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The Boston Post describes its newspaper layout across pages with sections on latest reports by telegraph and mail, local and general news, personal items, obituaries, and a second page covering vacation missions, Ohio campaigns, and regional districts. The third page includes financial markets, marriages and deaths, railroad matters, court records, and mining matters. The fourth page presents local summaries, ship news, hotel arrivals, and meteorological reports.
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Telegraph and Mail
Ohio
San Juan
Eird
Portsmouth Fire Destroys Stables and Hotel
A major blaze in Portsmouth on Vaughan street destroyed Henry R. Stoddard’s extensive stables and the nearby Gibson house. At least 26 horses perished, with total losses around $50,000. The fire threatened the navy yard and spread to nearby roofs before being contained, damaging the old Cameneum stable landmark and injuring no one seriously.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Henry R. Stoddard
Vaughan Street
Gibson House
Navy Yard Fire Department
Joseph
Grant
Stoddard
Cameneum
Codfish contest yields top prizes to Sumner pair
Yesterday's fishing trip attracted a large party as Stephen Sumner of Milton won first prize and a second prize for the two heaviest codfish. J P Thompson of Everett earned third money for the next largest cod. The steamer departs Salem today with the Light Infantry and guests for Provincetown, then sails Wednesday for a north shore run and Friday to the Isles of Shoals.
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Stephen Sumner
Milton
J. P. Thompson
Everett
Salem
Light Infantry
Provincetown
North Shore
Isles of Shoals
Summers Away From Charlestown Notable Personalities
A long column lists Col John H Studley Jr and family skirting Charlestown for Saugus, Brown University pres Robison heading to Colorado, Mrs Vogl nesting in Maine, and many others including Walter Tiffany and E B Haskell at Fort Point. It notes travel by ship, yacht expeditions, and summer residences from Maine to New York, with brief social sketches and a Boston steamer passenger list.
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John H. Studley, Jr
Charlestown
Saugus
Frank Haneman
Young's Hotel
Vogl
The
Woman’s Journal
Squirrel Island
Maine
Robinson
Brown University
Colorado
David Dudley Field
Kaaterskill
George Lowther
West Fiftieth Street
N. Y
West Hampton
L. I
W. T. Perrin
Monument Square
M. E
White Mountains
Bisinewill
Augusta
Walter C. Tiffany
Will E. Haskell
E. B. Haskell
Boston Herald
Fort Point
Issa
Henry Brower
Waverly
Neb
Alonzo Conley
Detroit
The Telegraphers Strike Leaves Telegraph Service Limited
New York July 23 reports show no change in the telegraphers strike. Western Union delivers about half its usual business with many offices closed or delaying messages while strikers at Irving Hall vow to hold firm. Public sentiment and potential rival solutions loom as talks stall and officials warn of long repairs if operations resume.
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Boston Post
New York
Western Union Company
Somerville
Irving Halls
Thomas O’ Reilly
Wheatstone
Western Union
Cotton Exchange
Memphis
United States
Brotherhood
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chicago
Charlotte
N. C
The
Rapid Company
Telegraph
Boston
Rapid
Codman Hall
Boston and Maine
Associated Press
Western Union Telegraph Company
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
State Department
Cincinnati
Thomas Roche
Duxbury
Nova Scotia
Clinch
Capes Breton
Charles A. Tinker
Oil Exchange
Oil City
Bradford
Cleveland
Detroit
Mich
Strikers Add Members in Boston Western Union Row
The Western Union strike widens as veteran Boston battery man John Hutchinson and his assistant join the strikers, leaving the Boston office without a battery man. Other accessions and legal actions threaten the company, while the American Rapid Telegraph reports unchanged operations and attempts to reopen offices.
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American Rapid Telegraph Company
Broad Street
Jay Gould
Cyrus W. Field
Brotherhood
General Reports on Telegraph Strikes Across Cities
Washington reports private subscriptions for strikers, with government offices noting delays yet no major disruption. Western Union and Baltimore offices maintain adequate staff, while Philadelphia welcomes a striker back to work. Chicago resumes full operations, and Detroit notes slight operator gains as nationwide tension persists.
