Church Picnic at Nabant and Local Notices
The Church of the Good Shepherd picnic is set for Nabant today. The Newton Jersey Stock Club with ladies will dine at Taft's on Friday. The steamer Angiia from Halifax arrives with 8204 lobsters valued at 38675 dollars. Boston cigar makers seek a 20 percent wage increase. Fourteen apply to Harvard College’s second four year women’s course. Governor's day with Cadets tomorrow attracts many visitors. Evangelist Rev Arthur Waite speaks at the marketmen prayer meeting using a blackboard. Rainfall recently totals 1.63 inches, 2.91 inches this month. Boston mining investors plan an exchange for mining stock auctions. Hon William A Simmons drafts the rules.
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Newton Jersey Stock Club
Taft's
Angiia
Halifax
Boston
William A. Simmons
Harvard College
Board of Overseers
Water Street
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Sullivan Bulletin
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N. Y
Shell
Wich
Columbia
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S. N. Ogden
Newark
W. B. Peet
New York
Louis Kuehele
Peet
Ogden
New Yorker
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C. W. Gaunt, Jr
Hoboken
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F. D. Clark
F. P. Lowden
Foster
Gaunt
Lowden
Clark
Albany
United States
Friends of Columbia
Lewis
Cornelli
Buncombe
Cornell University
Columbia College
Fair for Neglected Children executive meets at Pemberton Square
The second executive committee meeting of the State Fair for abused and neglected children convened Wednesday at 1 Pemberton square. The effort aims to raise funds, acquire lands, and expand the society's work to place children in good homes and protect them from neglect and abuse. Over 1,000 ladies are on the general committee with plans to grow to 3,000, and county tables are being organized in major cities. The next session is set for Thursday at 3 o'clock.
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Pemberton Square
Mystic Park
Freedom
Worcester
Frank Munson
Augusta
Freeman
Wild Rose
Tom Barton
Bonnie Doon
Jenny
Barton
Rose
Grey
Freeman Justee
Bonnie Coon
Democrats Form Hancock and English Clubs in East Boston Area
Enthusiasm among Democrats in East Boston grows as Hancock and English clubs and battalions emerge in wards. Reports list officers for several wards with names like Pr. J. Grady Simon Curran Hugh McClellan Francis ONeal and Thomas Gorman. A meeting at 424 Chelsea Street is announced for July 21 in South Boston.
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Boston
Hancock
Pr. J. Grady
Simon F. Curran
Hugh A. McClellan
State Library expansion and law reports progress in 1880
Massachusetts efforts under State Librarian Tillinghast push a new floor plan at the State Library to improve access and light. The project adds a top-level desk and consultation space, expands alcoves, and completes law report sets, including Mexican volumes from Caleb Cushing’s library.
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State Library
Tillinghast
Massachusetts
Caleb Cushing
Boston Cordage Company
George C. Pearson
Charles Davis
Wade
Barnard
Flint
Strafford
Durfee
Lecumseh
Fall River
Savings Bank
Elliot L. Calkiwell
W. J. Stearns
Fitchburg
Adjt. Gen
Moore
Sutton
Aus
City creates Board of Health and notes duties
The city council established a three member Board of Health to be elected after the first year. A nomination committee includes William M. F. Collins, Daniel Varney, Patrick F. Tierney, James Riley, Jonathan O. Ward, James Gifford, with Aldermen Russell Pratt and Field. The board, nonpaid unless decided otherwise, may hire a clerk, govern itself, employ staff, and seek city support. They must report annually and limit spending to appropriations. Also, a Nautilus Yacht Club regatta was postponed to 1:30 PM with start times and course requirements.
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Cty
Board of Health
William M. F. Collins
Daniel Varney
Patrick F. Tierney
James Riley
Jonathen O. Ward
James Gifford
Russell
Pratt and Field
Boards of Health
Nautilus Yacht Club
The
Willows
Anchorage
Sale of Sagamore Mills Questioned in Equity Suit
Job T. Wilson sues Hezekiah A. Brayton and others as trustees in bankruptcy of Sagamore Mills alleging they sold mill property to a new corporation for 250000 when its value is about 740000. Hearing on warrants. Counsel Lovatt for complainant Braley for defendants.
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Job T. Wilson
Hezekiah
B. K. Lovatt
H. K. Braley
Laws and Burt Trust Case in Post Office Records
Complex 1877 case details fraud by a Boston Post Office clerk Marshall S P Laws who confessed thefts leading to real estate in Roxbury and $4514 09 in savings. Burt as postmaster held property in trust for losers with Dickinson claiming mortgage and title. Court dismissed, ruling the Post Master General holds disposition of stolen money within federal jurisdiction. Laws convicted in 1872. Names of counsel listed.
