoed pension bills, a Senate rejection of John Goode for solicitor general, and a presidential veto of a bill to Daniel H. Ross. It notes naval information, a yacht club visit to Marblehead, a fatal colt incident in Great Barrington, drowning in Merrimack River, and various local episodes from strikes to fires and bank talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errvil Service Commission
Veazey
Baltimore
House
Senate
John Goode
Daniel H. Ross
Hoar
Caps
Honores Norris
Stele Senate
New York & New Haven
Eastern Yacht Club
Marbiehead Harbor
Great Barrington
Merrima
Lowell
American Institute of Instruction
Bar Harbor
Lane
Abington Bank
Haverhill
Bell Telephone Company
Overseas political shifts and notable events noted abroad
Reports from London describe Tory gains in British elections and a predicted English contest within six months. Paris notes the death of Cora Pearl. Dispatches from St Petersburg state Bartoum port closure does not breach the Berlin treaty. Beecher receives a grand London reception. Honolulu signals a new ministry formation. Captain Jesse Lewis, seized schooner David 3, seeks $12,000 via writ addressing Digby customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Cora Pearl
Paris
Jesse Lewis
David
Adams
Digby
N.S
St. Petersburg
Bartoum
Henry Ward Beecher
London
Aevices
Honolulu
Cohasset resident Charlies Marsh dies in his home
Charlies Marsh of Jordan, Marsh & Co, dies at his Cohasset residence. Joseph G. Lennon the organist suffers a serious horseback accident. Canard steamship Botha nia loses its chief baker on the last passage. Boston Blues lose to Newbury ports. Stocks dull and steady with slight late weakness. C. F. Vennor issues open letter to Atchison directors. New York and New England rise on good buying. others buoyed by transcontinental settlement prospects. Wisconsin Central annual report shows 1885 results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Marsh
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Cohasset
Joseph G. Lennon
Baker
Bothania
Boston Blues
Newbury
Vennor
Atchison
New York
New England
Aitchison
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Charles Marsh
Arlington Street Unitarian Church
Boston
Marsh
Chesterfield
N. H
New Hampshire
Mr. Marsh
Benjamin L
Charles
Eben D. Jordan
Maine
Mr. Jordan
Jordan
Benjamin L. Marsh
Milk Street
Peark Street
Winthrop Square
George W. Warren & Co
Washington and
Avon Streets
Washington Street
Brooke Mherford
Arlington Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Jerusalem Road
George H. Binney
No Reason for Alarm President Lane's Friends Try Settlement
Abington July 9 bank directors called by the examiner discuss possible settlement with Mr. Lane's friends. The comptroller in Washington guides actions while examination proceeds. Depositors uneasy but bank holds bonds and securities totaling over 140000, with cash and collateral likely covering deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abington
Abington National Bank
Gatchell
Lane
Washington
Cuban killer hanged in Tombs yard at 7:40 this morning
Yesterday Miguel Chacon, a young Cuban, was hanged in the Tombs prison yard for the June 20 1884 murder of Mrs Marta Williams wife of waiter Mario Williams after an attempted shooting of him. Additional notes report a Minneapolis post office robbery, a New York undertaker case, a Malden bank teller election, Malden temperance mass meeting, and a large blueberry crop in Contoocook river valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miguel Chacon
Marta Williams
Mario Williams
John B. Cider
Yast
Undertakers’ Association of
Minneapolis
Minn
Police Richards
Contoocook
N. H
River Valley
Weather Outlook by Regions in the Northeast and South
The report notes varying rain and fair conditions across New England and mid-Atlantic states with steady to warmer temperatures. It also covers southern regions from Georgia to Texas, predicting showers in some areas with generally southeasterly winds and stable temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esk
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Weather Log From Boston Office July 1886
Daily readings include barometer, temperature, humidity, wind velocity, and weather. Clear days with a mix of fair to cloudy conditions recorded alongside temperatures from 61 to 71 degrees and humidity around 95 percent on several entries.