Indians lease western reservation for grazing profits
Advices from the Indian territory report the Arapaho and Cheyenne lease of western reservation lands for grazing at nearly 863,000 per year payable semi annually in cash and cattle. The tribes begin a cattle business with 800 cows and 25 blooded bulls, aided by the government to invest cattle into a common herd, with Congress asked to appropriate up to 1000000. The herd may be worth 3600000 after ten years, endorsed by Secretary Teller and others.
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St. Louis
Indian Territory
United States Government
Interior Department
Congress
Consolidation Planned for Lowell and Middlesex Electric
A preliminary meeting in Lowell Massachusetts outlines the consolidation of the Lowell Electric Light company with the Middlesex Electric company. The merged firm will take on the old company’s extra plant, adopt the Thomson Houston system, and increase capital to 150600 dollars with W A Ingham L D Downs and J A Knowles Jr named directors. The transfer will be immediate and the old charter will be surrendered.
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Lowell
Mass
Lowell Electric Light Company
Middlesex Electric Company
Thomson-Houston
W. A. Ingham
L. D. Downs
J. A. Knowles, Jr
Ordinary robbery attempt at Monterey consulate
Reports of the Monterey robbery are exaggerated. It was a simple attempt at theft, likely timed with the absence of the consul. Mr. Shaw was not seriously harmed.
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Monterey
Mex
Shaw
Eight Men Lose Lives In Geddes Blast Furnace
A furnace accident at Geddes near Syracuse today killed eight workers who had entered to rebuild the lining. The old lining collapsed as brick and mortar weighing about a hundred tons fell upon them, killing all instantly. The victims were married with families.
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Syracuse
N. J
Geddes
Tailor Conrad Behrman Dies After Arsenic Intake
Norwich, July 23. Conrad Behrman a 25 year old tailor unmarried took arsenic this afternoon and died tonight. He had recently been disinherited by his German father and was discharged from his job this morning. His act appears to be a despairing response to these troubles.
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Norwich
Conn
Conrad Behrman
Germany
Deadly blasts and cyclone wrecks across Minnesota
A sweeping cyclone swept southern Minnesota on Saturday level ing towns and farms. Dozens killed and many injured as trains derailed, buildings unroofed, and households destroyed from Dodge to Wabasha counties. Widespread damage estimated in the hundreds of thousands with oaths of concern from Mantorville to Owatonna and beyond.
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ChicaGo
Blue Earth
Waseca
Steele
Olmsted
Wabasha
Owatonna
Hitchcock
Minnesota
Mantorville
Dodge County
Minn
Dantley
Eugene Irish
C. H. Thompson
S. D. Ingersoll
J. B. Coppers
H. McFarland
Charles Darling
T. C. Davis
Peter Frederick
H. Dodd
Mr. Dodd
Mr. Brooks
E. Glasby
Congregational Church
Claremont Street
J. Crouch
M. H. Hubbard
C. F
W.H. Crandall
A. H. Williams
Rochester
Frederick Morgan
W. H. Morgan
W. R. Rogers
C. H. Cumming
Winona
D. B. Brookelman
Frederick Brookelman
Thayer
Plainview
Edith Delton
Frank Kessler
John Townsend
New Jersey
Asbury Park
N. J
Disgraceful Quarrel in a Buffalo Church Ends in Riot
Buffalo, July 23. At St Stanislaus Catholic church a quarrel between supporters of Rev Frank Charvanix and Rev John Pitass escalated into a riot. Charvanix led a campaign against beer and saloon music, provoking threats and vandalism including the destruction of a saloon opposite the church. A crowd of about 1,000 Poles gathered, stones and missiles were thrown at police, two officers were struck, arrests followed.
