Boston News in Brief from City Events and Observations
Several short items note local happenings including a water quality comparison between Cochituate and Mystic, a street defect near Centre Street, a judge of the peace appointment in Suffolk, and Northern Pacific's agent in town. Reports cover fund-raising for a poor children excursion, a moonlight regatta, large Sunday school picnic attendance, postponed YMCA excursion, a ninth annual reunion, a fatality inquest, Unity Lodge outings, a poison scare debunk, busy coal wharves, recent arrivals and cargo, gasoline lamp experiments paused, parochial school visit to a museum, cadet nominations, ferry renovations, Mount Pleasant rail line expansion, a new lead works board, limited council excursion interest, a poem pamphlet, excursion pamphlets, cattle and sheep receipts and shipments, pardons for inmates, and butter and beef shipments by rail.
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Wm. C. Andrus, Esq
General Eastern
Northern Pacific Railroad
South Boston
Highland Lake Grove
Boston Light Infantry
Palmer Great Hull House
Buzzard’s Bay
Company C
Jas. A.wade
Fourth
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Clark’s Pavilion
Strawberry Hill
Nantasket Beach
St. Mary’s
Cambridgeport
Bowman
Alonzo Evens McIntire
Medford
Annapolis
Charles French Williams
Somerville
East Boston
Ben Franklin
Atlantic Docks
Highland Railway Company
Mount Pleasant
Boston and Maine
Shawmut Avenue
Dudley Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Oakland Garden
Boston Lead Manufacturing Company
Boston Lead
Samuel Little
W.J. Bride
William P. Hunt
Charles M. Clapp
Phineas B. Smith, Jr
Jacob Pfaff
Thomas F. Temple
William G. Thacher
William H. Whitmore
Dover Seventy-Five Hour Race Continues With Ten Runners
Attendance remains strong in Dover as the seventy five hour race narrows to ten contestants. Withdrawals include Barber, Smith, Vesazie, O Connor, Vere, King, Dalton, Sullivan, Cannon, and Paul with times and miles listed. Hichborn leads with rapid miles and Campana entertains spectators with eccentric pace and music responsive bursts. A Dover excursion train is planned to view the event.
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Barber
Smith
Vesazie
O’connor
Johnny Morgan
McLaughlin
Craft
Lacouse
Perry
Hichborn
Hanson
Campana
Coughlin
Toole
Rock- Wood
Hansom
Sport
Rockwood
Dover
N. H
Boston and Albany Station Plan Proposed by Directors
At a special meeting President D Waldo Lincoln presented a scheme to convert the large brick freight house on Kneeland Street into a passenger depot with entrances on Kneeland Lincoln and Utica streets. The 460 by 120 foot brick structure would provide waiting rooms and offices about twenty feet high while the main section rises fifty feet. The plan would cost about 15 thousand dollars less than a new depot, retain the current passenger station for a time, and require a new freight house on Albany Street land. Directors favored the plan but deferred a decision for detailed plans and estimates.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
D. Waldo Lincoln
Kneeland Street
Lincoln
Utica
Old Colony
Albany Street
Business Troubles in Boston Credit Settlements
Jay O Berry & Co groceries Georgetown seeks 25 cents on the dollar to cash and secured notes with likely acceptance by creditors. James L Humphreys Bedford assigns. F A Farwell Worcester offers 10 cents. Horace S Fitch Alford fails. Mitchell & Co Boston owes 25,234 with assets 4,165 and 12 percent offer. Thayer Co Weymouth raises offer to 50 cents. Miss M J Bernard Boston millinery owes about 7,200, offers 15 cents cash. some creditors have signed the compromise.
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J. O. Berry
J. O. Berry & Co
Georgetown
Boston
James L. Humphreys
New Bedford
F. A. Farwell
Worcester
Horace
Fitch
Alford
Mitchell & Co
Washington Street
C. H H. Thayer & Co
Weymouth
J. B. Harden
Charles A. Browning & Co
M. J. Bernard
Bernard
Massachusetts Soldiers' Home site proposals meet stalemate
The Board of Trustees of the Massachusetts Soldiers' Home has advertised for site proposals for weeks but no offers proved advantageous. Suitable estates are priced too high, unlike other states which offer land or donations. Trustees plan to meet again in September and may reopen the process with new proposals if needed.
