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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1880

Page

3

The Pegan Brook Nuisance Case at Natick

A Natick jury was sworn in for the Pegan Brook nuisance case involving Riley Pebbles and others accused of maintaining drains into Pegan Brook. Boston and Natick officials debated water rights as jurors, counsel, and town representatives observed. The session also covered separate local items from Lynn and nearby towns, including Bath Houses dispute, the Narrow Gauge Railroad receipts, and public notices.

Pegan Brook Riley Pebbles Claudius B. Travis Ellis Gleason C. E. Johnson Clark South Hall Natick Phipps Foreman B. Clark J. Fenton C. H. Dowz John Furber B. A. Fulsom C. A. Hemenway A. Johnson A. OC. Laker Daniel Phipps G. A. Sanger L. H. Stowell Charles Robinson Newton Walter N. Mason Mr. Nettleton C.C. Estey Framingham Boston Mr. Inson State Board of Health, Charity Robinson Fiske Boston Water Board Natick Town Committee

Young Men’s Christian Associations Exhibit Report

The international committee of Young Men’s Christian associations lists 825 North American groups, 25 in Great Britain and Ireland, 65 in France, 16 in Belgium, 293n Germany, 406 in Holland, 204 in Switzerland, 79 in Sweden, 6 in Italy, 8 in Spain, 1 in Austria, 13 in Australia, 2 in India, 4 in Saria, 3 in South Africa, 2 in Japan, and notes Madagascar and the Sandwich Islands lead in influence. The American group is largest in number and finances, with property valued over $3,000,000. Donations for sustenance total $400,000. In 96 colleges, 45 new associations formed, 14 railroad secretaries placed. West: seven general and two State secretaries. New England: four general and one State secretary. At 32 state and provincial conventions, 1,461 delegates represented 402 associations.

Republican State Central Committee Washington Street E. F. Stone Mechanics’ Hall Worcester Young’s Alexander Ramsey Col. Barr Drum United States Army Wm. FE. Chandler Marshal Jewett Republican National Committee James G. Blaine Ramsay Mississippi Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa New York United States Great Britain Republican Party Gen. Hancock Marshall Jewell Mem Commissariat National Committee South Democratic Party Grant Hancock Garfiela Connecticut Fion Henry L. Dawes Tien George F. Hoar Gov. Long Massachusetts William KE. Chandler New Hampshire Jewell Massachusetts State Committee Mr. Jewell Indiana New Jersey Washington Mr. Hoar Lion John M. Forbes Secretary of War Wes Young Men’s Christian Associations International Committee of the Young Men's Christian Associations North America Ireland France Belgium Germany Holland Switzerland Sweden Italy Spain Austria Australia India Saria South Africa Japan Madagascar Sandwich Islands New England

City Hall Notes and Quarantine Updates

The Board of Assessors aims to finish work by Friday. The City Clerk received from the Secretary of State an edition of the laws and resolves for 1870, available on request. The bark Effie Sweet detained at quarantine for yellow fever, one seaman died, captain convalescent. Board of Health contracts to remove odor in Brighton District with water-tight carts. Mahoney assault case dismissed after parties acknowledged satisfaction and apology. Forester Doogue plans to exhibit a banana plant with a large fruit cluster at the Public Garden.

Ity Hall Board of Assessors Secretary of State Effie Sweet Santiago de Cuba Board of Health William W. Marsh John W. Cushman Oful Brighton Charles H. Mahoney North Russell Street Charles Stewart Frank G. Mahoney Province Street Aries Uving William Doogue

Accidents Strikes Several Residents in Boston Area

On Wednesday several injuries were reported: Michael Kilduff of King Street Boston Highlands had his left foot crushed by a Providence Railroad train and underwent amputation at Massachusetts General Hospital. Seven year old Frank Leonard of Inman Street Cambridge was wounded by a loaded pistol. Charles Houghton, 14, of Everett, fractured his collar bone after a fall at West Boston Bridge bath house. Michael Shay of Market Street Brighton was struck by a workmate’s pick at Brookline Water Works, suffering a severe wound. treated at City Hospital.