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Buffalo
N. Y
St. Stanislaus
Frank Charvanix
John Pitass
Pitass
Charvanix
Western Union Seeks modification of injunction on dividends
The Western Union Telegraph Company asks a court to modify Judge Arnoux’s December injunction restricting January dividends unless a compensation bond is posted. If appeals court rules the stock illegal, the motion aims to apply the order to July dividends. The return date is the 30th before Judge Ingraham. Separately, abolition reunion leader Albert O. Wilcox announces a October celebration for the City Anti-slavery Society’s 50th anniversary. Relics of Washington Market are being torn down for a new market line. Tribune Fresh Air Fund sends 225 Chenango County children for two weeks in the country.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Arnoux
Court of Appeals
Ingraham
Albert O. Wilcox
City Anti-slavery Society
Tabernacle Church
Washington Market
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Chenango County
Revolutionists Hold Miriogane Region Amid Quiet Tension
Port au Prince reports rebels retain control of Miragoné as government troops muster around 9,000. The Egalite steamer ferries supplies to troops while Jeremie remains in rebel hands after a decisive clash. Quiet in other areas stems from fear of a widespread massacre between races.
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Port AU Prince
Mirigoane
Haytien
Egalite
Poe
Jeremie
Atlantic Yacht Club Fleet Arrives After 60 Mile Run
The Atlantic Yacht club fleet reached New London in a 60 mile run from Black Rock. The schooner Atlanta captained by Vermilye led at 3:26 PM, followed by Roamer, Fanita, Waterwitch, Peerless, Grayling, Crusader, Stella, Crocodile, Pirate, Gleam, Viola, Enterprise, Romeyn, and Haze. They sail again at 9:30 AM tomorrow toward Greenport to spend the day.
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New Loxpons
Conn
Atlantic Yacht Club
Black Rock
Atlanta
Commodore Vermilye
Roamer
Fanita
Waterwitch
Peerless
Grayling
Crusader
Stella
Crocodile
Pirate
Gleam
Viola
Enterprise
Romeyn
Haze
Greenport
Newspaper snippet with sport scores and Angostura bitters
At New York Metropolitan five athletic one. At Buffalo Buffalo three Boston two. At St Thomas Ont Detroit five Atlantic of St Thomas one. Do not forget ten drops Angostura Bitters in Lemonade or Soda. Ensure genuine Angostura by Segert and Sons DS J G B.
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New York
Metropolitan
Athletic
Buffalo
Boston
St. Thomas
Detroit
Atlantic
Segert & Sons
Mackerel Fishing Outlook Dims in Gloucester
Gloucester July 23 The outlook for a favorable mackereling season is far from encouraging. For the first time in many years a portion of the fleet is discouraged by lack of tag and other adverse conditions affecting fishing operations and prospects.
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Gloucester
Mass
Gloucester Fishermen Struggle for Bay of St Lawrence Ports
Twenty six Gloucester vessels and ten from other ports reported in the Bay of St Lawrence with no favorable ports. Half a dozen sailed south Thursday to seek nearer home. Nine barrels arrived at the port today. The schooner Phanton carried 40 barrels of large mackerel caught off Barnstable selling at $16 per barrel in pickle.
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Bay of St. Lawrence
Gloucester
Phanton
Barnstable
Divided Opinion Over Suez Canal Agreement In Cabinet
London reports a split in the British cabinet over completing the Suez canal pact with M de Lesseps. Gladstone said Parliament would not sanction the agreement this session and urged eventual international control. Cholera spreads in Egypt with high fatalities. Smyrna quarantine tightens as evictions in Bulak worsen.
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Egypt
London
the Times
Gladstone
House of Commons
M. de Lesseps
Charles Rivers Wilson
Paris
United States
Smyrna
Cairo
Bulak
Turah
Wood
Abbaseness
Times
United Kingdom
The Institute Fair Preparations Under Way
The Institute fair building buzzes with workmen laying foundations erecting exhibits and arranging spaces for arrivals. North Carolina will stake a 50 by 150 foot centre floor display showcasing state resources and railroads. Capt. F. W. Clark and John T. Patrick lead the state commission in finalizing arrangements.
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North Carolina
F. W. Clark
Wilmington
John T. Patrick
Wadesboro
N. C
Navy Yard Notices Improve Security and Work Beat
Passed Assistant Surgeon Whiting goes on leave while Capt Chandler is housebound and Capt Sull acts. Private Roper discharged. Sgt Gallagher transfers within Portsmouth yard. Police force reorganized. six watches cut to four with three men per watch. Bell ringing hours set and Chelsea gates open only during bell. Bell ringer position abolished. Shenandoah work proceeds faster, workers aim to prove yard capabilities by meeting deadline.