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Marshall S. P. Laws
Wm. L. Burt
Post Office Department
Boston
Burt
Laws
Roxbury
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Dickinson
United States District Court
Northampton
United States
Okgaland Good
Jabez Fox
G. A. Somerby
E. 3. Manfield
M. A. Dickinson, Jr
Lenney Freed After Government Drops Orsay Museum Fire Charge
The government abandoned the case against James H Lenney who faced malicious arson charges over a drop curtain fire at the Orsay Museum and he was discharged. Thomas Lee, convicted of breaking and entering, received a three year sentence at the House of Correction. The court adjourned for the term.
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James H. Lenney
Orsay Museum
Thomas Lee
House of Correction
Court Roundup in Boston Area Handles Assault and Larceny
In various courts John Mahoney and John Harvey faced terms for drunkenness and assault, Stella Blanchard paid a larceny fine, Matthew Keeley was held for indecent assault, George W. Stacy fined for fireworks sales, Harvey Brown jailed, Bridget Henley fined for obscenity, and David W. Johnson fined and bound over for peace. A Maine resort, the Bay View House at Ferry Beach Old Orchard, reported strong season attendance led by O F Page, with Harriet Beecher Stowe among guests and praised cuisine and location near Old Orchard access.
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Parmenter
John Mahoney
House of Industry
John Harvey
House of Correction
Stella Blanchard
Matthew Keeley
Roxbury
George W. Stacy
Harvey Brown
South Boston
Bridget Henley
Charlestown
David W. Johnson
Ferry Beach
Old Orchard
Maine
O. F. Page
Bay View
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Saco River
Boston Club Edges Worcester in South End Grounds Thriller
A Worcester nine and a Lynn umpire defeated the Boston Club at South End Grounds on Wednesday. Murphy’s umpiring drew heavy protests as Jim O Rourke hit a pair of homers and Burke and Foley drove in key runs. Scoring swung with errors, solid hitting, and a late Boston rally, but Worcester held on for the win amid disputed calls and ankle injuries to Whitney.
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Boston
South End
Worcester
Lynn
Worcester Boys
Murphy
Bennett
Wood
Sullivan
Foley
Trott
Jim O'Rourke
Bardock
Storey
Worcesters
Bond
Bostons
Carey
Richmond
Morrill
Jim O’rourke
Jones
Irwin
Burdeck
John
Iwio
Whitney
Stoneins
Bona
Dorgan
John O'Rourke
A. FE
Ork
Jas
O'Rourke
Burdock
John O’rourke
Henry Murphy
Cincinnati
Albany
N. Y
Rochestere
Albanys
Troy
Providence
Troys
Cleveland
Clevelands
Chicagos
Buffalo
Buffalos
Cincianaus
Death by Own Action Ends Life of French Veteran at Bennett Street
Joseph Gotura a 31 year old Frenchman, recently unemployed, hanged himself at his home behind 612 Bennett Street on Wednesday evening. While intoxicated he had joined the U S Army, and after drinking he grew despondent over his enlistment. He leaves a wife and three children in destitute circumstances.
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Thomas Kenney
Worthington Street
Roxbury
City Hospital
Katie McLinn
Harrison Avenue
Malden Street
Joseph Gotura
No. 612
Bennett Street
United States Army
Rail lines reorganize and expand across midwest regions
Reports detail multiple railroad incorporations mergers and extensions including the Peoria and Jacksonville in Illinois the Champlain Havana and Western joining Wabash system and a Burlington Iowa to Kansas City expansion. Also noted are St Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba earnings and Western Union operations with freight and wheat shipments affecting Milwaukee receipts.
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Ontario and Western Railroad
New York, Lake Erie and Western Railway Company
Peoria and
St. Paul
Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway
Eastern Trunk Line
Saratoga
Trunk
Chicago and Grand Trunk Railroad
Mocksville
Davie County
N. C
Virginia Midland Railroad
North Carolina
Chicago, Burlington and Kansas City Railroad Company
Burlington, Lowa
Burlington and Suthwestern Railroad
Kansas City
Burlington
Iowa
Laclede
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Old Colony Railroad Company
West Barnstable
Austin
Battle Mountain
Nev
Reno Gazette
Salt Lake
Western Union
Milwaukee
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company Co
Daly
TESC
Census Counts For Detroit and Minneapolis Released
Official returns show Detroit population 116027 and Minneapolis 48323. A Milwaukee despatch notes four men lost when the schooner Joe Duvall capsized four days ago. Jamaica reports drought and caterpillars with some relief from recent showers. No elucidation yet for the assault and murder of 63 year old Miss Hannah Brower in Tappan New York on Tuesday night.