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Eserve
Signal Service
U.S. A
Sincere
Boston
P.M. PU
Brumiaity
Meteorological record of yesterday across stations
Yesterday's observations up to 10 p m show varied conditions. Cloudy and fair skies reported at multiple stations including Detroit Alpena Chicago and Dodge City with temperatures near 30F and light to moderate wind. Rain and clear spells noted in several locations, with a mix of cloudy data from Pensacola to Marquette and beyond.
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WRMRC
Oases
Doin BC Paul, Mimp
Civil service panel flags Veazey postmaster case as a mockery
The civil service commissioners publish an opinion condemning J Parker Veazey for partisan appointments as Baltimore postmaster. They say his removals and selections violated merit rules, with Democrats favored and Republicans dismissed, undermining the classified civil service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hixdon
Civil Service Commissioners
J. Parker Veezey
Baltimore
Veazey
Lyman
Civil Service
United States Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Act
United States
Commission
Jefferson
Tammany Society of
Swong
Pappet
Mr. Veazey
Edgerton, Oberly and Lyman
Nationals Folk Boston Club in Washington Tilt
Washington hosts Boston in a road game with poor fielding by Gladman and Start drawing jeers. Radbourn dominates for Boston as Wise Poorman and Sutton lead the visitors at the plate. runners reach base but Washington nearly shut out.
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Washington
Nationals
Boston
Gladman
Start
Radbourn
Johnston
Hines
Wise
Poorman
Sutton
Force
Morrill
Washingtons. R
PO. A. E R
PO. A. E. Sutton
Jarrell
Corcoran
Day
Corsee
Merrill
Ol Knowles
Radbewn
Gilligan
Burdock
GiGiadman
Nach
OjBiar
Barr
Daily
Baracck
Gaffney
CyHicaGo
McCormick
Chicagos
Detroits
Baldwin
Bostons
Beiers
Richagon
Gore
OlGsnzel
Pine
Anson
Pfeffer
Rowe
Ek Williamson
White
Burrs
Bennett
Flint
Jfurase
Massive Haverhill fire devastates Merrimack street block
Fire erupted at 2 15 PM in Longfellow Co dining rooms at 55 Merrimack street and spread through Sheldon Sargeant Pacific Tea Co and other stores. Total losses reach about 15000 pounds with extensive damages to occupants and adjacent buildings. origin traced to accidental in Longfellow’s dining room with additional fires reported at Delavan House rear and West street properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havernit
Longfellow & Co
Saltonstalk
Merrimack Street
Sheldon & Sargeant
Pacific Tea Company
G.H. Cleveland & Co
C. C. Morse &Son
Edward F. Adams
Warren Tilton
W. Keife
Horatio Pearl
Knight of Labor Committee
J. M. Littlefield
W. Tenant
C. H. Goodwin
W. Patch
Fox Estate
James M. Littlefield
C. C. Morse
Sheldon & Sargent
The
C. C. Morse & Son
Cleveland & Co
Charles Senter
S. F. Adams
Gauntlett
Richard
William H. Keir
P. W
Taylor
Cambridge Insurance Company
Gaquis, Tailor
Merrimack Club Room
Russell & Co.’s Express Office
Delavan House
West Street
J. J. Marsh
G. A. W. Cram
Delayan Stable
Hammond Court
A. W. Hammond
Otis Danforth
Moses Farrington
Ncendiary
Locke Street
Edward Thompson
Lawrence
Newburyport
Georgetown
Bradford
Lowfellow
Two Fires Destroy Homes in Bedford and Tyngsboro
July 9 reports say a two story house owned by Frank Terry and occupied by James Dinwoodie on Long Plain road in Bedford burned this afternoon. Loss about $3000 insured. A Tyngsboro two story farmhouse owned by the H G Corliss estate also burned with an estimated loss of $1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Frank Terry
James Dinwoodie
Long Plain Road
Lowell
Tyngsboro
H. G. Corliss
Wedding of Pauline Roe to Artist Harry C. Lee
Miss Pauline Roe daughter of E. P. Roe author wed Harry C. Lee artist in Cornwall on Hudson at the Roe homestead parlors. The ceremony featured a floral bow and wild mountain flowers. bride wore white silk with a simple embroidered front and a maidenhair fern bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Roe
Pauline Roe
E. P. Roe
Harry C. Lee
Roe
Cornwall-on- Hudson
Newton English and Classical School Year Book Highlights
The year book presents the work of Newton English and Classical School, a solid home of healthful instruction. Parents seeking a school offering home-life comforts, good surroundings, and careful mental training should consider this institution. It is managed by Nathaniel Tr and James T. Allen, respected in the state's educational history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton English and Classical School
Messrs
Nathaniel Tr
James T. Allen
Angostura Bitters Sold By Siegert Sons Declares Health Benefit
The genuine Angostura Bitters by Dr. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons is praised for adding flavor to cold drinks and claimed to prevent summer diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. B. Siegert & Sons
Congress Battles Over Pension Vetoes And Rules
In Washington on July 9, the House spent the session arguing over President vetoes of private pension bills. Key figures Boutelle Burrows and McComas led filibustered debates while Colonel Matson urged careful reconsideration. The day included a tense vote on river claims and pay for House and Senate staff, with several vetoed pension bills referred to committee and a late session over a withdrawn private pension.