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Soldiers’ Home
Massachusetts
Union
Police decision over conductors route and liquor licenses granted
The Police Commissioners found conductor S P Dickey admitted driving his car along the Summer to Federal route instead of Chauncy Harrison Beach as ordered. The fast driving charge was withdrawn and both road presidents notified to prevent repetition. Four liquor licenses were granted, seven regranted, four transferred, transfers not granted.
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The
Middlesex Railroad
S. P. Dickey
South Boston Road
Federal Street
Federal and Beach
Chauncy Street
Harrison Avenue
Beach Street
South Boston
Boots and shoes trade sale opens at Devonshire Street warerooms
Messrs Johnson Moody and Co held their first full trade sale of boots and shoes at 272 Devonshire Street forenoon Thursday. Prominent buyers from across the country attended including Goldsmith Brothers Scranton J H Locke West Wheeling M W Cogswell Ohio M W Moon Easton M Strauss Cincinnati C H B Rousse New York D ONeil Charleston J Bakenstein Cincinnati and others. Auctioneer F H Nazro oversaw about 1000 sample lots and around 1200 cases were sold with generally good prices and lively bidding. Nearly all lots found buyers.
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Messrs. Johnson
Moody & Co
Devonshire Street
Goldsmith Brothers
Scranton
J. H. Locke
West Wheeling
W. Va
M. W. Cogswell
Ohio
M. W. Moon
Easton
M. Strauss
Cincinnati
C. H. B. Rousse
New York
D. O'Neil
Charleston
Carter's Band Concert at Bos'on Common July 25 1873
The programme to be performed on Bos'on Common Friday Evening July 25 1873 by Carter's Band starting 7 30 includes Adolph March overtures Zigeunerin Waltz Artusklange Cornet Solo Ile a Enghien Serenade Eine Sommernacht Fantasia Romaneska When the quiet moon is beaming De Waltz Pinafore Reverie Departed Days Galop Pomona Conducted by T M Carter with Mr Louis Leutner and Mr Gael Sullivan and HiKkOM i.
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Bos
Carter
Adolph
Michaelas
Zigeumerin
Artusklange
Cornet Solo
Ile
Enghien
William H. Champers
Karitone
eSchoendorf
de Waltz
Galop
Pomona
Insolvency Court Holds First Meetings in Suffolk
In Suffolk County Insolvency Court Judge McKim presided on Thursday forenoon. Leonard W. Smalley cigar dealer Scollay square and Kenrick & Webster East Boston bridge builders chose assignees Thomas Savage and Henry B. Fiske respectively. Johnson & Bigelow petition for Hiram B. Tripp insolvent was dismissed. N. F. Fenno & Co. creditors receive 14 percent dividend. 12 percent to N. F. Fenno creditors.
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Suffolk County
McKim
Leonard W. Smalley
Scollay Square
Kenrick & Webster
East Boston
Smalley
Thomas Savage
Henry B. Fiske
Johnson & Bigelow
Hiram B. Tripp
N. F. Fenno & Co
N. F. Fenno
Harbor and Land Commissioners Hold Second Meeting
The Harbor and Land Commissioners met at 11 o'clock Thursday in Pem berton square rooms with Mason and Nye present. They heard the Fall River Warren and Providence Railroad Company's request to approve plans for reconstructing bridges over Lees and Coles rivers without draw spans. W. F. Choate spoke for the petitioners, presenting the plans as witnesses testified no drawn bridges were necessary. The commissioners took the matter under advisement.
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Harbor and Land Commissioners
Pemberton Square
Mason and Nye
Fall River
Warren and
Brighton District residents press grade request for high school yard
A Brighton District petition seeks grading of the High school house yard. A sub-committee of the Committee on Public Buildings visited the premises. Street commissioners issued a notice to lay out Phillips street at the Highlands. Wayfarers' Lea steam heating contract awarded to Walker & Pratt for 1041 dollars after seven bids. Improved Sewerage committee recommends extra pay to Hoblitzell & Co. for brick masonry and excavation relief to prevent contract abandonment.
