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Noted Case Ends as Court Finds Transactions Legitimate

Judge Tuley in the circuit court dismissed William M. Jones's suit against John B. Alley over the Des Moines & Minneapolis railroad deal. The court found Alley and associates paid face value to acquire floating debt and stock, while Jones, once solicitor, profited from stock appreciation but had no standing to sue. The decision criticized Jones's methods as speculative and the bill was dismissed at the plaintiff's cost.

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Curiaco Tuley William M. Jones John B. Alley Des Moines Alley John J. Blair Albert Keep Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company Blair Des Moines Railroad Company Keep Des Moines Road Riley Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company Keep & Blair Jones Northwestern Company Chicago Des Moines Company

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Ceremony for Charles Marsh asons at Cohasset and Boston

Services over the remains of Charles Marsh were held at his Cohasset residence and later in Boston. The public mourned a trusted banker and civic figure with floral tributes, a Gates Ajar centerpiece, and addresses by Rev. James Free man Clarke. Burial followed at Mt. Auburn amid prayers and musical solace. The Home Savings Bank honored Marsh with a formal resolution praising his long service and integrity.

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Charles Marsh Jerusalem Road Cohasset James Osgood Cohasset Unitarian Church Old Colony Boston Smith Rich Arlington Street Church James Freeman Clarke Eben D. Jordan Eben D. Jordan, Jr Alderman Allen Whiting Police Board Messrs B. F. Brooks M. Storey Ja. Gould George B. Jones A. C. Steadman George Wheatland J. W. Kendall Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company International Trust Company Marsh Thomas Mack Jordan William Clark Clark, Adams & Clark C. M Jordan, Marsh & Co Finis F. H. Moore George K. Bullard Thomas F. Galvan Temple Anda Jesus Jesus Father Lesgond Mt. Auburn Bennjamin F. Stevens Asa Potter William ¥. Clark R. M. Field J. F. Graham G. E. Bullard The Home Savings Bank George O. Carpenter Narles Marsh

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Young Men's Catholic Association Holds Annual Meeting at Boston College

The Young Men's Catholic Association of Boston College held its monthly meeting last evening. The vice-president A A Turner reported stronger finances and a membership of 272, up 51 from last year. A new constitution was adopted and a recreation room replaced the old billiard room. Father Bourland, college president, serves as association president. The group enters its eleventh year with new officers installing: Turner vice-president Pelleter secretary McGrady financial secretary McNichols librarian. directors Gilman Hurley Berran Cunningham O Connor Hogan Dowling Connolly Sheehan Kelly appointed.

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Young Men’s Catholic Association of Boston College A. A. Turner William I. Pelletier H. F. McGrady John KE. McNichols J. E. Gilman R. W. Hurley J. B. Berran J. J. Cunningham John D. O’connor D. W. Hogan W. H. Dowling William T. Connolly Joseph H. Sheehan Joseph M. Kelly Father Bourland Association

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Inspector Watts Captures Robber in West Shore Office Safe

Boston scene runs through an overseas column with multiple items. Inspector Watts arrested Charles F Hoch for robbing the West Shore railroad office safe on Washington street. The Rev Richard Neagle of St Marys Charlestown is made chancellor of the diocese by Archbishop Williams at age 36. A July 14 meeting at the Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange will discuss berry crate loans. 15 Appleton Street house sold at auction for 6450 to H Mullen. International Trust Company stockholders adjourned meeting honors late Charles Marsh. Mayor OBrien seeks promotions for policemen Maynes and Brickley. Estate of Jacob Foster appraised at 171619.47. Squire packing house proceeding without strike plans until District Assembly 30. Henry Brennan held for arson in Metropolitan railroad stables. Frederick Gunderson fraud case over tendered raised note. Thomas Sullivan arrested for larceny of fifty dozen handkerchiefs at Fitchburg depot.

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Watts Boston Charles F. Hoch West Shore Railroad Washington Street Richard Neagle St. Mary’s Catholic Church Charlestown Archbishop Williams Bodfish St. Mary’s Church Haverhill Mass Troy N.Y Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange International Trust Company Charles Marsh O’brien Maynes and Brickley Istcedy UL Jacob Foster John P. Squire Somerville District Assembly Roxbury Court Henry Brennan Metropolitan Railroad McCarty Station I Frederick Gunderson United States Treasury H. Brown Hanover Strest Gunderson Thomas Sullivan H. P. Huntoon Fitchburg

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Blodjeska to resume stage work at Baldwin Theatre

After a respite at her Santa Barbara ranch, Mme Blodjeska returns to perform at the Baldwin Theatre in San Francisco for a four week engagement. Maurice Barrymore will play the principal male role in Nadjezda, following his recent New York journey to the Pacific coast.

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Crossing Hopes Face Hyde Park Hearing on Boston & Providence Line

Norfolk Court Commissioners held a hearing for residents of Clarendon Hills regarding a proposed crossing over the Boston & Providence railroad just north of Clarendon Hills station in Hyde Park. Petitioners urged a highway route from the Boston line west of the railroad to across the tracks and onto Hyde Park avenue, likely via an overhead bridge. Local businessmen testified land values fell since the crossing’s closure, and parishioners noted extra travel distances to church. Hyde Park officials said they would support a bridge if town costs stay under 5000 dollars. commissioners postponed a decision.