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Washington
House
Buncombe
Boutelle
Burrows
McComas
Will
Springer
Matson
Pension Committee
Willis
Kentucky
W. Willer
Tiller
O'Hara
North Carolina
Morrill
Kansas
Mary Norman
S. W. Harden
Beutelle
Maine
Blair
Yeas
Wisconsin
Senate
Reagan
Capitol
Hepburn
Ohio
Sider
Lew
Debates Over President Vetoes In House Chamber
In the House the day follows reading of the journal as members clash over the President's vetoes on pension bills for Sallie Ann Bradley and Francis Deming. Grosvenor and Matson maneuver to avoid roll calls. debate centers on executive power and pensions for veterans as party lines sharpen.
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HOUSE
Washington
Sallie Ann Bradley
Burrows
Michigan
Matson
Indiana
Grosvenor
Ohio
Grosvetor
Congress
Congress of
United States
Mr. Matson
Republican Committee
Senate
Nad
Mr. Long
Massachusetts
Yeas
Francis Deming
Boutelle
Maine
Democratic Party
Union
Brumm
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party of
Hamlet
Prince
Cleveland
Polonius
Democratic Congress
Mr. Brumm
Curtin
Allen
Mississippi
Joseph Romiser
McComas
Maryland
Romiser
Springer
Dudley
Music teacher Joseph Lennon in critical condition after fall
Joseph G Lennon organist and music teacher from Dorchester was thrown from a horse on Blue Hill avenue around 7 30 am. A skull fracture and coma followed. doctors fear for his life though three days may bring hope of recovery. He directs the Oratorio Society and led Easter events.
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Blue Hill Avenue
Joseph G. Lennon
Worthington Street
Weston
Joyce
Blake
Lennon
M. Lavallee
St. Peter’s Church
Dorchester
Oratorio Society
Mechanics’ Hall
Parliamentary Fund
Kendriken
Providence
Merc
Notice of Writ Against Col lector of Customs at Digby
Captain Lewis serves a writ on Botsford Viets col lector of customs at Digby Nova Scotia. Jesse Lewis of Gloucester Massachusetts claims damages for the forcible possession of the schooner David J Adams, details of sale and damage totaling 12000, lawsuit against the Canadian government. The Adams remains in harbor needing caulking as legal actions proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Digby
N. S
Botsford Viets
Sna
Jesse Lewis
Gloucester
Massachusetts
United States of America
Muster Mariner
Her Majesty
David J. Adama
Isgime
Jessie Lewis
Jesse Levis
S. Newcombe
T. C. Shreve
Q. C
Adams
David J. Adams
Twenty-Third New York Regiment Departs Newport After Camp
The Twenty-Third New York Regiment leaves camp in Newport Rhode Island after a review by General R C Ward and a dress parade. Crowds greet the marching troops as they pass Ocean House and along Thames Street with fireworks and cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R.I
Twenty-Third Regiment
Rhode Island
R. C. Ward
Ocean House
Newport Artillery
Artillery Armory
Thames Street
Signal Corps Field Day and Inspection in Sandwich
The Second Brigade MVM signal corps held its annual field day with a Boston delegation arriving by noon train. After dinner at Central House, the group marched to the baseball grounds for drill and inspection, sending messages by flags three miles. A grand military ball with Cadet band closed the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich
Signal Corps
M.V.M
Boston
Central House
Baseball Grounds
Foley administrator v Nash and Ramsdell druggists Abington verdict
Jury in Plymouth returns a sealed verdict for Cornelius Foley administrator against Nash and Ramsdell of Abington. Court opens to confirm the verdict at 200 dollars. Defendants’ counsel will move to set aside the verdict as against the weight of the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Cornelius Foley
