Flower boom in New York erupts into national chatter
The Barnstable Patriot notes Samuel Snow of Provincetown seeking the Republican nomination for state treasurer. The column surveys party intrigue across the nation with references to bank examiner contenders in Vermont, postal promotions, and partisan shifts involving Cleveland, Grant, and other figures. Some editorials reflect on Democratic and Republican dynamics, including post office changes and leadership debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barnstable
Samuel Snow
Indianapolis Sentinel
Vermont
Bakersfield
Frank E. Brown
Waterville
Brown
John Roach
Jason Collins
Gardiner
Star of the East
Boothbay
Veasey
Baltimore
Philadelphia Press
New York Mail and Express
Gen
Grant
Grace
Hop
Neal Dow
Dow
N.Y
Logan
Wesshington
Potomac
Albany Journal
New York Evening Post
Hill
Flower
New York Tribune
Democratic Party
San Francisco Examiner
Sun
New Haven Register
Col
Smalley
St. Albans
Indiana
Aquilla Jones
Lucius Swift
Carlisle
Dorman
Eaton
Washington
Mitchell
Louis White
Dupre
Republican Party
Cleveland
Hays County
Tex
Judge Poland
United States
Edmunds
Poland
Springfield
New England Notes on Mass Excursions and Local Incidents
The report covers the Barnstable County Sunday school excursion to Yarmouth, a wife murder inquiry in Lowell, a New Hampshire senate bid to amend senatorial elections, Vermont burglary losses, Orleans tax figures, mill strikes in Millville, manslaughter case in Wilbraham, Chelmsford polling data, a Bridgeport temperance train accident, Salem police arrest in a daughter assault case, strikes at Marlborough, Broad Brook escape and recapture, a possible Clark Hope body identification near North Adams, Rhode Island woman suffrage bill delay, and a Fall River rape attempt case involving James Orr with detailed testimony and a bail commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craigville
Mass
Barnstable
Orleans
Banigan’s
Millville
Asman
Springfield
Thomas Loughran
Wilbraham
John Comins
Chelmsford
Scott
Bridgeport
Naugatuck Road
Salem
David Murphy
Boston
Nellie
Murphy
Abel Howe
Marlborough
T. A. Coolidge
John A. Frye
John Connors
Broad Brook
Conn
Hartford
Eclipse Mill
North Adams
Frank Eastman
Clark Hope
New Jersey
Hope
Rhode Island
James Orr
Limber Jim
Fall River
Ellen Simmons
Orr
Blaidell
Sach
Grant Cottage Lightning Strikes During Obsequies Procession
The Grant obsequies proceed at Mt McGregor as pall bearers are chosen and the car for Gen Grant's remains is readied. A lightning storm injures two officers and shocks several people while telegraph lines burn, and damage to cottages is noted. Mrs Grant, visiting the parlor, may delay her departure to August 7. Authorities consider parade arrangements and aid to regiments, with Johns Creswell and Loyal Legion officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John A. Creswell
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Gilbert A. Robertson
U.S.N
Gen. Grant
Douglas
Grant Cottage
Col. W. B. Beck
Governor’s Island
Gen
R. H. Jackson
Ft. Columbus
Mt. McGregor
Col. Jones
Dr. Douglas
Col. Beck
Gen. Jackson
Philadelphia
Fox
Saratoga
Fred Grant
Arkell Cottage
Knapp
A. R
Twelfth Infantry
Col. Grant
Applications for Positions in Grant Funeral Procession
New York July 30 reports show continued requests for roles in Gen. Grant’s funeral procession at Hancock’s headquarters on Governors Island. Military and veteran groups from Massachusetts and Washington, D. C., various committees, and noted individuals submit bids. rail transport chosen, naval arrangements assigned to Rear Admiral Jouett, and cabinet inclusion under war department direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grant
Gen. Hancock
Governor’s Island
Committee
House of Representatives
Union Veteran Corps
Washington, D. C
Emanuel Band of Hope
Charles R. Codman
Loyal Legion
Massachusetts
Gen. Grant
Legion
Alfred de Cordova
American Yacht Club
Army of the Potomac
Hancock
Sherman
Minlion
Mt. McGregor
Tennessee
Cumberland
Jouett
Windsor Hotel
Daniel BE. Sickles
Mahlon Chance
E. D. Bassett
Meredith Read
John D. Bushelem
Adjt
Drum
Whitney
Endicott
Navy
Albert Hawkins
L. M. Montgomery
Baltimore
West Point
War Department
General Jones
Gen.Jones