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Boston & Providence Clarendon Hills Hyde Park Bowles Norfolk County Commissioners Messrs. Putnam and Cotter Mr. Bowles Boston Hyde Park Avenue Owug Johnson Father Barry

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Boston Firms Lose Money in Disappearance Robbery Case

Morton Howard, believed robber in shoe trade, vanished after drawing about 5000 from Merchants' National Bank and selling a 13000 stock of shoes. He had been with R. G. Dun agency and left with an estimated 50000. Boston firms C. A. Coffin & Co and J. E. Farrar & Co foresee losses while credit had been secured by customer notes.

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Boston Morton Howard Philadelphia Merchants’ National Bank R. G. Dun C. A. Coffin & Co J. E. Farrar & Co

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Crowd Packs Coliseum for Irish Home Rule Rally in Lynn

A Lynn audience packed the Coliseum to show support and raise funds for Gladstone and Parnell's Irish freedom effort. Speakers including John W. Berry, Mayor George D. Hart, Captain Ben Pitman, and John E. Fitzgerald urged unity and contributed to the parliamentary fund while adopting resolutions praising universal humanity and the Irish cause.

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Lynn Gladstone Parnell John W. Berry Ireland Berry George D. Hart Hart Ben Pitman Marblehead William Lloyd Garrison Boston Garrison Buffum John E. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald James N. Buffum God William E. Gladstone Ds Allen J. L. Mill J. L. Egbert Robinson O’brien Henry B. Lovering Henry Cabot Lodge J. M. Pullman Frank L. Norton Patrick Strain

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Fogarty Homers As Phillies Beat Boston In Sharp Tilt

Philadelphia and Boston played a tight game with Stemmyer held to longer hits by Fogarty. Fogarty homered in the first, Farrar scored on a single and a Bostian triple plus Fogarty double in the eighth accounted for runs. Attendance was 1,021 as Philadelphia won.

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Beecher and Gladstone at Liverpool Circus Ovation

The Liverpool audience filled the seats within six minutes and the hall struggled with heat before Henry Ward Beecher and then William Ewart Gladstone appeared. Cheers rose as Beecher faced an immense ovation and Gladstone, visibly moved, spoke with rising voice of fifty years of service and the fate of nature.

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cLiverpool Mercury Charles Halle America Henry Ward Beecher England Mr. Gladstone Liverpool

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Blues Fall to Portlands in New England League Game

New England League action sees the Boston Blues lose to the Portlands 8 to 4 after miscues and untimely hits. Sheffler shines for Boston with a three-base hit and later runs, while Wheelock drives a homer for Portland as Kearns, LaRoque, and Whitely pace Newburyport in a separate win over Haverhill.

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Supreme Court Mandamus in Waltham License Case

Supreme Judicial Court before Justice Field. James A. Hagan v Leeman N Hall city clerk of Waltham. Petition seeks to compel clerk to notify city treasurer of a granted first class liquor license covering May 1886 to May 1887 after aldermen approved May 10 1886 and mayor vetoed. Case reserved for full court. parties and counsel listed. Also note unrelated habeas corpus and contempt custody matter involving a man confined for failure to support wife. decision reserved awaiting court ruling.

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Supreme Judicial Court Justice Field James A. Hagan Leeman N. Hall Waltham City of Board of Aldermen Crowley & Maxwell Thomas H. Armstrong William ‘l L. Energren Henry E. Fales E. M. Johnson

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Bermuda Seizure and Fire Destroy Nova Scotian Bark Underwriter

The Nova Scotian bark Underwriter sailed from New York with 26,000 cases of petroleum for Bilbao but, battered by a gale, sailed to Bermuda. Authorities seized the vessel for unapproved entry, leading to detention, protest, and eventual burning of the ship. Cargo was landed and stored, then sold for costs. owners, cargo owners, and underwriters seek redress against Bermuda authorities and the Crown.

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Liverpool Journal of Commerce New York Bilbao Bermuda Murray Port of St. George Custom House Legislative Assembly Alien Allen Roadstead Mr. Allen Stanwood Cuba Dominion Masonic Japan Manila United States

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Ship News Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station

Observations on July 13 at 7 AM local time record wind and barometer readings. Captains can correct instrument error by adding one one-hundredth inch of barometric pressure for every ten feet above sea level, using daily readings. Almanac shows high water at 10 30, sun and moon data, and length of day.

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Habeas corpus plea questioned judge's authority

In a Supreme Court habeas corpus case before Judge Field, W. L. Enegren of Franklin challenged his Dedham jail sentence for failure to provide separate maintenance. Enegren argues the judge exceeded authority by ordering him to pay the costs of committal alongside the fine.

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Accident on Boston and Maine track injures man

Near East Somerville a horse drawing a light buggy bolted onto the Boston and Maine railroad tracks around noon yesterday. The buggy was struck by the 12 08 train, badly injuring the unnamed man who was aboard. The horse suffered notable injuries and the buggy was wrecked.