Nash & Ramsdell
Abington
Woman s Worth and the Favorite Proscription
A period admonishes the worth of women who suffer from illness and touts Dr. R V Pierse s Favorite Proscription as a cure and strength builder. The ad invites readers to send 10 cents for a pamphlet from Worlds Dispensary Meds Association Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Man
R. V. Pierse
World’s Dispensary Meds Association
Main Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Remarkable gains predicted amid early unionist lead
London reports show Unionists ahead over Gladstonians with 1,016,281 to 949,592 at 6pm and 319 to 210 at midnight. Herbert Gladstone predicts another election within twelve months while Earl of Aberdeen hints at leaving Ireland with government change. Tory victories in Chippenham and Maldon boost overall gains to 33 as Inverness Burghs and other constituencies reelect incumbents.
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London
Herbert Gladstone
Liberal Club
Schmedhorst
Earl of Aberdeen
Ireland
Gladstonnans
Tories
Chippenham
Wiltshire
Maldop
Essex
Lord Henry Bruce
Bamster Fletcher
Gladstonian
Co. W. Gray
B. Barnard
Gladstonite
Inverness Burghs
R. B. Finlay
Forfarshire
James W. Barclay
Falkirk
Burghs
W. LP. Sinclair
Hartlepool
Thomas Richardson
M. Conway
Parnellite
North Leitrim
T. H. Gill
South Louth
Batoum Free Port Status Declared Not in Violation
St Petersburg reports that closing Batoum port does not violate the Berlin treaty. Batoum's free port status, once a wartime convenience, has harmed the treasury and local trade. Russia says eight years of free port experience show ongoing injury and calls the arrangement to end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Batoum
Russia
trans-Caucasia
Europe
Persia
Death of Cora Pearl in Paris Ends Notorious Life
Paris reports the death of Cora Pearl born Emma Crouch in Baltimore. Once famed but later impoverished, she rose to notoriety in Paris life, featured in a controversial memoir after a public scandal with Duval, son of a restaurant proprietor.
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Paris
Cora Pearl
Demi-Mondaine
Emma Crouch
F. Nicholas Crouch
Baltimore
Kathleen Mavourneen
Lydia Pearson
Emma
Crouch
Duval
Henry Ward Beecher Honored at London Banquet
London July 9 Mr Gillig gave a brilliant banquet at the Metropolitan Hotel for the Rev Henry Ward Beecher in fine health and spirits. Attending were United States Minister Phelps Justice Stanley Matthews Consul General Waller Dr Parker the Rev Mr Haweis Canon Fleming and others. Beecher eloquently spoke applauding the Anglican pastorate and the toast was given.
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Henry Ward Beecher
London
Gillig
Metropolitan Hotel
United States
Phelps
Stanley Matthews
Waller
Parker
Haweis
Canon Fleming
Beecher
Justice Matthews
International
New Honolulu Ministry Formed Names Creighton Gibson Kanoa Dure
Advices from Honolulu report a new government ministry with Creighton as foreign affairs minister, Gibson as interior minister, Kanoa as finance minister, and Dure as attorney-general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KEW
San Francisco
Honolulu
Mr. Creighton
Mr. Gibson
Interior
Mr. Kanoa
Mr. Dure
Brakeman's Neglect Triggers Collision on New Haven Line
On the New York & New Haven Road a passenger train from New York to Westport and Green's Farms was stopped by a broken eccentric. Fifteen minutes later a Harlem & Boston freight crashed into the rear car. Several passengers were injured and trains delayed. Rear brakeman Charles J. Mattoon was dismissed and Conductor Henry Lindsley suspended.
