Four Villains Face Trial After Berry Field Attack
Greenbush erupts as two girls are beaten and outraged by four men including a father and son. Patrick Burns, brother of the girls, confronts the accused with a gun and knife, firing at Major Burns and injuring him. An ex-Constable intervenes as the mob surges, and authorities move the prisoners to safety amid threats.
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Tufts College Commencement Day Observed in Reading Tone
Tufts College held its Senior Class Commencement with a full chapel crowd on Wednesday morning. Speakers Erastus Crosby and Melvin Porter Frank addressed Ireland reform and the Civil War era, while Horace Makechnie and others lectured on aesthetics and poetry. Degrees were conferred, including BA, MA, and honorary honors for Benjamin Graves Brown and Rev. T. B. Thayer.
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Reception for the Cambridge 38th Regiment in Cambridge today
Extensive arrangements mark the 38th Regiment reception in Cambridge. The parade goes from Gallop's Island via State and Leverett streets to Cragie's bridge where a large civic procession, a barge of state representatives, wounded soldiers, and 2000 schoolchildren await. A Yale tent will host about 1200 for dinner at Webster Green. Mayor Merrill presides with singing by students as bells ring and fireworks illuminate the city.
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Assault case against Campbell brothers and others postponed
The hearing of William and Andrew Campbell Joseph Sinclair and William Denroth for assault on Henry P Young at the Half Way House in North Chelsea was adjourned by Justice Bates after injuries prevented Darroth and Sinclair from appearing. Hearing moved to August 16. Hudson prosecuted. Park defense.
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Fire destroys Roofing Composition works in South Boston
The Roofing Composition Company factory on Highland Street near the Old Colony Railroad in South Boston was burned yesterday forenoon. Five wooden buildings and seventy five barrels of pitch burned. fourteen barrels of naptha were in the still when the faucet blew out. Loss estimated around four thousand dollars.
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Complimentary Lecture Planned for Rev Father Vaughn
A Warren Hall meeting planned a complimentary lecture for Rev Father Vaughn who will return to Ireland. Daniel J. Sweeney presided and Wm. McCarthy was secretary. Speakers included John Glancey Charles F. Donelly Patriggk Mc Inerney Capt John Warren and others. A large Tre mont Temple committee will arrange the event on the 20th inst.
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Liberal Bequests by Miss Swaim Reported
Miss Mary A N Swaim daughter of the late Rev Dr Swaim died recently leaving generous gifts to Baptist organizations. The Massachusetts Baptist Charitable Society receives 1000 for widows and orphans of deceased ministers while the American Baptist Missionary Union is bequeathed 5000 with 5000 additional by will. A further 10000 goes to the American Baptist Home Mission Society. The total reach of her bequests is substantial.
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Constables of the Commonwealth Prepare for Appointment
Deputy Constables for most counties await qualification after meetings at the High Constable Col. King’s State House office. Selected constables will wear a silver Maltese cross badge on the left breast engraved with their title.
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Fashionable Marriages At St Pauls Church
Two daughters of a well known citizen were married yesterday at St Pauls Church. A large audience gathered to view the brides in their gay attire as they passed to and from carriages. The ceremonies were performed by Rev Dr Nicholson.
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Photographs of Farragut and Anderson Declared Fine Portraits
Black and Case publish large cabinet portraits of Admiral Farragut and General Anderson. They are remarkably accurate likenesses with vivid character in the features. The photographs stand as specimens of the art, noted for fineness of execution.
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American Steam Gauge Company Elects Officers
Stockholders met at 44 Congress Street on Tuesday to elect officers for the coming year. The roster includes Superintendent H. K. Moore Treasurer A. N. Clark Clerk A. W. Moore and directors W. P. Newell George H. Fox A J Morse E. G. Allen H. K. Moore and B. F. Tenney. The company reports a prosperous condition.
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Annual Meeting Elects Directors for Foreign Sole Sewing
At the annual meeting of the Foreign Sole Sewing Machine Company held yesterday in this city, Gordon McKay Charles Houghton Elias Merwin and Geo L Thayer of Boston along with Andrews Breed L B Frazier and S M Bubier of Lynn were elected Directors for the ensuing year.
Butler Combination Delights Boston Museum Audience
Boston museum reports a bustling summer season as the Butler Combination fills the house nightly with dense crowds and strong applause indicating high audience enjoyment and lively laughter.
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Burglary Attempt Reported At Prospect Street Home
A man used a false key to enter No 18 Prospect Street on Monday night. He went up two flights, tried several room doors, but fled after a boarder awakened and raised the alarm.
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Wheaton Female Seminary marks 30th anniversary in Newton
The Wheaton Female Seminary in Newton celebrated its thirtieth anniversary. Rev. B. G. Northrup, agent of the Board of Education, delivered the annual address.
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Arraignments Span Liquor Nuisance and Theft Cases
The docket includes Jonas Clark charged with obscene books possession, several defendants for keeping houses of ill fame, multiple liquor nuisance cases, and a guilty plea by Benjamin F. Randall for attempted larceny. Sentences include a year in the House of Correction, deferred sentences for breaking and entering, and a fine in a liquor nuisance case.
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Arraignments and Sentences In Local Court Session
Judge Boerns hears Mary Lamar arraigned on stealing 180 from Seth Johnson and held for further exam next Wednesday. Rosanna Blanchard waived examination on stealing 100 from Andrew Caille and committed for trial in default bail 700. John ie James Hurley and William Goulding fined 35 dollars plus costs for keeping liquor nuisances. Sarah Brennan waived examination on stealing 210 from William Brown and committed for trial in default bail 800. Patrick Garland jailed two months for stealing 25 from Erastus A Dearborn. William Dorgan held in 300 for examination next Wednesday on assaulting his wife Honora and breaking one of her legs.
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Steamship news and early cable progress reports
The Persia from Liverpool brings two days later news. Africa from New York arrives at Liverpool. Niagara at Deal. Great Eastern preparations push toward sea with cable end at Valentia on the 10th. Signals, insulation, and conductivity praised. a four-word message per minute, double with new instruments. Parliament proceedings are formal. Bright condemns current Parliament. India shows continued prosperity and cotton growth gains. New lake found in Central Africa. Nile source. Bank of France bullion up fifteen million francs. Bourse unsettled. Italy and the Pope negotiations fail. Rome and Mexico talks continue. Cholera in Alexandria less alarming. Trade: Manchester market weak, breadstuffs and flour firm, wheat firm, corn lower, beef steady, pork dull, bacon slow, cheese down, lard steady, tallow higher, linseed in demand, rosin sold, coal and petroleum steady. London markets show firm wheat, iron steady, sugars quiet, coffee firm. Cotton sales in London and trade firms, markets close steady.
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Hooker to Lead Department of the East
The Times reports Gen. Hooker will succeed Gen. Dix in the Department of the East. Fisk from the Freedmen's Bureau notes rebel soldiers vow to reestablish slavery after Federal withdrawal. Black workers leave employers as assurance of abolition fails. Gen. Fisk speaks to 4000 colored people confirming freedom.
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