Michael Kilduff King Street Boston Highlands Providence Massachusetts General Hospital Frank Leonard Sage Inman Street Cambridge Charles Houghton Everett West Boston Bridge Bath House Michael Shay Market Street Brighton Brookline Water Works City Hospital

Democratic Convention Nomination at Castine

Murch was nominated by acclamation at the Democratic Convention in Castine. Multiple regional updates follow, noting census shifts, population counts, local ordinances, and a wave of political activity across Maine towns including Waterville College talks, Bangor declines, and plans for a Democratic District Convention in Auburn.

Castine Murch Josephus James Pittston Brewer Hampden Crono Oldtown Dexter Waterville College Robins Penobscot Somerset County Auburn Congress John Carville Leadville Lewiston Carville Joseph L. Hobson Saco

Ice and incidents mark New Hampshire news reel

A six year old drownings near Laconia after falling from a bridge. Greenland census claim sparks debate over women over thirty. Edwin Stevens arrested in Ossipee with a supposedly stolen team from Haverhill. Ice tonnage and freight costs from Lake Winnipesaukee to the B and M show a vast season. Robbery at C A Giles house near Rochester and thefts at I Salinger home. Three men caught stealing freight car goods at Dover. Horgan escapes. Ramsdell named Nashua and Keene Railroad receiver reports authority to repair and reopen the line. Nashua and Lowell dispute, August 9 deadline set.

Thomas O’shea Eugene O’shea Laconia Exeter News-Letter Greenland Edwin Stevens Ossippeeuesday Haverhill Mass Lake Winnepisaukee C. A. Giles Norway Plains Company Rochester I. Salinger Thomas Curley David Sullivan James Horgan Boston and Maine Dover Horgan Furber Sobn Kivel George O. Ramsdell Nashua Manchester and Keene Supreme Court of New Hampshire Lowell Samuel W. Hale Henry Colony John Y. Scruton William P. Frye Lewiston Manchester Doe

Prices and court delays and political notices from Vermont

Prices for butter at St Albans ranged 18 to 24 cents with higher rates for fancy lots. The Washington County Supreme Court term set for Aug 11 is adjourned to Oct 1 due to the Montpelier court house fire. Democratic county convention nominees listed for several offices. Col Waddell and Hiram Atkins spoke at Brattleboro. A 10 year old Vergennes girl robbed the post office, three letters stolen, including a $25 Suffolk Bank draft. Republican Lamoille County convention nominates county ticket. Col Joyce to speak. convention harmonious.

St. Albans Washington County Supreme Court James Jarrett Montpelier Newtene Daniel Campbell Sexton’s River Azor Marshall Brattleboro George Porter Jacksonville Charles Smith Rockingham Henry C. Lane Westminster D. P. Leonard Dover Milon Davidson Newfane David Stearns Putney Liberty Wilder Wilmington Col. Waddell North Carolina Hiram Atkins Brattle- Lore John Bailey Vergennes Suffolk Bank Lamoille County Hyde Park P. K. Greed Morristown R.S. Page Norris C. Raymore Cambridge L. S. Small C. W. Ward RK. F. Parker Walcott Newell Bigelow Stowe Col. Joyce Rutland

Drowned men and lost items mark local notices in Rockingham report

Alfred Turner drowns in a pond near Fall River as Hamp ton prepares for the Rockingham Temperance Association session on Aug 4. Other items note deaths by sun stroke and kerosene burns, a missing insane inmate, burglaries in New Market, a seaman drowning at Wilmington, and a railroad brakeman’s fatal fall.