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Brighton
Alderman Slade
Barry
Tucker
Phillips Street
Highlands
Tremont
Smith Street
Lea
Hawkins Street
Walker & Pratt Manufacturing Company
Committee
Hoblitzell & Co
Washington Village
Board of Aldermen
Columbus Avenue
A. L. Haskell & Co
Committee On
Tennycourt
Joy Street
Charles A. Morgan
Richard Falvey
Winthrop Avenue
Committee On Soldiers’ Relief
Common Council
Committee On Water
Boston Water Board
Infant Body Found in Boston River Near Sixth Street
The body of a female infant was found floating in the water near Sixth street in South Boston on Thursday afternoon. It was delivered to an undertaker and Medical Examiner Draper was notified.
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Sixth Street
South
Boston
Draper
Forepaughs Great Show Heads to Town for Four Days
Forepaughs monster menagerie and classic moral circus opens Tuesday July 29 with two daily performances for four days. The complex claims three trains to move twelve Asiatic elephants a giraffe hippo and fifty four cages of wild animals. featured riders include Robert Stickney Miss A Carroll and a seven horse troupe. The Boston museum hosts Pinafore in its seventy third performance with eleven weeks of shows. Oakland Garden evenings draw thousands seeking relief from heat and business in a pleasant setting. Park Theatre bills Rice Surprise Party in Revels an extravagant revival with strong scenery and comic leads continuing this week.
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Robert Stickney
Equestriennes
Miss A. Carroll
Oakland Garden
Parrk
Boston
City politics and street overseer dispute in Newton
Newton reports on the selection deadlock for Superintendent of Streets after A R Carter’s resignation. Mayor Fowle nominates William F E Fuller as Overseer of Highways. Morgan is removed amid dispute. Aldermen elect Dwight Chester as alderman and discuss sinking fund commissioners amid contrasting legal opinions. Mystic water concerns prompt health actions and filtration calls. Naval Cadetship exams held. McIntire and Williams named top candidates from Somerville area.
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A. R. Carter
Waltham
Fowle
Board of Aldermen
William FE. Fuller
D. C. Morgan
Alderman Barnes
Noyes
Barnes
Morgan
Highway Committee
John P. Healy
Boston
Peter Thatcher
Healy
Isaac T. Burr
Alden Sneare
Wills Joyed-Jacob Taber Executors and Others Bond Details
Executors named for Stoughton Eliza Taber and Solar Taber bond amounts 3500 and 3000. Milton Charles Ferry and Rhoda Ferry executrix bond 4000. Weymouth Harmony Gardner and Edward Powers executor bond 3000. Stoughton Charlie Goward and Sally Goward executrix bond 2600. Administration grants include Elisha Horton New York to George Horton Stoughton bond 500. Jane Weather Randolph to Seth Mann. Susan Alden Randolph to George Prescott. Guardian Elvira Hale Hyde Park bond 2000. Ellen Burgess trustee bond 20000.
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Jacob Taber
Stoughton
Eliza F
Solar A. Taber
Charles B. Ferry
Milton
Rhoda Ferry
Executrix
Harmony C. Gardner
Weymouth
Edward B. Powers
Charlies F. Goward
Sally A. Goward
Elvira Hale
Hydery
Alfred S
Ralph I. Hale
Fish Hawk named for new Gloucester steamer and fish work
Gloucester reports detail a new fish commission steamer to be named the Fish Hawk with 146 feet 9 inches length and 27 feet beam, fitted for dredging and preservation. Includes notes on staff, arrivals and yields, legal case, and local investments, with multiple Gloucester fisheries updates and a reunion plan for the Twenty third Regiment Association at Salem Willows.
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Gloucester
Mass
Fish Commission
Congress
Edwin P. Whipple
Bass Rocks House
T. H. Bean
Institute of Cadets of Honor and Temperance
East Gloucester
Georges
Cadiz
Nathaniel C. Day
Elizabeth L. Townsend
Day
Norman’s
Twentythird Regiment Association
Salem Willows
Joseph Nolan
Rowe & Jordan
Lucille Curtis
Francis W. Homans
St. Johns
N. F
Essex
Eastern trunk lines agree to advance freights August 4
The Executive Committee of the Eastern trunk lines ordered freight rate increases from Chicago to New York on August 4. Grain 20 cents, fourth class 30 cents, and live hogs 40 cents. Cabinetmakers back to work on old conditions. Coroner's jury finds Elizabeth and Anna Trowbridge mentally unsound and Nina released from complicity in their deaths.
