Cetewayo Defeated as Usibepu’s Victory Confirmed
London reports confirm Usibepu defeated Cetewayo with heavy losses. Cetewayo escaped unharmed. Gladstone writes to M de Lesseps thanking for independent canal plans and not pressuring parliament. Debates over Suez monopoly, channel tunnel shelved, and cholera spreads in Alexandria and Cairo with hundreds of deaths.
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London
Durban
Usibepu
Cetewayo
Gladstone
M. de Lesseps
Stafford Northcote
Suez Canal
Suez Canal Company
Mediterranean
Redseas
House of Lords
Earl Granville
House of Commons
Chaplin
Chamberlain
Board of Trade
Melbourne
New Guinea
New Hebrides
Noumea
New Caledonia
Great Britain
Hebrides
Austraia
Trial of Engineer Watson in Manslaughter Case
In Pittsfield Massachusetts July 24 the trial of Emerson Watson engineer of the Troy and Boston railroad for manslaughter and criminal negligence continued in superior court Judge Gardner presiding A motion to quash the indictment was discussed the manslaughter count under railroad acts was quashed leaving Watson to be tried on the common law manslaughter count The defense asserts malice need not be shown under railroad laws and the court s ruling is viewed as favorable to the defence
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Pittsfield
Mass
Emerson Watson
Troy and
Boston
Gardner
George M. Stearns
Watson
Commonwealth
President Arthur Arrives New York On Dispatch Visit
The United States steamer Dispatch with President Arthur and his party reached port at noon from Cape May. Twenty one gun salutes greeted the vessel as it moved up the bay, with whistles and dipping colors from nearby craft. The party may visit Yellowstone Park before returning to Washington and could attend the Louisville exposition opening with cabinet members and Postmaster General Gresham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Dispatch
President Arthur
Nellie Arthur
Cape May
Narrows
Bay
Governor's Island
Castle Gibene Cauey
Seventy Third Street
Arthur
Washington
Yellowstone Park
Folger
Lincoln
Teller
Chandler
Gresham
Louisville
Maguire Suicide in Cell Before Murder Trial
Curcago July 24 Thomas Maguire, awaiting trial for murdering his mistress, cut his throat with a pocket knife in his cell this morning and is not expected to survive.
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Curcaco
Thomas Maguire
Diverse Notables Gather at Coastal Towns and Hotels
A series of brief notices list prominent figures staying at houses and hotels across Maine and Massachusetts, including Senator Eldridge Gerry Lapham of New York at Parker House and Mrs R W Emerson at Ocean Blt House. Nelson Dingley and family at a summer cottage on see island, Lewiston’s F A Dingley also present. President Arthur reportedly will visit Newport in September. Hastings of the Bijou theatre is ill, delaying duties. Richard F. Seming has recovered from a severe illness and resumes activity. At Long Branch ex-Collector Murph hosts Gen Grant and dignitaries at his cottage as Mrs Langtry dines at Delmonico’s. Trunks loaded onto the Alaska. Lily sails from America. Gabriel Munroe, a Maine-born colored cornetist, works as a Fort Point House waiter, entertaining guests. J M Russell keeps Fort Point House in Stockton with fare printed in French and English and a fine orchestra. The Webb Your from Baltimore visits United States Hotel, presenting Mr G R Webb with opera glasses. Ohio editor Kate B Sherwood notes commentary on Judge Hoey praising Hoadly. North Carolina women arrive in the city, lodging at Tremont House. Gen Clingman’s long congressional tenure from 1843 to 1863 is referenced along with Massachusetts figures Winthrop, Grinnell, and Rockwell and Maine’s Hamlin and Morse.
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Eldridge Gerry Lapham
New York
Parker House
R. W. Emerson
W. H. Emerson
Boston
Ocean Blut House
Kennebankport
Nelson Dingley
Ee Island
F. A. Dingley
Lewiston
Newport
Arthur
E. H. Hastings
Bijou
Richard F. Seming
Montgomery Light Guard
Ninth Regiment
Long Branch
Murph Ve
Sinner
Gen. Grant
Lpvetter
Senator Sewell
Hus
Gabriel
J. M. Russell
Fort Point House
Stockton
Seacoast
Maine
State of
Ohio
Toledo Journal
Judge Hoey
Hoadly
Garfield
Thomas
North
Carlina
Monay
Tremont” House
Clingman
Congress
Robert Co. Winthrop
Joseph Grinnell
Julius Rockwell
Massachusetts
Hannibal Hamdin
Freeman H. Morse
John R. Reding
New Hampshire
Heth Finch Is Delicious Grocers Buy OX Wine Merchants
A fragment notes Heth Finch as delicious and mentions grocers and OX Wine Merchants in a brief market style item. No clear event or dates. reads like a brief catalog or promotional snippet from a local newspaper page.
