Boston Common Guards Missing and Playground Opened
Disappeared wooden grass guards on the Common leave the yard open to all but set games. Boston stock speculators Kimball & Co. fail after market losses and deal failures. Caterpillars threaten trees as Supt Doogue pursues them. Boston Tow Boat Co. contracts for a new grain elevator to meet expected season growth. Merchants’ Association refers Nar ragansett freight loss to transportation committee with authority to hire counsel. Farm School Boys to see Pirates of Penzance with a balcony concert beforehand. Masons Cooperative Union officers elected. Police hearing on enforcing the Screen Law in Pemberton Square this forenoon with witnesses from Cambridge Party.
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Kilby Street
Boston
Doogue
Boston Tow-Boat Company
Boston Merchants’ Association
Narragansett
Committee On Transportation
Halleck
Alhambra
Picnic Season Picnics and Races Highlight Volume of Social Events
The Relief and Benefit Society of A Shuman & Co hosted a Strawberry Hill day with foot and wheelbarrow races, sprint events, and a two mile walk, followed by a banquet at Arlington House. The Terra Novian Association held a Silver Lake Grove day with boat races and a four car friendly contest. A children's excursion from South Boston sent 1,400 to Lake Walden near Concord, with $3,400 raised to date. Macallar Williams & Parker gave workers a Downer Landing trip, rain interrupting plans.
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Relief and Benefit Society
A.shuman & Co
Samuel Shuman
Strawberry Hill
Edward Fitzgerald
William McKenzie
George McManus
John Mahoney
Richar Hamilton
Mary Kelliher
Arlington House
A. & Lemuel Shuman
Ricer
Cuming
Ybody
Terra Novian Associa
Silver Lake Grove
St. Mary
West Ends
J.J. Bagley
Casey
Crowley
Association
Kenny
South Boston
P. J. McCormick
Cambridge
Peter J. O'Brien
Etween
Lake Walden
Concord
Macallar, Williams & Parker
Downer Lanning
Medfield Census and Local Industry Updates
Medfield reports 1364 residents, 275 polls, 276 dwellings, 8101 acres, and $1,064,850 valuation with $8,334 tax per thousand. Excelsior straw works to hire 300 workers this fall. season could top 690 employed. new boiler and Jarvis setting planned as felt and straw hat output nears 30,000 hats last season.
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Medfield
Excelsior
Real estate transfers list with multiple deeds and values
Emerson Street James T Penniman et ux to Francis James buildings and land 500 Seventh Street Hayward Livingston to Robert S Dean buildings and land 2600 WEST ROXBURY CHELSEA Arlington Street Loammi Chamberlain to Charles Lynde buildings and land 2000 REVERE
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Emerson Street
James T. Penniman
Francis James
Seventh Street
Hayward Livingston
Robert S. Dean
Chelsea
Arlington Street
Loammi Chamberlain
Charles Lynde
Revere
Henry A. Dean
Robert 5. Dean
Washington Street
Joseph Clapp
Dorchester man falls twelve feet from barn scaffold
Forrest Hardy of Dorchester fell twelve feet from a barn scaffold. He sustained injuries but is reported in a condition that warrants medical attention and observation.
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Forrest Hardy
Dorchester
Population shifts and events across New Hampshire
Census figures show Carroll county population at 18 212 while 1870 was 17 291. Weirs hosts veterans reunion Aug 31. Campaign events preview with Conkling Blaine slated to speak in Concord. County notes include incidents in Rochester and Ossipee, and various regional gatherings such as Freewill Baptist centennial at Weirs and Portsmouth alumni reunion.
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Coos County
Carroll County
Weirs
Samuel Webber
Manchester
Charlestown
Concord
Conkling and
Blaine
New Vermont slate quarry to open near Fair Haven
A new slate quarry said to rival Vermont sources will be opened a short distance north of Fair Haven. A Hancock and English flag was raised at the corner of Champlain and North streets in Burlington on Monday evening. Edward Short, 24, son of John M. Short of Hartland, shot himself in the head at Niagara Falls on Monday and is believed to be dying. He traveled to the Falls to die by his own hand. A Bellows Falls complaint names Robert Hill of Boston owner of a woollen mill at Cambridgeport, Vt, for an assault on worker James Leigh who was badly beaten on the face and head.
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Edward Short
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Robert Hill
Cambridgeport
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Notable Local Mishaps and Appointments Across New England
Wm. E. Healy of Rutland injured by a bull he keeps. Rev. E. S. Foster of North Adams found guilty of licentiousness and deceit by a Boston church committee. Five year old William Brown fatally scalded in a Ware wash tub of hot beer. Albert and Louis Simonds drown at Steod’s Pond Topsfield. James Illingworth named music supervisor for Springfield schools, replacing Amos Whiting. Mrs. Henry Walker injured by a hayload fall in Monroe. Acushnet and Wilbraham tax rates and valuations listed. Deerfield valuation and tax rate noted. Detective Philbrick reports James Keough’s past marriage and current bonds. Joseph G. Ball jailed at Newburyport for felonious assault with intent to rape.