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Detroit
Mich
Minneapolis
Minn
Milwaukee
Joe Duvall
Jamaica
Hannah Brower
Tappan
N. Y
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Libt
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Henry A. Clapp
Lucy Murdouck
Derry
Rockingham
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E. H. Merriam
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William E. Welch
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Eluah George
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William L. Poutnam
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Robert D. Perry
Barnab L. W.ery
William
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Joan W. McKia
Margaret Thornton
Lewis A. Jones
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Johanna Shallow
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Alexander D. Willard
Washington, D. C
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James White
John Reade
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G. W. Simmons & Son
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Jesus
A.j.ware
O. Prench
Col
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E. H. Goff
D.C. Martin
E. BH. Hastings
A. J. Ware & CO
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Lawrence Street
Washington St
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Penene
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Silver Lake Mining Co
Madison
Cold Hill Mining and Smelting Company
Len Mile District
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W. A. Wilde & Co
A. J. Ware
Supt. of Mines
J. O. Hudcutt
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Sheep Mountain
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Treasury
Silver Lake Mining Company
Madison, New Hampshire
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David L. Dodge
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Chas
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David. L. Dodge
Lincoln D.P. Rodfish
ALL Domingo Con. Mining Company
Silver Cliff
W. H. Barnum
S. W. Dorsey
N. B. Stevens
Broadway
Qhrowell Gold Mining Company
Bilesville
Stanly Co
N.C
Union Trust Company of New York
G. B. Flint
E.R. McCarty
WM. Brandreth
Treas
RK. Hall, Jr
Rk. A. Birdsall
R. Eames
Fice
Evil’s Basin Con. Mining CO
Placer County
W. F. Clewell
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L. F. Seaman
Taali Oe
Agle River Consolidated Mining CO
Eagle River
Summit County
Calvin T. Hulburd
E. A. Merritt
Martin Thatcher
Granville Gold Company
McDowell County
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Gen. Jno
E. Mulford
Hel Mulford
Thaddeus Judson
Dey Street
New York City
Jowland Chief Con. Mining Co
R.W. C. Merington
Orth Hite and Yosemite Gold Mining CO
Mariposa County
Cal
H. Spooner
J. F. Seaman
T. Wiliams
A. Elican and Dives Mining CO
Georgetown
Norvin Green
Geo. C. Wilde
Jyisfurhsit Consolidated Hampden Silver Mining Company
Hampden
F. M. Laughton
W.H. Strickland
E. C. Will
C. F. Bragg
George A. Wanley
F. Bragg
F. W. Hill
J. P. Tucker
Charles H. Dunton
Wheelwright and Clark’s
Casco Silver Mining Company
Acton
Samuel Hanson
Hiram Knowlton
James Sampson
W.G.C. Carney
C. H. Parsons
Middle Street
Portland
Ghanger Copper Mining CO
Bluehill
Henry N. Stone
Dexter H. Follett
Brownell Granger
Maine Tin Mining Company
Col Chas
H. Lewis
Sears
Sheffield Scientific School
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Bill Bay
Baeder, Adamson &C
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L. J. DE Angelis
J. Z. Westervelt
John G. Davids
D. G.galke
Charles H. P. Ripley
Cornelius W. Power
Thomas J. Creamer
B. F. Butler
Cal Lat Company
Cecy
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NEW England Railroad Company
First Mortgage
Geo. Win. Ballou & Co
Devonshire St
S Wall St
Union Pacific Railroad Co
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Congress St
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F. A. Hawley
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Devonshire
Water St., Cor
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Little Rock
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Ariz
Sycamore Spring Water Co
Sullivan Silver Mining Co
Tremont Silver Mining Co
Rowman Mining Co
Nevada
Plymouth Rock Mining Co
Minnesota Copper Mining Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Boston Stock and Exchange Boarch
Iseurch&co
Depository
Sir Joseph
Virginia
Kimball & Co
Henderson Bros
Depostory
Rockaway
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GC. T. Walker
Mammoth Horse and Carriage Bazaar
Portland Street
ERAN
Sprague & Co. General Auctioneers
Grand Junction Wharf
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Ben J. F. Bayley
Sheri
Mercantile Marine Ins. Co
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Pacitic Mills
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Pass
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Highland Street Railway Co
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Lynn Gas Light Co
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Edensburg
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Isas City
Topeka & Western R. R. Ts. Inc
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
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Imarge
Warren Avenue
Emerson
Newton Street
U’ely
M. R. Mansfield
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Bowler’s
BR. J. Lee
A. Mu
Kr, J. Ser
GEO. KR. Hichborn & CO
Court Street
Sharon
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Providence Station
George R. Hichborn & CO
Horatio Harris & Co
Union Wharf
Caleb
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Peert Street
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Rhodes & CO
Summer Street
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Reade &T
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A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding
Hoguet & CO
F.G. Wolbert
Townsend & Fargis
Leonard Street
Samuel Bunting
Lippincott, Son & CO
Moses Colman &Son National Horse and Carriage Mart
Friend Streets
Goth
Goddard
Baker
Sargent & Ham
0. H. Hantin& Co
Windsor
Merrill
Vermont
John B. Baker & Co
J. T. Smith
Victoria
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