Monument for Grant Draws Subscriptions Nationwide
New Yorkers launch a national fundraising drive to erect a Grant memorial in New York honoring General Grant. The committee, chaired by Chester A. Arthur, appeals to newspapers, banks, post offices, and businesses to forward contributions to Drexel, Morgan & Co. or the New York mayor. Telegram orders and a growing list of donors follow, with events and lectures planned through the weekend and a women’s day set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grant Monument Committee
United States
Gen. Grant
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Chester A. Arthur
William Grace
Hamilton Fish
Richard T. Grover
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
National Monument
Thos
T. Eckert
Grace
Gen. Lloyd Aspinwall
George F. Strassbugh
George W. Williams
Marc Kidlitz
James J. Thayer
A. H. Leggett
John Sloane
Jacob Ruppert
Oscar Zoilikoffer
Peter Dodger
Oliver Harriman
Philip VanValkenburgh
Heber P. Bishop
Elbridge T. Gerry
Benj. Brewster
Monument Committee
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mutual
Metropolitan Telephone and Telegraph Company
Joseph P. Davis
John J. Morris
John E. Vaughan
T. Lambert & Co
Pall Bearers Named for Gen Grant Funeral
President Cleveland selected notable pallbearers including Gen Sherman Lieut Gen Sheridan Admiral Porter and other prominent figures. Funds to transport 100 men to New York have been raised and more will attend. Cabinet members will join in New York City funeral ceremonies in a special train. Mexican War veterans and Ex-Gov Long were invited to participate in the funeral events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Grant Cottage
New York
Washington
Gen. Grant
Gen. Sherman
Sheridan
Admiral Porter
Rowan
Joseph E. Johnstone
Simon PB. Buckner
Hamilton Fish
George 8. Boutwell
Massachusetts
George W. Childs
Pennsylvania
John A. Logan
Ilinois
George Jones
Oliver Hoyt
Bedford G. A
WO Ashington
New York City
Fifth Avenue
The
Association of Veterans of the Mexican War
Hancock
Long
Hixcuamm
Mass
John D. Long
House of Representatives
Congressional Committee
Gen. Brown
Indiana
Alabama Claims Awards by Court of Commissioners
The Court of Commissioners of Alabama claims announces new judgments with 4 percent interest. Names include Leonidas B. Beachley, John Beansley, Charles Hamilton, Elizabeth S. Davis executors, John Sise, Thomas Tobin, Henry C. Hyde, Benj Haynes, Orlando Lawton, Charles H. De Luze, Wm Nelson, Horatio Nelson, Alfred Nelson, Sherburne Sears, F. H. Platt, B. K. Coggswell, J. N. M. Clough, Elizabeth G. Crosby, Caleb L. Ellis, Charles Harris, Sarah J. Heald, and Samuel Fredlander among others, with various dates from 1863 to 1865 and amounts from 266 to 4927 dollars. The vacated judgment in No. 2190 is amended nunc pro tunc to clarify executors and beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Commissioners
Washington
Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims
Leonidas B. Beachley
John Beansley
Charles Hamilton
Elizabeth S. Davis
John Sise
Chaarles Hamilton
de Elizabeth S. Davis
Thomas Tobin
Henry C.hyde
Benj. Haynes
Orlando Lawton
Charles H. de Luze
Wm. Nelson
Horatio Nelson
Alfred Nelson
de Eliza Leavitt
de Sherburne Sears
B. K. Coggswell
J. N. M. Clough
Elizabeth G. Crosby
Caleb L. Ellis
Charles Harris
Sarah J. Heald
Samuel Fredlander
Prentis
Adam F. Prentis
John A. Prentis
Collision of Steamboats En terprise and R. P. Rithel
Portland reports a daylight collision between the steamboats Enterprise and R. P. Rithel about 10 miles offshore. The Enterprise is a total wreck yet most passengers, numbering about 100, are believed saved. Many were thrown into the water and rescued. Chinese passengers struggled for life preservers but were repelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Enterprise
R. P. Rithel
Goulds Enjoy Welcome in Harbor City on Yacht Atlanta
Jay Gould and his son George Gould with family linger in Harbor Me after a cordial reception aboard the yacht Atlanta. About 70 to 100 prominent guests attended including Mrs. Isaac How of New York Alfred Conkling and Miss Beach of Washington with Alsop Leffingwell arranging. Guests praised the hospitality of Mr Gould and his wife.
