Hazen Bill faces setback as Cheshire rail bill advances
In New Hampshire the railroad committee reports favorably on the Bartlett and Albany extension while the Hazen bill is losing support. The Cheshire Railroad, seeking to extend and lease operations, gains passage momentum with a proposed stock increase and cross state lease provisions, signaling a broader move to consolidate central state railroads.
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Sprcray
Legislative Committee On Railroads
H. W. Jose
Portland
Bartlett Land and Lumber Company
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Albany
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Albany Town
Ossian Ray
Lancaster
C. B. Gaffney
Rochester
Swift River Railroad
Swift River
Committee On Railroads
Cheshire Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Cheshire
Railroad Commissioners
Cheshire Road
Fitchburg
Massachusetts
General Court
First Regiment Chosen to Represent Massachusetts in Philadelphia
The First Regiment of Massachusetts Militia is selected to represent the state at the constitutional centennial celebration in Philadelphia September 15 to 17. The First Corps of Cadets is named as personal bodyguard. Officers to report in citizen dress July 30 at 11 a.m. for conference.
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New York
Grant
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Commonwealth OF
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Adjutant-general
Beverly Strike Continues as Workers Seek Jobs Elsewhere
About fifty of the lasters and cutters out of work at Beverly have found employment elsewhere. Indications point to a protracted struggle with workers firm on no wage reductions while manufacturers discuss a free shop movement. No settlement is expected this month.
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Beverly
SreciAr
Tonnage dues and treaty rights in maritime law
In 19th century disputes Ruger Bros paid U S tonnage dues on New York to Bremen routes, unaware of Belgium and Hanseatic republics treaties. Assistant Secretary Maynard concludes Congress, not Treasury, must fix refunds. executive power to revise navigation rulings remains unclear. Also notes oil experiments to lessen waves prompt ships to trial devices and new oils for storm navigation on lakes.
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New York
Bremen
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Chicago
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Republicans Name Rockwell and Draper to Lead State Convention
The Massachusetts Republican State convention will convene in Tremont Temple on Sept. 28 with Congressman Francis W. Rockwell of Pittsfield presiding and General William F. Draper of Hopedale drafting resolutions. The meeting at Washington street set the plan amid internal ballots, naming Capen, Otis, Jennings as rivals before Draper’s unanimous selection. The committee also addressed naturalization aid and the vacancy from Insurance Commissioner Merrill’s resignation.
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Pittsfield
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Hopedale
State Committee
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North Attleboro
Crapp
New Bedford
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Tufts College
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Northampton
A. J. Jennings
Fall River
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Captain William Hodgdon Obituary in Boothbay Maine
Captain William Hodgdon died in Boothbay Maine yesterday at age 75. He was known as the original abolitionist in the area and was widely respected by the community.
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William Hodgdon
Boothbay
Missouri Invites the President to Visit St. Louis
A Missouri delegation hosted a visit for the President and displayed a large sign reading The People of Missouri Invites the President to Visit St. Louis. Critics noted the grammar and forced a change by covering the possessive with a handkerchief, yet the committee secured an affirmative reply and St. Louis rejoiced.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Lindley Murray
Kidnapped Boy Recalls Three Hour Abduction
Freddy C. Hinrichsen says two men abducted him in a team for three hours, beat him in dense woods, and left him without food for three days. He walked about ten miles to reach the city. Police are investigating but have no trace of the kidnappers.
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Peter D Walsh
Boston
Suffolk
Boston Post
Joan W. McK
John H. Paine
Asst
Freddy C. Hinrichsen
Insolvencies and assignments sweep through trade notices
Multiple firms and individuals face insolvency or assignments across Boston, Cohoes, Milwaukee, Canton, Gardiner, Norway, and Ashland. Notable cases include W. L. Wheeler’s failure and Brummett’s insolvency. McElroy’s extended but unpaid obligation ending in assignment. Keith & Co. failure. and Boynton & Smith with liabilities exceeding assets. JULY WINDS signals a shift in goods pricing at G. W. Simmons & Co.
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Consolidated Exchange
New York
Albert A. Brummett
Boston
Ryan
Knitting
Cohoes
N. Y
D. A. Hewes
Chicago
Abert & Krekel
Milwaukee
Wis
E. A. Kelly
Milliner
Marcellus HH. McElroy
Furniture
McElroy
Iis
Howard P. Keith & Co
Campello
Keith
Bridgham & Johnson
Canton
George A. Wood
Gardiner
Annie Wood
M. K. Woodsum
Norway
Charles T. Scott
Fancy Goods
Ashland
Boynton & Smith
Fifteenth Street
Sixth Avenue
India
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Corinne in Arcadia and Promenade Concert at Horticultural Hall
Amusements section notes Corinne in Arcadia and a Promenade concert by Renee 5 nee CHPALL at the Boston venue. Also mentions Munkacsy painting Christ Before Pilate displayed at Horticultural Hall.
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Marriages News From Charlestown and Surrounding Towns
Multiple nuptials listed with the date and officiating clergyman. William J. Bassett to Alice C. Atwood in Charlestown. John L. Dexter to Mary E. Scroggs in the city. William Ferris to Margaret Hasson in the city. John W. Howard to Hannah E. Sweet in Somerville. Bartholomew Mara to Hattie Morgan in Somerville. Thomas Melrath to Mary Murray in the city. Charles S. Newcomb to Katherine Hinchman. Isaac Smith to Annie McCullough in West Newton.
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New Haven
Conn
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Loring Atwood
Dexter—Scroggs
F. B. Alien
John L. Dexter
Mary E. Scroggs
William Ferris
Margaret Hasson
Howard—Sweet
Somerville
J. W. Hamilton
John W. Howard
West Greenwich
R. I
Hannah E. Sweet
Boston
Mara—Morgan
Bartholomew Mara
Hattie Morgan
McGrath—Murray
Death notices from various cities July 25 27
Deaths reported for July 25 to 28 include Arthur M Clisby aged 10 11 4 in Winthrop Joseph Estabrook 66 Acton Charles H Gould 60 10 1 in Charlestown Mary Nagle 26 in city Adeline T Nickerson 77 10 months Brewster funeral July 20 2 p m gifts not to send flowers Sabra K Pierce 82 7 months Everett Mollie Isabel Rogers 9 months 12 days Wakefield Mary Hill Sage age listed as daughter of Samuel and Martha Sage Eunice Smith wife of Oliver Smith in Charlestown Margaret Wholley Medford various details given
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Ellen
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Mary Hill
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Martha H. Sage
Smith
Eunice
Oliver Smith
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Margaret Wholley
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