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R. W. Whiting
United States
Wabash
Ralph Chandler
U.S. N
Navy Yard
Sull
Thomas Roper
Marine Barracks
Marine Barracks Monday, His Term of Enlistment Having Expired. Sergt
W. T. Gallagher
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Chelsea Street
Chandler
Rumors Stir Over New Hampshire Senate Ballot Plans
Coxcorp July 23 A small legislature crowd expects a full vote for U S senator tomorrow with no change in lines last week. A caucus call may form if enough Republicans sign this week. Rumors say Tappan gains, or Ossian Kay could be a Lancaster compromise candidate.
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Coxcorp
N. H
United States
Tappan
Ossian Kay
Lancaster
California stallion Director wins open to alt stallion race
In Chicago July 23 the open to alt stallion heat, unfinished Saturday after a clash with Monroe Chief and Black Cloud, was won by California stallion Director. Afterward judges deemed the track unsafe and the free for all among St. Julien Edwin Thorne and Fannie Witherspoon was postponed indefinitely.
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Chicago
Monroe Chief
Black Cloud
California
Director
Dipocioe
Zik I Monroe
Seule Gs
St. Julien
Edwin Thorne
Fannie Witherspoon
World bicycle championship race results in Washington
The 10 mile world championship race at Athletic Park was won by John Prince of this city in 23 minutes 53.6 seconds, with H W Higham of Nottingham finishing in 53 minutes 38.49 seconds. A 2 mile race between Charles Fraser of Bustleton New Jersey and H oe of England was won by Higham in six minutes.
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Washington
John 5
Prince
H. W. Higham
Nottingham
England
Athletic Park
Higham
Charles Fraser
Bustleton
N. J
H.oe
President Leaves Hotel For Dispatch To Sail For New York
Care May July 723. Resident Arthur arrived with his daughter Nellie on the Dispatch. They were taken to a hotel and later the president left the hotel for the beach. The beach was brilliantly illuminated. The Dispatch then sailed away for New York.
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Care May
N. J
Arthur
United States
Dispatch
Nellie
New York
Car ney hospital penk to be held at Forest garden
Arrangements for the annual Car ney hospital penk at Forest garden on August 2 are nearing completion. Plans include electric lighting for the garden at night as sub-committees finalize duties and details.
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Carney Hospital
Forest Garden
Maine News Highlights From Presumpscot Bridge To Banks
A Maine item reports the Presumpscot river bridge owned by Westbrook Manufacturing collapsed with six coal cars, injuring no one named. Arrests in Boothbay include George Boss on rape charges, with Rhode Island and Massachusetts warrants noted. A fatal duel-like shooting near Chapman plantation leaves John Hanson dead and Swanback to be arrested. Bank data shows total deposits rising to $30,147,703.73 across 54 banks, with reserve funds up and various shifts in investments and real estate holdings.
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Presumpscot River
Westbrook Manufacturing Ces
George Boss
Boothbay
Lonsdale
R. I
Massachusetts
Wiscasset
Rhode Island
Chapman Plantation
Presque Isle
John Swanback
John Hanson
Swanback
Hanson
Maine
Examiner Richards
Augusta
Bridgton
Dexter
Kennebec
Lubee
People’s Twenty-five Cent
Bath
South Berwick
United States
State of Maine
Monadnock Fire Insurance movement gains Keene backing
In Keene and Cheshire county a group of prominent citizens backs formation of a joint stock fire insurance company to be called the Monadnock Fire Insurance company. The plan aims for early organization amid local support and public interest. Meanwhile six months ago John Johnson and family arrived from London at Halifax and separated, with the wife and five children wandering Maine seeking work. They reached Dover destitute last Friday and received charity. Johnson is not believed to have deserted them, suggesting an accident may have befallen him.