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Heth Finch
Telegraph Strike Deepens as Western Union Faces Blockade
Special dispatch from New York reports the six day telegraph strike tightening. Strikers gain strength as Western Union warns of staffing trouble, protests delays, and mounting losses for brokers, bankers, and merchants. A crisis looms with planned walkouts and potential conference efforts.
Quiet Day on Both Sides in Telegraph Strike
On Tuesday both sides remained quiet as telegraph work slowed under the Western Union and Bay State Sugar Refinery disputes. Eugene O Connor remains in New York awaiting return to Boston while the Rapid Telegraph Company reports reduced business and hopes for a settlement. Brotherhood operators meet at Cadman Hall with strong attendance and positive reports.
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New York
Western Union
Post Office
Matt Davin
Davin
Atlantic Cable
Heart’s Content
Newfoundland
Placentia
Dayin
Board of Trade
Leighton
Brotherhood
Bay State Company
Boston
Murphy
Providence
Frank Osborne
Produce Exchange
Rapid Company
Western Union Company
Bay State Sugar Refinery Company
Eugene O’connor
Goodspeed
American Rapid Telegraph Company
Telegraph
Hi. C. Goopstrip
Cadman Hall
Hiere
Iron Trade Notes From Philadelphia July 24
Foundry iron remains strong and active with Gray's forge iron demand rising. Sales of 6000 to 10000 tons closed at 1750 to 1850 dollars per ton. merchant iron moving in retail at 220 to 225. Large buyers delaying for August lows. Nails steady at 3 dollars in car lots. September inquiries arriving. plate iron sheet tank fence and pipe iron in fair demand with 60 day delivery contracts at current rates. Steel rails inquiries for winter delivery. prices up 50 cents to 1 dollar per ton. Today's small lot orders booked at 3950 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Gray’s
Weather and schedule notes from early season sports roundup
In Woonsocket Comets 21 Millburys 2 and Chicago 0 Philadelphia 3. The baseball schedule announced for Tuesday in New York and in Cleveland Detroit Cincinnati and St Louis was postponed due to rain.
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Woonsocket
R.I
Comets
Millburys
Aee
Chicago
Patchogue Clergyman Dies Sudden in Shaving Incident
In Patchogue the Methodist Episcopal Rev J B Terry collapsed and died of apoplexy while shaving. News also notes John F Davis elected to Halifax county seat, a patent dispute in Minnesota, a shooting in Brooklyn, a court injunction on Western Union, a deadly cyclone near Eaton Rapids, Tamaulipas unrest, Chicago mill labor tensions, masonry union concessions, a dynamite explosion at Avery Island, and Indian Territory injunction requests.
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Patchogue
L. Ne
J. B. Terry
Methodist Episcopal Church
John F. Davis
House of Commons
Halifax County
Gov
Richey
St. Paul
Washburn and Moen Company
United States
Albert Lea
James McDermott
Gayner
McDermott
Brooklyn
N. Y
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Arnoux
Eugene Henry
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Henry
Tamaulipas
Mexico
Young Continam
Laredo
Chicago
Master Masons’ and Builders’ Association
Bricklayers’ Union
New Orleans
Avery’s Island
A. Keokuk
Capt. Payne
Oklahoma
Col
A Ters
Topeka
McCrary
Gen. Pope
Indian Territory
Gol Hanes
Hill Committee Declines Chicago Trip Over Funds
The Hill investigation dismisses plans to travel to Chicago for hearings as funds are insufficient. Secretary Folger notes only 7642 remains for committee expenses, with no extra money to cover witnesses or travel. The panel adjourns with no agreement to proceed to Chicago, while other political and legal matters dominate the session.
Flying Yankee pays better than any Maine Central train
A Maine Central passenger train, the Flying Yankee, is noted as the best paying service in the state. In Portland a burglary occurred at the A B Mitchell House with twelve dollars and jewelry stolen. A Friday altercation in Caribou left one man with a broken leg. John Wesley McGuire was arrested and held on charges of burning George L Byron’s buildings last April. A Unitarian meeting in Bangor supported actions to dissolve Rev Stewart’s contract after discussion. A New York man misplaced funds on a Boston boat. deputy Crowell aided in locating a gunny wallet thief, William Phillips, with $120 recovered from his stocking.