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Chicago
Ill
Eastern Trunk Lines
New York
Elizabeth
Anna Trowbridge
Nina Trowbridge
Deaths and Notices From South Framingham to Concord
Despatches report the death of Gustavus A. Somerby at his South Framingham summer residence. He was a noted Suffolk lawyer, involved in high profile cases, with a strong literary taste. Other obituaries include Charles Landseer RA, keeper of the Royal Academy, aged 80, and Capt. Simeon Burnham of Gloucester. The item lists local fatalities, political figures, and real estate values, plus various public notices and a yacht regatta soon on the Merrimac.
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Gustavus A. Somerby
Somerby
Lowell
Middlesex County
Gen. Buller
Abbott
Boston
Suffolk Bar
Nisi Prius
Deacon Andrews
Plymouth County
Charles Landseer
R. A
Royal Academy
John Landseer
Sir John Landseer
Haydon
Academy
Dom Pedro S
Portugal
Rio de Janeiro
Stuart de Rothesay
Dom Pedro
Dorothea
British Institution
Basing House
Langside
Art Union
Colonel Lane
Melrose
Simeon Burnham
Gloucester
Philadelphia
William Hincks
House of Representatives
Washington
Providence Hospital
Montreal
Cohasset
Hincks
England
Maine News Briefs Silent Death and Scattered Incidents
Nahum Griffin of Belfast aged 74 formerly of Stockton died by his own hand due to ill health. A ship load at Bangor reports swallows nesting in the mizzen topsail. A White Head temperance meeting drew 1500 morning and 2500 afternoon attendees. A Peak's Island man found a partially attired woman near Portland, possibly drunken or drugged. In Bangor a father attempted to kill his daughter, she escaped by leaping from a window breaking her ankle.
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Nahum M. Griffin
Belfast
Stockton
Barkentine
David Babcock
Bangor
White Head
Brackett
Peak’s Island
Portland
Boston
New Hampshire Veterans to Reunion at Weirs August 26 and 27
New HampshireFourteenth Regiment veterans plan a reunion at Weirs during the state veterans gathering on August 26 and 27. Other items report a boy killed by a horse in Alstead a cat attack on Mrs Stickney in Portsmouth a break in at Greenland widow Lydia Pickering thefts including Japanese relics at Crystal Springs Water Company meeting in Bethlehem with Frank Jones elected president and directors charting immediate waterworks extension through Bethlehem street.
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New Hampshire
Weirs
Arthur Austin
Alstead
John H. Stickney
Portsmouth
Lydia E. Pickering
Greenland
Crystal Springs Water Company
St. Clair House
Bethlehem
John G. Sinclair
Frank Jones
John A. Durgin
Warren Fox
Charles H. Clark
C. J. Fowler
Arthur Stapler
Bethlehem Street
Vermont News Briefs From St Albans To Rutland
Vermont items report butter prices 10 to 12 cents per pound with bulk at 12 and selections at 13. Edward Barnes, a blind man, seriously injured by a runaway horse in West Randolph. Essex County tax assessment of ten cents per dollar to meet treasury deficiency. United States Marshal Henry arrests three men near Jamaica for illicit cider brandy distilling. to be tried in Montpelier. Deaf mute Charles Hi Vealie killed by Boston and Saratoga express at Castleton. Foster’s post office and store in Cuttingsville robbed. two suspects jailed in Rutland after Danby arrest. Dr. R C Jenney seriously injured by timber fall. prognosis grave. Rutland House of Correction bids for prisoner labor fail. viewed as unfortunate for the State.
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St. Albans
Edward Barnes
West Randolph
Essex County
United States
Henry
Burlington
Jamaica
Montpelier
Charles Hi. Vealie
Fort Forest
N. Y
Boston and
Saratoga Express
Castleton
George W. Foster
Cuttingsville
Danby
Rutland
R. C. Jenney
East Corinth
House of Correction
Boston party opened Stock Exchange at Newport
A Boston party opened a Stock Exchange at Newport on Wednesday morning for business. Henry Heine, a Woonsocket barber, was found in the woods Wednesday night with his throat wrists and abdomen cut. His recovery is doubtful. It was a case of death by own action from in sanity.