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New Haven
Conn
Westport
Green’s Farms
New York
New Haven Road
Harlem
Boston
Close
Stevenson
Charles J. Mattoon
Henry Lindsley
Weavers Strike at Natick Mills Over Twill Change
In Providence on July 9, 175 weavers at Natick cotton mills struck and 1009 looms idle due to a change from fruit of the loom to twill goods. No grievances have been presented and no meetings held. Managers say higher prices for twills and equalized pay with cotton goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Natick
Bell Telephone Wins Suit Over Patents
Judge Blodgett rules Bell Telephone patents of March 7, 1872 and January 30, 1877 valid. Frederick W. Baird and Frank Dillon infringing multiple claims. Court awards nominal $1 fine and bars further use of the disputed claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone
ChicaGo
Blodgett
American Bell Telephone Company
Frederick W. Baird
Frank Dillon
Bell
YACHTS AT NEW BEDFORD
The New Bedford yacht squadron sails tomorrow on its annual cruise visiting Newport and other ports. Sloop yacht Vixen captained by J C Richardson from New York bound eastward arrived this afternoon.
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New Bedford
New Bepford
New Bedford Yacht Squadron
Newport
J. C. Richardson
New York
Arrest in Baltimore for $800 West Shore theft
Charles A. Hoch alias F B Adams was arrested in Baltimore on information from Boston alleging he stole $800 from the West Shore Railroad Company where he worked as a clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles A. Hoch
F. B. Adams
Boston
West Shore Railroad Company
Eastern yacht squadron sails from Marblehead Harbor
In Marblehead Harbor the Eastern yacht squadron is assembled as steam yachts Oneida Annie S. and Haniael prepare to depart east at 9:39 a.m. tomorrow.
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Marblehead
Oneida
Annie S
Haniael
Blues Fall to Newburyport in Tight New England League Game
Boston Blues lose to Newburyport 6 to 4 as Gruber and Cull supply run production. A J Murphy's fielding shines despite a weak throwing arm and Gruber, Morrison, Shannon, LaRoque and Hartnett push the visitors ahead with timely hits and aggressive base running.
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Boston Blues
Newburyports
Gruber
Ryan
A.J. Murphy
Duses
McAndliss
Haverhills
Butler
Riley
Joe Sullivan
Hartnett
Morrison
Cull
Shannon
LaRoque
Murphy
Blues
Kiley
Shaw
Fitzgerald
Newbrueyports
OjKiley
Harnett
Flanagan
Sullivan
Whiteley
O Shaw
A J Murphy
McAnduss
O’brien
Ole
Newburyportss
Bostons Bims
Dramatic and Musical Notes at Boston Theatre and Museums
Matinees and evening performances today at Boston Theatre Museum and Oakland Garden. Fan on the Bristol headlines the Boston bill with Falka burlesque in second act, praised performances by Hussey Richards Tannerill. Love's Vow delights Museum audiences with Hunt Lablache Howson. Muldoon's Picnic and Special Company well received at Oakland Garden. Monday sees Miss Carinpe start brief Mikado Mascot engagements.
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Boston Theatre
Museum
Oakland Garden
Bristol
Boston
Falka
Miss Hunt
Mile. Lablache
Mr. Howson
Muldoon
Little Miss Carinpe
Mahone Domination Holds Senate Against Goode Rejection
The Senate rejects Goode for solicitor general and a Norfolk postmaster nominee, underscoring Mahone’s grip. Republicans unite to block prominent Virginia Democrats, while Hoar backs Readjuster protege and Pugh dissents over incompetence claim. Matthews’s district recorder defeat stems from party prejudice over colored officeholders.