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Maine Central
A. BE. Mitchell
Portland
William Moore
Caribou
F. P. Martin
Moore
John Wesley McGuire
George L. Byron
Linneus
Bangor
Unitarian Society
Stewart
Concord man escapes jail after larceny sentence
Charles Campbell of Concord, serving one year for larceny, escaped from jail Monday night and remains at large. The governor and council renamed state printers auditors William Butterfield and Horace A of Concord. The Concord Congregational society bought T. B. Bradford's residence to build a church on the adjoining lot.
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Charles Campbell
Concord
William Butterfield
Horace A
Congregational Society
Francestown
T. B. Bradford
Dover
Knibbs
New Hampshire
Wilber Fitch
East Swanzey
Deacon J. G. Blunt
Nashua
Marblehead Neck
Mass
J.J. Blunt & Son
Lettie Day
Aaron G. Day
North Stratford
Mohawk
Norris Dam
Flora Claffin
George S. Norris
Keene
Barre academy to close in near future
A barre academy faces discontinuation while in Bradford Joshua Gerry aged 9 is noted for feisty hay pitching and boyish energy. In West Randolph millman Frank Belcher died from lockjaw after a minor finger injury. Addison’s Mrs. Marina Wright at 100 remains sharp, mobile, and observant, tracing a lineage of longevity.
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Barre Academy
Bradford
Joshua Gerry
West Randolph
Frank Belcher
Marina Wright
Addison
Embezzlement arrest and varied regional notices unfold
At Taunton E G oodell collector for P Williams Co is under arrest charged with embezzlement. Rev WH Hayward of Plymouth to begin Universalist duties Sept 1. Gloucester mackerel prospects poor with some fleet fishing Bay of St Lawrence. Pittsfield Journal office dispute ends with Dr Belden taking possession under attachment and $8000 invested. Three springs found in Rowe sulphur mine iron sulphur and emetic. Mining company formed with $50000 capital. Lake Quinsigamond development eyed after Worcester Shrewsbury railroad change. Journeymen horse shos strike for 10 per cent wage rise. local union ~20 members. Eight successful strikes this year nationally.
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Taunton
Pittsfield Evening Journal
Dr. Belden
Belden
Rowe
Worcester and
Messrs. P. H. Quinn
Mack, Burk
McCarty
Brotherhood
United States
Pawtucket Meeting Allocates Funds for Sewers and Relief
In a special town meeting, Pawtucket taxpayers appropriated 30000 dollars for sewers and 1000 dollars for those in need. The Freemasons Hall association of Providence bought a lot at Dorance and Pine streets opposite the Providence Opera House to erect a block for the fraternity's accommodation.
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Pawtucket
Freemasons’ Hall Association of Providence
Doranece and
Pine Streets
Providence Opera House
Co Geen Ma
Bills pass in New Hampshire legislature on coasting and milk rules
In Concord on July 24 the house approved measures including barring coasting in public streets with vehicle taxation, tightening milk sale inspection, and a land grant for a Daniel Webster statue. Senate readings covered Sanborn seminary incorporation and town policy enforcement, with a joint resolution on adjournment. Col Jonas H French opposed the Culbey bill over Eastern lease to Boston and Maine.
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Concord
N. H
House
State House
Daniel Webster
Senate
Sanborn Seminary
English Actor Clarence Leonard Arrested in West Haven
Clarence Leon ard a young English actor was arrested on complaint by George W. Gerard accusing him of improper relations with Mrs. Gerard. Mrs. Gerard and her husband have marital troubles. Leonard boarded with them and heard Mrs. Gerard performed last season with Madame Le Grande's company in Pecks's opera house. Bail set at 2000 dollars for trial next Tuesday.
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New Haven, Conn
Clarence Leonard
West Haven
George W. Gerard
Gerard
Leonard
Crop prospects favorable across Midwest and plains
The Chicago Tribune summarizes Nebraska, Iowa, Wisconsin, Dakota and Illinois crops. Nebraska winter wheat and corn look exceptionally strong while Iowa corn yields improve as the season advances. Wisconsin farmers face a low mood from heavy rains lodging small grain, but relief is expected with clear weather. Dakota reports good grain prospects and Illinois shows signs of improvement.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Dakota
Mlinois
Towa
Minois
Bristow Found Guilty of Immoral Practices in Newark Church
Rev. Dr. George R. Bristow was found guilty of immoral and indecent practices by St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal church members after a trial lasting until 3 a.m. He displayed credentials and left the city following the verdict.
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Newark
N.J
George R. Bristow
St. Luke’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Mob Lynches Polk City Man in Des Moines Jail Abduction
In Des Moines on July 24 Hardy, a Polk City resident accused in a serious case, was taken from the Harland jail by about 50 masked men at around 1 am. They bound a guard, Watkins, and forced his wife to surrender the jail keys, then hung Hardy.