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Wyman Brooks
Roxbury
Chadwick Place
Swett Street
Colonna de Castiglione
Comte Dafby
Donald McLeod
Waterloo
Cleveland
Boston
Stock Exchange
Newport
Henry Heine
Woonsocket
Old New London Sailor Vanished After 1877 China Voyage
Capt Edward A Chapel of New London vanished after sailing aboard the Eureka from Boston to China in 1877 with his crew feared lost. Richard Coyle and Patrick Riley Birmingham painters quarreled in a saloon on Monday with Riley likely fatally stabbing Coyle. Riley called a Reb for Confederate service.
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Edward A. Chapel
New London
Eureka
Boston
China
Richard Coyle
Patrick Riley
Birmingham
Riley
Congressional committee narrows probe to memorial asks
Cincinnati July 24 The committee to investigate alleged election frauds confines examination to matters in the memorial requesting the panel. Signers before the Grand Jury declare ignorance of frauds. Affidavits with the memorial were read and sent to the House but not admitted as evidence.
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Congressional Committee
Grand Jury
House of Representatives
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Lase Champlain
Home Savings Bank
Mercantile Savings Bank
Ac National Bank of Commerce
Globe National Bank
Union Railway Co
Salem Gas Light Co
American Watch Co
City of
Hawes & Hensha Mo
Gente Street
O. SL E Stree Orchan
Buil
Brokers’ Board
Worcester Safe and Deposit Co
Washington Mills
Eastern Railroad Co
Alton
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad Co
Middlesex Railroad Co
Lyman Mills
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Lowell Manufacturing Co
Nashua and Lowell Railroad Co
Dacarla Imnonevanna
McKay & Bigelow Heeling Machine Association
Brookline Gas Light Co
Pullman Palace Car Company
Summit Branch Railroad
Saginaw Valley
St Louis
Quincy and
Warsaw
Nebraska Railway
Wisconsin Valley Istport
Pu Home National Bank
National Grand Bank
Marblehead
Jewson National Bank
Wichita and Southwestern Railroad Co
Boylston Mutual Fire and Marine Lesurance Co
Sheriff’s Sale
Suffolks
Hawes and Henshaw
Boston & Providence
Haurong Company
J.B. Ingalls
Sherif
Hawes & Henshaw
Boston Water Power Company
Dwight Foster
Bonns
Curries J. Whitmore
Charles €. Warren
Ecots and Shoes
Reade Street
Fall River Line
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
Wolbert
Send & Fapgis
Leonard Steeet
Samuel Bunting
J.S. Bunting
Nw.b
Ask . EC
Hop Bitters Mfg. Co
Rochester
N.Y
Fett Seiss
Veo EU
Iamasca
Kosten Water Power Company
Charles J. Whitmore
Isburgh & Walker
Kest Street
Charles EK. Paige
Kiniball Bros
Goddard
Joseph Frye
Boyd
Depository
J. F. Goodrich
New Haven
Epository
Kimball Bros
J. B. Baker & Go
Wm. P. Sargent & Co
Hanlon & Co
Reed
Robes
Commonwealth
Hiram Johnson
Bradford
Bester
Jas. Hall
Moston
C.S. Gaffray
Brewster & Co
Broome Street
Henry C. Bierd & CO
Merchan's
Tremont Street
Clarendon Hotel
Snow & Rollins
Ciilon & McFarlagh
A. M. Bates
Boston Carriage Repository
Overhill Street
Boston and Maine Depot
Edward C. Riddle
Harris & Jones
Auctioneers
Charles H
Edgar Snow
Endicott Street
Colman & 8S National Horse and Carriage
Friend Streets
Biorses
Albert Howe & CO
Warren Avenue
Horatio Harris & CO
Havana
Ward No. 4
Burton Wharf
A. Carrigan
A. S. Eaton
Hewrse .Nd Carriage Mart
Northampton Street
J. H. Lester & CO
Gideon Beck & Son
Holbrook & Fox
Post Office Square
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!