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Port of Boston Arrivals and Cleared Vessels List

The port entry records numerous arrivals and cleartings. Vessels from Liverpool St John NB Bangor Bath Portland and Philadelphia, including Virginian State of Maine Williamsport Elwood Harlow Everett Webster and many others, with crews and goods to firms like Thayer Lincoln Kilby and local ports Rockport Calais Newburyport and Hoboken.

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Virginian Fitt Liverpool Moise Thayer & Lincoln State of Maine Allyard St John Eastport Portland W H Kilby Williamsport Miller Philadelphia Pepobscot Ingraham Bangor Star of the East Collins Bath Tremont Donovan George A Chafee Proctor Gloucester Kark Auburndale Boston Ice King Rockport Barbados Brsch Alamein Mullin Brech Frank & Willie Brown Brech Bettie Price Brech Dielytrcs Countaway Chester Basin Brech J & J Schoe Rackett Greenport Hackett Shelmne T W Durn Thomaston McFarland St Simons Elwood Harlow King Baltimore Everett Webster Whittemore E& W Stuck Taylor Evan Yates Yates Cornelius Gurney Raritan River Nathan Clifford McDermot Hoboken Kagle Walters Hoboken Adam Allen Dudley New York Duren Gove Calais Harriet Gripps Ontario Jones New Packet Francis Millbridge Sade Kimball Westport Jennie Howard Campbell Kate Lilly Lewis George Albert Robinson Artoste Elwell Rockland Franklin Pierce Nutter Mystery Seaward Eliot John B Norris Harding Gay

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Shipping list of bark and ship arrivals and sailing points

A compilation of numerous vessels including barks and ships with their routes, captains, and ports of call. Entries cover PUNKIRK ARTOIS and ports from Portland to Yokohama, listing ships such as Undine, Royal Visitor, Anahuac, Jane, Hagen, Albatross, Louis Walsh, Mary, Benedetto, Arbela, Katie Stuart, Sondre Norge, Arbela, and others with destinations Montreal New York Philadelphia Halifax and more, through July and June sailings.

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Shipping movements and convoy notes from 19th century logs

A set of vessel notices lists ships including Ship W D Rice bound for Queenstown from San Francisco on May 18 with coordinates lat 7 S lon 73 W Gen Knox Libbey sailing from San Francisco to Liverpool on June 22 at lat 8 N lon 119 W Bark Wm Gordon Crosby bound for British Provinces on July 11 at lat 42 03 lon 61 08 Hark Thalassa Johanesen from Philadelphia to Bremen on July 1 at lat 48 lon 28 Gark Taria Topan Turnbull from Nossi Before Boston on May 30 at lat 355 lon 16 E.

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Icebergs, wreck, and hydrographic notes from maritime port report

An iron spindie is erected to mark Grassy Island south end in Woods Hall Harbor Quebec. Circassian captain reports 38 icebergs outside and two in Bele Isle Straits. A 120 foot wreck, bottom up and uncoppered, seen June 17, hazardous to navigation. Lark Therese passed by Philadelphia and Lewes on July 12. Lark Payson Tucker from Cienfuegos near breakwater. Hurricane on June 28 caused sail loss and minor damage. Newcastle City grounded opposite Hochelaga, Montreal, July 12, awaiting lightening.

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Vast Atlantic Shipping List of Vessels Sailed and In Port

A dense maritime notice lists numerous ships. vessels sailing from July 7 to July 18, including steamers and barks such as East Anglia Madrid Garson Philadelphia and City of Chester bound for destinations like Antwerp New York Boston and Montreal with in port entries and sailings noted for ports including Philadelphia Liverpool Halifax Portland Montreal and St John New Brunswick.

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Sailed and Cleared Vessels Across Atlantic and Caribbean

A long list records ships sailing and clearing from multiple ports including Galveston, Jacksonville, New Orleans, Portland, and Boston. Vessels named include Empress, Paragon, Ajax, Five Brothers, and Ems among others, with destinations such as New York, Liverpool, Bremen, and Havana. Multiple schooners, brigs, and steamers are noted along with cargo movements and quarantine statuses.

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Colonel Brewster Remains in Jail on Forgery Charge

Colonel Augustus O Brewster remains in Charles Street jail after Monday arrest for forgery. His son and others visited him yesterday as bail of 200 dollars had not been posted by late last night.

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Milford donation fuels home rule fund

Mr. James F. Stratton of Milford sent $875 to the home rule parliamentary fund headquarters. The amount represents proceeds from a lecture delivered by the Hon. James R. Murphy in Milford.

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Noted Case Ends as Court Finds Transactions Legitimate

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Blodjeska to resume stage work at Baldwin Theatre

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Crowd Packs Coliseum for Irish Home Rule Rally in Lynn

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Beecher and Gladstone at Liverpool Circus Ovation

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Blues Fall to Portlands in New England League Game

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Supreme Court Mandamus in Waltham License Case

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