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Coleman
Hill
Chicago Custom House
Chicago
Bartlett, Robins & Co
Newton
Folger
James C. Hallock, Jr
M. D
Brooklyn
N. Y
Arthur
Treasury
Congress
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McLellan
Alexander
Mr. Totten
Messrs. Patterson and
Thayer
Totten
Elmer
Auditor of the Treasury
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the Treasury
Department of Justice
Greenland
Keene
Monadnock Fire Insurance Company
Cheshire County
John Johnson
Halifax
London
Johnson
Portland
Maine
Dover
Tax rate held at sixty cents per thousand in Lawrence
Lawrence maintains a 60 cent per thousand tax rate, unchanged from 1882. The news item also reports drownings and accidents, including Thomas McHugh who died while bathing in the Merrimac river at Lowell, and John Heyward of Ashby who fell from a barn scaffold, fracturing his skull and breaking multiple ribs leading to his death.
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Lawrence
Thomas McHugh
Merrimac
Lowell
John Heyward
Ashby
Emerson Watson
Cornelius Shay
North Adams
Pittsfield
Troy and
Boston
Rhode Island Fatalities and Bridge Commission Appointed
Thomas Prior, 386, of Cranston, killed himself on Sunday by Paris green. John Hurley, 26, a stone cutter, died after being struck on the Providence Grove street railroad line Monday morning. Gov. Bourn names George E. Newell of Pawtucket and Joseph P. Colton of Newport as Rhode Island commissioners to build a bridge across the Seekonk River.
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Thomas Prior
Cranston
Paris Green
John Hurley
Grove Street
Providence
Bourn
George E. Newell
Pawtucket
Joseph P. Colton
Newport
Rhode Island
Seekonk River
Committee to raise funds for New Haven hospital expansion
A committee led by ex-Gavaguas aims to raise 50000 dollars to widen the New Haven hospital which has long overflowed. Last quarter receipts totaled 8073 while expenses reached 10695. John Castagnetti, 18, who fatally shot Italian gardener Joseph Rizzo on Saturday night, was captured near Milford Monday and will face trial Saturday. He is frightened and likely to plead self defense.
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Gavaguas
New Haven Hospital
John Castagnetti
Joseph Rizzo
Gardner
Milford
Salem probate court lists wills proved and inventories filed
In the probate court before Judge Choate on Monday wills for David Gerrish Salisbury Joseph J Ireson Lynn Mary Poore West Newbury Patrick Savage Lynn were proved. Inventories were filed for Charles W Chapman Ipswich 5812 George W Davis Haverhill 11493 18 George Currier Salem 11804 David Larcom Beverly 4284 Benjamin S Orne Marblehead 1102 John Trow Hamilton 3871 50 Elijah C Spinney Beverly 1618 06 Sarah W Phillips Andover 11746 Francis D Johnson North Andover 3283 87 Manasseh Brown Ipswich 27026 75 Michael ONeil Salisbury 3188 05 Ann Collins Salisbury 14599 24 Moses Coffin Newbury 6225 30.
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Salisbury
Joseph J. Ireson
Lynn
Mary Poore
West Newbury
Patrick Savage
Charles W. Chapman
Ipswich
George W. Davis
Haverhill
George Currier
Salem
David Larcom
Beverly
Benjamins. Orne
Marblehead
John Trow
Hamilton
Elijah C. Spinney
Sarah W. Phillips
Andover
Francis D. Johnson
North Andover
Manasseh Brown
Michael O'Neil
Ann Collins
Moses Coffin
Newbury
North River
Common Council
Aldermanic Room
Tusus B. Gifford
Nto
Marsh's Contempt and the Tewksbury Book Case
A Boston Post letter argues Burnham v Morrissey set a precedent that contempt persists when a party refuses a committee order to produce private books. It compares Burnham's voluntary appearance and refusal with Marsh Jr who declined producing a book held as private property. The piece urges swift committee action to uphold the investigation.