Unitarian Grove Meeting Opens Laymen's Day in N H
On July 30 at WeiRS New Hampshire the fifth day of the Unitarian grove meeting in the Methodist grove was announced as laymen's day. Large attendance was noted as trains and boats brought arrivals from across New England. A morning session was held in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Henry M. Baker
Washington, D. C
Parker Pillsbury
Concord
N. H
Herbert How
Proctor Academy
Andover
Seward
Lowell
Mass
C. Bean
Pillsbury
Gov. Robinson
Massachusetts
Unitarian Society of Laconia
Mary A. Sherman
Salem
Maine Rivers and Harbors Improvements Report
Col C E Blunt US engineer reports on Maine waters projects including Saco Biddeford breakwater progress 3494 tons of stone laid, 150 feet finished, with 11,000 tons planned. Requests 50k next year and notes 10.293 sun. Lubec channel widening 275 feet main, 300 feet bends, 12 feet depth. 32k requested. Bangor harbor Penobscot river funded 19,907 with 40k sought. Rockland Jamestown breakwater 75k requested. Portsmouth removal of Gangway rock and Badger ledge 30k requested. overall harbor work nearing completion.
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Washington
Saco
Biddeford
Lubec Channel
State of
Maine
Col. Blunt
Jonesport
Belfast
Portland
Lie
Bangor Harbor
Penobscot River
Cocheco River
N. H
Rockland
Jamestown
South Ledge
Portsmouth
Stay of Bankers and Merchants Telegraph sale granted
New York July 30 Judge Davis stayed the sale of the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Company set for tomorrow. The stay follows an affidavit by Auerbach representing Powers and others who argue notices for foreclosure were improper. The order also provides protections for bondholders and outlines conditions if receivership certificates are used in any purchase and terms for later reorganization participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers and Merchants’ Telegraph Company
New York
Davis
Supreme Court
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Bankers and Merchants’ Company
Trust Company
Milard Rk, Powers of
Chicago
Win
Bookers and Merchants
Telegraph Company
Auerbach
Powers
Donohue
Bob Ingersoll
Vounel
M. R. Powers
United Lives Telegraph Company
United Line Telegraph Company
Summer fishing season fails off lower gulf coast
Ottawa reports government steamer La Canadienne returns from Gaspe and notes total fishing failure from Blanc Sablin to Natashquan. No fishing vessels remain offshore as all have left for Newfoundland. Catch is below average above Natashquan and on the south shore fishing is reported to be poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
la Canadienne
Gaspe
Lower Gulf
Blanc Sablin
Newfoundland
Goca
Two Homicides and Injury in Worcester Railroad Yard
In Worcester Massachusetts Frank LaUount was killed on the Providence railroad in North Bridge this afternoon. Stickney Price was killed and Marenus Fizzell injured when a staging gave way during shingling work at Whitinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Frank LaUount
Providence
Northbridge
Stickney Price
Marenus Fizzell
Whitinsville
Two Farmers Overcome In 40 Foot Well Tragedy
Waynesburg Pennsylvania July 30 two farmers James Thomas and William Faulkner were overcome by impure air while working at the bottom of a forty foot well. Thomas died in the shaft and Faulkner was pulled out unconscious with his recovery doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
James Thomas
Wiliam Faulkner
Thomas
Faulkner
Fires at Baker City jail cremated five inmates
The county jail in Baker City Oregon burned Wednesday morning killing five prisoners who were cremated alive. A sixth prisoner was severely scorched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Ore
Chicago
Joseph Creitz
Michael Bailey
Stinesville
Snead & Co. Ironworks
Louisville
State
War and Navy
Washington
Sidney Rosenfeld
New York
William Smith
Andrew Smith
Postminster
Blue Earth City
Minn
Bainbridge
Thomas N. Brantly
Alabama
Democratic rally in Virginia nominates Gen Fitz Hugh Lee for governor