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Washington
Goode
Norfolk
Mahone
Senate
Virginia
Riddleberger
Hoar
Pugh
Alabama
Matthews
Senate Debates Executive Session and Goode Nomination Defeat
The Senate debated open doors for executive sessions, and a call for information on U S citizens detained in Mexico. After a late executive session, John Goode was rejected as solicitor general by a 25 to 28 vote, and the chamber adjourned.
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Washington
Senate
Riddieberger
Harris
Riddleberger
McMillan
Hoar
Mr. Call
Mexico
United States
Call
Chihuahua
New York Herald
Mirkeley
Mexican Central Railroad Company
Senator Ingalls
Associated Press
Western Union
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Companies
Capitol
John Goode
Judiciary Committee
Mahone
Edmunds
Goode
Sub-Treasurer Kennard Salary Fight Reaches Conference
Washington July 9 The House appropriations committee rejected the Senate amendment raising the Boston sub treasurer salary to 5000 dollars and sent the issue to a conference committee. Senator Dawes may push to maintain Kennard’s current pay. The committee nears completion of Fortifications Bill work and will meet tomorrow morning. A guns question likely goes to a civilian expert commission with only a small funds allocation for tests.
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Kennard
Washington
House Committee On Appropriations
Senate
Boston
Dawes
President Vetoes Pension Bill for Daniel H. Ross
The President sent a veto message to the House blocking a pension grant for Daniel H. Ross. He notes a pension filing existed but the claimant died February 1, and the widow’s rights could be jeopardized if the bill passed. The veto emphasizes that the claim would be inoperative and harm the surviving widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Daniel H. Ross
Pension Bureau
Drowning in Merrimack Claims Three Young Lives
In Lowell on July 9 two brothers aged 8 and 7 named Fontain drowned while bathing in the Merrimack. Attempting to save them, 19 year old Fabyan Demarais also perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Fontain
Merrimack
Fabyan Demarais
Local Fires Reported Across City Buildings and Yards
Alarms from Box 62 at Central Club house 64 Boylston street and Box 48 near 563 565 Atlantic avenue showed fires in woollen waste bags with minor damage. Grass fires on Cow island caused no damage, while a small blaze at 63 Salem street and another at 23 Crescent place were extinguished with little or no damage.
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Central Club House
Boylston Street
Cow Island
Atlantic Avenue
Rankin
Central Club
Salem_ street
Marks Reibipoz
Crescent Place
Patent Cough Cure and Remedies Advertisement
An old newspaper advertisement promotes Hale's Honey Cough Cure as best on the market and lists Glenn's Sulphur Soap, German Corn Remover, Hilu's Hair and Whisker Dye, Pike's Toothache Drops, and Dean's Rheumatic Pills with prices. The copy emphasizes quick relief and beautifying products.
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Hale
Glenn
HILU
Pike
Dean
Passenger List and Local News From Yesterday
The list shows fifteen cabin passengers arriving on the Cunard Bothnia from Liverpool including Luke Schoolcraft and various Brown Veazie Fay and Earle families plus Miss Beatrice Hil and infant with nurse. Also reported: United States District Court sentenced Guy O tuntoon to one year and three months at hard labor in Lawrence jail. Division 7 AO H officers elected and upcoming picnic at Spy Pond grove Arlington. Also notes Gal l ia sails from New York to Liverpool with E C Davis and V M Harding. Nantasket steamers see large patronage. Patrolman Wilson reports Henry Jones arrested for stealing a copy of Shakspere works from DeWolf Kisk & Co.. recovery of property noted.
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Cunard
Bothnia
Liverpool
Luke Schoolcraft
E. Brown
W. W. Vaughn
W. Veazie
A. Veazie
E. M. Veazie
Lucy Fay
N. H. Earle
Beatrice Hil
E. Ames
A. K. Smith
J. W. Brown
Lowell
Nelson
Lawrence
Division
M. A. Shea
Joseph Bateman
Charles McCarthy
Patrick Lee
J. Riordan
Spy Pond Grove
Arlington
New York
Gallia
E. C. Davis
V. M. Harding
Jeeves
Wilson
Station 2
Henry Jones
Shakspere
DeWolf, Kisk & Co
Washington Street
Jones
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White Mountains
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