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Des Moines, Inc
Hardy
Polk City
Harland
Dailor Watkins
Old Office-Seekers Face Dead-Lock In New Hampshire Senator Chase
The Granite State reports a joint legislative session in Concord with no hopeful prospect of an early United States senator election.machinist Chandler blocks progress while many Republicans grow disgust and consider abandoning party dominance. The House Elections Committee debates Lisbon seating amid contested races and rising expense considerations. The railroad bill hearings continue with opposition from Concord stockholders as Pilsbury seeks $3000 from the state treasury for defense costs. Unitarian meetings at Weirs and an upcoming grove gathering loom, with excursion tickets on offer.
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Boston Post
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
United States
Rollins
Sawyer
Manchester
Austin F. Pike
Franklin
Chandler
House Elections Committee
Lisbon
Messrs. Cummings
Aldrich
Littleton
Sandown
Hardihood
Barrington
Weeks
Railroad Committee
Colby General Railroad Law and Consolidation
Col
Jonas H. French
Eastern Railroad
John M. Mitchell
Concord Railroad
John C. Pilsbury
Pilsbury
Friends of
Grove
Weirs
Unitarians
New England
E. D. Rand
Higher Law
Universalist Grove
Concorp
Dino Dndate
Coeee seelSd Charlies Eh
Burit
Ladds.c
Cvicses & de i
Edward H. Rollins
Giiman
Marktomis Oi
Dds
Oss
Eanenvaven
Eevee
Anines
Puuecreou Cies
Fsckas Des Ac
Maron
W. Tappan
Ivee
Ali Ieee Grewess
Siltnn
Chamnor
Ois Ees Koeknedekéns
Saeely
OOM
Patterson
Moody Currier
Gallinger
Cheshire County
English swimmer Capt Webb sinks in Niagara whirlpool plunge
Buffalo July 24 Capt Matthew Webb the English swimmer perished attempting to swim the Niagara river whirlpool. He was ferried to the river opposite the Old Maid of the Mist landing leaped at 4 02 pm. He faced big rapids all night and was last seen in the whirlpool throwing up an arm. His plan was to pass the whirlpool on the Canadian side. The river search found no trace below the Whirlpool. He leaves a widow and two children at Nantasket Beach.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Matthew Webb
Niagara River
Old Maid of the Mist
John McCloy
Webb
Nantasket Beach
Boston
Kyle
Steamer Attacked by Mob Near Red Fork
Memphis dispatch reports the Ida Darragh was fired upon by a mob of hundreds near Red Fork, fatally wounding Alfred Warner and injuring others. The sheriff moved Warner and two convicts to Arkansas City aboard the City of New Orleans, as the mob pressed along the river. A negro convict was killed while swimming to shore.
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Meemphis
Tenn
Ida Darragh
Burnett’s Landing
Red Fork
Arkansas River
Alfred Warner
Clinton
Dewitt
King
Warner
Desha County
Arkansas City
New Orleans
Fire damages and losses sweep Boston area brief
In Dedham the Phenix block fire caused under 1000 dollars in damage and the Miller MacLaughlin boot dealer suffered the principal loss. The Transcript office was only slightly damaged and a fire in Merrimac street tailor shop was put out by chemical engine No.1. The block is owned by National City Bank of Cambridgeport. loss 50 dollars.
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Boston
Phenix
Dedham
MacLaughlin
Transcript
Oenu
McCusker
Merrimac Street
Nathan Cohen
National City Bank of
Cambridgeport
Precautionary Measures Adopted in New Orleans
New Orleans commercial bodies and the board of health approved resolutions urging the governor to remove infected vessels from state waters and bar entry of ships from infected ports. Dr. Formento proposed additional measures to curb yellow fever risk by halting unrestricted contact between Ship Island and the Mississippi coast and requesting federal action to stop inter coast communication.
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New Orleans
Board of Health
Formento
Ship Island
Mississippi
Arrests to thwart poisoning plot at Fleet Street
On Tuesday evening Officers Dugan and Healy arrested Frank Framara at No 15 Fleet Street for attempting to poison Lettero Battero. Battero reported a peculiar flavor in his food Sunday evening and physicians found nitric acid in the meal. The men, pedlar and jeweler respectively, have long had hard feelings over allegations of counterfeit money manufacture by Framara.