Alfred Turner Rolling Rock Fall River Rockingham County Temperance Association Hampton Michael Harrington Clinton Frank Sylvia Granite Mills Thomas McDonald Rockport Almshouse Jennie Crosier Pittsfield New Market Paul J. Rene Provincetown Charles Dennis Wilmington Del Tecumseh and Stafford Wills Yall River Thomas Gorey Fitchburg New York and New England Willimantic Merrimack Lowell Hosea B. Hill Almon H Harry C Manchester

Wealthy Non-Residents Taxation and Local Excursions

The report notes a tax of $60 and up on wealthy non-residents. It describes a free excursion for over sixteen hundred Lawrence children to Smith's Grove and Haggett's Pond with music and amusements, while some local fishermen from Gloucester were feared lost after a fog separated them from their vessel. A diver named Patrick Larkin narrowly survived suffocation off Thacher's Island. Blackington residents pursue a lunatic seen near Brandford Harrison's home. Ernest Moses of New Hartford is suspected, with Frederick Farley in town distributing his description.

Lawrence Smith’s Grove Haggett’s Pond Andover John Nowland John Powers John Green Michael Jerraway Gloucester Alice Williams Patrick Larkin Thatcher’s Riverside Blackington Brandford Harrison Ernest Moses New Hartford Litchfield County Conn Middletown Frederick A. Farley

Two Local Tragedies Reported In Newport And Cranston

Mrs Fanny Carter of Newport was dangerously burned Sunday by a kerosene lamp explosion and is later described as in a precarious condition at the hospital. Isaac Simmons a Providence foundryman was found dead in Cranston woods Saturday after being absent since July 5 with a coroner s jury verdict of death from exposure.

Fanny Carter Newport Isaac Simmons Providence Cranston Ccoroner

Drowning at Lake Snpsic Claims Rockville Saloon Keeper

Peter W. Graham a Rockville saloon keeper drowned at Lake Snpsic on Saturday while bathing. The report also notes Mrs. Miles of Bridgeport turning white, a New Haven man lifting 885 pounds five times directly, and mentions his older brother who shoulders a four barrel and climbs stairs.

Peter W. Graham Rockville Lake Snpsic

Villain Exposed in Olneyville Bigamy Case in Rhode Island

A French Canadian, using multiple names, is accused of marrying three women while living in Olneyville. He reportedly married Mary Frazier in Olneyville after already having two wives, one of whom died. Police investigate as the families, including Mary’s, confront the truth and possible bigamy charges emerge.

Rhode Island Providence R. L Olneyville Union Mill Mary Frazier Allendale Lockwood Frazier B. 8. Morse Broadway Baptist Church Bruno Pawtucket Luca Felix Laca Felix Peter Laca Pontiac

Toledo Suit Over City Business Million-Dollar Title

A Baltimore despatch reports a suit in Ohio titled Tilden vs Hayes et al. litigated by prominent figures Judge Myron H. Tilden cousin of ex Governor Samuel J. Tilden President Rutherford B. Hayes Chief Justice Waite and former Senator Ben Wade. The case concerns the title to a principal Toledo business property valued in the millions.

Baltimore Ohio Tilden

Rail earnings and stock moves across railroads in July period

The third and second weeks of July show mixed gains for several lines including Chicago and Northwestern Trailroad, Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul, and Lake Shore and Michigan Southern. Reports detail earnings, increases, and comparatives with 1879, while the St. Paul Pioneer Press notes European syndicate activity in new railroads and bond prices for Toledo, Delphos and Burlington.

Chicago and Northwestern Trailroad Chicago Milwaukee and St. Rg Jp Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Company St. Paul Pioneer Press Northwest Milwaukee and St. Paul Atchison and Nebraska Chicago Burrington Missouri St. Joseph and Western Railroad New York World Messrs. Geo. Wm. Ballou & Co New York Boston Toledo, Delphos and Burlington Railroad Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company Peoria, Decatur and Evansville Ontario and Western Erie New York Central Kansas Pacific Second Consolidated Union Pacific Railway Company Lake Shore Vanderbilt Lake Store St. Paul Omaha Company Minneapolis The Stock Exchange

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