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Rutland
Church Committee
Boston
Foster
North Adama
Wiliam Brown
Julia Brown
Ware
Topsfield
Albert Simonds
Louis
Steod
Simonds
Springfield
James A. Illingworth
Rockville
Amos Whiting
Henry Walker
Readsboro
Monroe
Acushnet
Wilbraham
Deerfield
Philbrick
James Keough
John Partlow
Lawrence
Keough
Rosa Partlow
Cheshire
England
Joseph G. Ball
Newburyport
Newport News Involving Ships and Society Events
The Wacienne frigate arrives at Newport from New York and salutes at Fort Adams and the torpedo station. Latchkey the steeplechaser reaches Newport with horses and staff. Democrats plan a ratification meeting on Exchange Place with Col Fellowes among speakers. An Admiral from the French frigate called at Goat Island. An unknown man was rescued after leaping from the Old Colony. Mrs J J Astor hosted a grand Newport ball with Hon William Evarts among the guests. A Newport woman lost 300 in greenbacks from a Fail River steamboat and 135 was recovered from the water.
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Newport
New York
Fort Adams
J. J. Bennett
Latchkey
France
Mr. Bennett
Democrats of Providence
Exchange Place
Soldier’s Monument
Col. Fellowes
Goat Island
Old Colony
John Jacob Astor
William M. Evarts
Casada
Drowning, sunstroke and grafting tales headline local notices
Reports recount Newell Olmstead drowning at Saugatuck after bathing, William Murphy found dead from sunstroke near Wolcottville, and ex-Judge Birdsall sending 20000 to bail Gen Morton in St. Louis. Lucy Osborn’s scalp grafting case in New York City hospital follows 1874 injury. A Hartford Charter Oak Park curiosity features oversized leather suspenders intended for a very strong man. The suspenders outlasted the tale.
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Wolcottville
Birdsall
Westport
Gen. Morton
National Liberal League
St. Louis
New Haven
Lucy Osborn
New Milford
St. Luke’s Hospital
New York
Charter Oak Park
Hartford
Arrival of Cleopatra's Needle in Good Condition
The Cleopatra's shaft aboard the steamer Dessauk arrived at quarantine in perfect condition despite a broken shaft during the voyage. The obelisk measures seventy feet eight inches at the base, weighs two hundred tons, and will be open to visitors off Hoboken.
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New York
Dessauk
Hoboken
Silas Boone
Internal Revenue
Boston
Hale
Boone
Brooklyn Eagle
John H. Knaebel
New
Maggie Abbott
Bucksport
Agquin
Charles Anderson
Horace Russell
Superior Court
Curtis
Fire tolls and losses across multiple cities on July 20
Fire reports from New York to Wisconsin detail varied damages. Wessler & Co. silk factory suffered 4 000 loss, Castle&Braid Co. 53 000, building losses up to 60 000 with potential rise to 100 000. Milton North Carolina tobacco factory loss 16 000 with 4 000 insured. James Cook Northumberland New Hampshire losses 2 500. Welch Clarkburg house fire 1 000. Fillmore Patterson Hutton storehouse 10 000. Lincoln John Lyner barn fire no insurance. Searle upholstery shop loss 1 800 insured 800. City Hotel Flint 7 000. Menosha Webster & Lawson saw mill 10 000.
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First Avenue
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Castle&Braid Company
Danville
Milton
N. C
George L. Smith
Hatcher & Stamps
Lancaster
N. H
James Cook
Northumberland
New Hampshire
Springfield
Noktth ApAms
Matthew Welch
Clarksburg
Denver
Col
Concord
John Lyner
Lincoln
Providence
R. J
James A. Searle
Contradictory Claims on Gulnare Seaworthiness
Ex engineer A L Kimpall and assistant J M Richardson arrive in New York from St Johns claiming Gulnare is utterly unseaworthy after boilers and fire boxes collapse. They urge Board of Arctic Exploration to charter Bear for the voyage or delay the expedition. captain disputes their assessment and notes repairs nearly complete.
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Gulnare
A. L. Kimpall
J. M. Richardson
St. Johns
N. F
Washington
Board of Arctic Exploration
Howgate
Palmer
Arctic
Lieut. Crane
Watchman's Neglect Causes Freight Derailment in Hartford
Hartford July 20 An up freight on the Connecticut Valley Railroad derailed on the dyke near the city. Conductor Julius Bacon killed, engineer Frank Sheeman badly injured, fireman William Stanton bruised. Night watchman blamed for improper switch. In South Norwalk two workmen Warren Mead and George Hunt were struck by the 11 o'clock New York and New Haven express at Rye crossing. Mead died shortly after. Hunt died instantly.
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Frank Sheeman
William Stanton
Bacon
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New York
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Rye
Warren Mead
George Hunt
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