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Dugan and Healy
Frank Framara
Lettero Battero
No. 15
Fleet Street
Batttero
Lettero
Framara
Ohio convention backs prohibition amendment rally call
In Columbus 500 delegates attended a state convention aimed at securing ratification of the proposed prohibition amendment. Speakers urged forming an all voter organization to unify state tickets and focus on the amendment. In Cleveland on July 24 the Ohio Liquor Dealers association scheduled a meeting in Toledo for August 9 to organize an aggressive campaign next fall inviting local associations to send delegates.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Ohio Liquor Dealers’ Association
Toledo
Salem to Provincetown voyage noted for outlook
Yesterday Salem parties sailed to Provincetown and this morning locals may join the same trip with two landings at the port. Thursday sees a North Shore voyage with many on board to enjoy the sail and shore scenery. Friday the steamer heads to the Isles of Shoals, an unusually interesting trip. A renewed interest in an additional sea voyage follows last week’s enjoyment.
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Salem
Provincetown
Old Port
North Shore
Isles of Shoals
Water famine threatens St. Louis city water supply
In St. Louis Missouri on July 24 the city faced a water famine risk as only 24 feet of reservoir water remained and pumping could not meet demand during a heat wave. The board of public improvements urged action and the mayor issued a proclamation to suspend street sprinkling washing sidewalks and restrict hand hoses.
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ST. Laws
Board of Public Improvements
Oll
Moody Accepts Boston Invitation for August Sermon
The Boston Young Men's Christian Association invited Mr Moody to preach in Boston this summer. He accepted and will speak to young men at Music Hall on Sunday evening August 5 on the topic Sowing and Reaping. Admission is by ticket for men only. tickets available for free distribution starting Thursday at Tremont Street corner of Flict.
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Music Hall
Moody
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boston
Pat Gtamma
Tremont Street
Flict
Lyman-Haskell gun completed at Reading foundry
The Lyman-Haskell multi-charge gun, designed to revolutionize modern warfare, is finished at Scott foundry in Reading and will be shipped to Sandy Hook for tests in the presence of army and navy officers from this country and others, aided by a special congress appropriation.
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Reading
Scott Foundry
Sandy Hook
Army
Navy
Congress
Tragic North Point Pier Disaster Claims 60 to 70 Lives
Baltimore crowds recount a deadly excursion accident at Tivoli on July 24 when the outer pier section collapsed as the barge Cockade City neared the gate. Between 60 and 70 people, many women and children, drowned. 65 bodies were recovered by noon. Police and coroner opened investigations as survivors and families sought loved ones.
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Baltimore
North Point
Tivoli
Patapsco
Hollygrove
Mount Royal
Amanda Powell
Herderson’s
Henderson’s Wharf
Light Street Wharf
Charles McConnel
E. A. Fitzpatrick
Patrick Beatty
John Canal
Jacob Barnet
James Burns
Father Starr
Eastern
Alfred Burgan
Kate Ives
John McAday
Bernard McGuhan
Morfit
Church of Co . Christiett
City Council Debates Liquor Licenses and Water Plans
Tuesday sessions of the City Council and Board of Aldermen covered liquor license refusals, ordered fencing in Hudson square, and water procurement actions. An engineer will study best methods, and weekly pay for city workers was proposed. Ties to Chelsea snow removal cooperation and signals fire alarm plans were noted amid local notes from Marblehead and surrounding towns.
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Board of Aldermen
Hudson Square
Nehant Street
Lynn
City of
Chelsea
Gainewell Telephone
Jeremiah L. Libbey
Union Street
North Wooodstock
N. H
Fannie Quinton
George D. Stiles
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Yun
Marblehead
Blunt
Marblehead Neck
Lasters’ Protective Union
Bellevue Grove
William Sinclair
Pleasant Street
The
Knights of Labor
Universalist Sunday School
Nahant
Charles W. Parker
Cambridge
Patrick Sweeney
Superior Court
Malden Court
William Martin
W. A. Miller
Salem
Quincy
Frank C. Sherman
Weymouth
Eliza Williams
Seth Record Offenee
House of Correction
Dedham
Stone Haven
William G. Russell
Providence Railroad
N. F. Safford
Watertown
Titcomb
Youthful Stowaway Seeks Stage Life in New Home
A steamship Virginia arrival at Hoogac tunnel docks on Monday brought James Walsh, a destitute Liverpool lad who hid in a gun house nine days at sea. After rescue by a kind sailor he was cared for by Mrs Kerr in Charlestown. Walsh, once a public-house dancer, aims to adopt the stage as his livelihood.
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Hoogac Tunnel
James Walsh
Liquid Street
Liverpool
Walsh
Bis
Charlestown
Kerr
Chambers Street
Gerd
Arbinga
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