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Boston Post
Supreme Court
Burnham
Morrissey
Gray
Thomas J. Marsh, Jr
Tewksbury Almshouse
Marsh
George P. Burnham
Melrose
State Liquor Agency
House of Representatives
Liquor Agency
Commission
Liquor Commission
Charles Hale
House
Bunham
Suffolk County
Suffolk
Marsh, Jr
Tewksbury
Nourse
Centenary observance planned for King Solomon lodge of Masons
Preparations are under way for the centennial celebration of King Solomon lodge of Masons to be held September 11 with an oration by Hon. Edwin Wright, D. G. M., recounting the organization’s history. A banquet will follow in the upper Masonic hall with guests including Samuel GC Lawrence, Gov. Butler, and Mayor Palmer. An English picnic is set for Highland grove on Monday the 10th, with old English games and merriment. A Boston turnout will offer free newsboy excursions down the harbor with dinner and band music. The Boston United Hand and Hand association holds its third annual picnic at Apollarden Monday, July 50. The Irish National Land League delegates’ central branch meets at 34 Essex Street Friday evening. St. Mary’s Young Men’s Catholic Temperance Society hosts its eighth annual picnic at Lake Walden Concord Thursday with athletic events. The Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters holds its fourth annual picnic at Highland Lake grove on Tuesday, Aug. 7.
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King Solomon Lodge of Masons
Edwin Wright
Masonic Hall
Samuel GC
Lawrence
Gov
Butler
Palmer
Highland
Grove
Order of the Sons of 5R
George
Boston
Sonny
Old
Merrie England
Newsboys
Boston United Hand and Hand Association
Apollarden
Central Breanch
Irish National Land League
Essex Street
St. Mary’s Young Men’s Catholic Temperance Society
Lake Walden
Concord
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Highland Lake Grove
Second annual Boston Schwaben picnic at Amory Grove
The Boston Schwaben Society held its second annual picnic at Amory Grove in Boston Highlands on Monday afternoon and evening. A large crowd attended with nearly 2,000 people on the grounds during the afternoon as national games were enjoyed including a rabbit race and sack race among other sports.
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Boston Schwaben Society
Schwaben
Germany
Amory Grove
Boston Highlands
Notable deaths and careers in Nineteenth Century figures
Obituary notices recount Hon Ginery Twichell’s career from mail contracts and stage routes to railroad leadership and political service. Gen E O C Ord and Commodore Wm N Jeffers are listed among other Civil War veterans and public figures who died in July, with brief biographical details and origins.
City Hall Notes: Meeting Petition and Steamship Trial
Denis Kearney has petitioned to use Faneuil Hall for a public meeting on Thursday evening. City officials plan a trial trip of the new steamer Taurus from Liverpool wharf at 1 PM to Portsmouth, N H. Rumor suggests Alderman Slade will resign from the improved sewerage committee.
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Denis Kearney
Faneuil Hall
Taurus
Iron Steamship Company
Liverpool
Portsmouth
N. H
City Hall
Slade
Family of Brenson charged with manslaughter
Waterbury authorities arrest the father mother and brother of Caroline Brenson after her death from malpractice last week. They are held for examination on Wednesday.
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Waterbury
Conn
Caroline Brenson
Business troubles attach Jones Jones Lawson cotton firms Windsor
The property of Jones Lawson Co cotton manufacturers Windsor Vermont and the Jones Lawson Machine were attached for the benefit of creditors. It notes not entering into details of the difficulties faced by American women but praises Lydia J Pinkham's Great Remedy for widespread popularity.
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Jones, Lawson & Co
Windsor, Vt
Jones & Lawson
Lydia J. Pinkham
Congress Spring Water Purity Critique and Ad Claims
The piece condemns mineral springs that mimic Congress Spring by adding acids to their bottled water to preserve contents. It warns against digestive, kidney, and blood impurity harms from harsh waters and notes these rival products eventually crystallize with lime and iron after storage. It mentions draught sales and ends with an address.
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Hanover
Vermont
Passaimpsic Railroad
Wm. N. Jeffers
United States Navy
Bright
Commodore Jeffers
W. C. Palmer
Ocean Grove
Methodist E — Church
Guide To
Russell W. Norton
Governor’s Foot Guards
Knight Templar
New Haven
Minnie
Donald McKay
Warm Spring
San Francisco
Warm Springs
Oregon
Hiram Lynch
Cedar Hill Avenue
John W. Gale
East Kingston
William H. Delano
East Boston
Scituate
Deacon Job Richards
Webster
Frank Carpenter
Glendale
Martin J. Crawford
Supreme Court of Georgia
Columbus
Thomas Rawson Birks
City Hall Notes
Congrees and Empire Spring CO
Saratoga Springs, N
Geo. W. Gregerson
Central ST
WMD Mur
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga
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