The Virginia Democratic state convention reassembled at Richmond to nominate Gen Fitz Hugh Lee for governor after strong speeches by John S. Barbour and Capt. Crockett. The platform opposes internal revenue expansion, backs public schools, rail oversight, and civil service reform while pledging tax cuts and defense against Mahoneism. The ticket includes Lt. Gov massed Massey and Attorney General candidate Hurt. a resolution honors Gen Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Lee
John S. Barbour
Bayard
Lamar
Garland
United States
Virginia
Republican Party
Fitz Hugh Lee
Robert E. Lee
West Point
Texas
G. W. Curtis
Robert E
Pennsylvania Avenue
John E. Massey
Phil McKinney
Committee On Resolutions
National Democratic Party
Cleveland
Albemarle
John L. Hurt
Pittsylvania
J. A. Walker
Wythe County
Rufus A. Ayers
Scott
R. R. Henry
Tazewell
Gen. A.S. Grant
South
President retains consuls and appoints new internal revenue officials
The president will keep several U S consuls noting their records in Antwerp Gibraltar Goderich Leith Southampton Vic tus Palermo Havana and Nottingham among others and transfers include J Smith to Newcastle. New internal revenue collectors are Andrew Welch Maurice Kelly and Joseph Morrow with George W Albright appointed to Albany as skilled laborer in the sixth auditor's office and potential advancement to assistant chief of the appointment division while questions remain on civil service authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
J. H. Stewart
Antwerp
Belgium
H. J. Sprague
Gibraltar
R.S. Chilton
Goderich
Canada
Oscar Malmras
Leith
Eng
Wm. Thompson
Southampton
R. J. Stephens
House
Steet Committee
Victus
B. C
Phillip Carroll
Palermo
Italy
OU. Williams
Havana
C. C.ford
Lagoa Ja Grande
Jazer Smith
Nottingham
Newcastle On Tyne
Bayard
G. S. Williams
Williams
New York
Mahone
Virginia
Internal Revenue
Andrew Welch
Ilinois
Maurice Kelly
Joseph W. Morrow
Wisconsin
Manning
Geo. Ww. Albright
Albany
N. Y
Geo. FE. Rose
Albright
Higgins
Question on 28 days notice sent to supreme court
Coxcorp New Hampshire July 30 The house after a lengthy debate referred to the supreme court for its opinion whether the 28 days notice required by statute in bills affecting rights of parties arising on petition is permissive or mandatory The report of the committee on the jadi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciary
Senate
Newport
Congress
United States
Supreme Court
Coxcorp
N. H
House
Committee On
Rome
Holy City
France
Russia
London
Salvation Army
Parliament
House of Commons
Thames
Grant’s Illness Recital Details Long Decline to Death
New York July 30 article outlines Gen Grant’s cancer progression from its start to his death on July 25. It notes slough detachment in the pharynx caused hemorrhage, use of hypodermic morphine for relief, and the patient’s stoic endurance. Doctors stress the original disease never improved, and smoking likely caused the cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Deislis
Mt. McGregor
Dr. Sands
Myself
Douglass
Isid
Gen. Granvs
Temperance League Seeks Lawful Role Before Police Board
A delegation from the Citizens' Law and Order League appeared before the police commissioners on Thursday to state the group represents diverse views on temperance in politics and religion, pledges obedience to the law, and offers organized support to authorities while avoiding duties of the board. Cheitmen Whiting acknowledged members include respected citizens and expressed hope for mutual trust in enforcing laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gar
Citizens’ Law and Order League
Pew Board of Police Commissioners
League
Police Board
Cheitmen Whiting
Lieut Eldridge Appointed Acting Deputy Superintendent
General order No 6 announces Lieut Benjamin P Eldridge of division 11 to duty at police headquarters as acting deputy superintendent. Lieut George Emerson moves from headquarters to division 11 vacancy created by the transfer. Eldridge joined the force as a patrolman in 1875 and became lieutenant in 1878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge
Board of Police
Benjamin P. Eldridge
Divison
George Emerson
Pope
Division Ll
Civil Service Commission
Small
Investigation into Boston custom house gaugers abuse report
Treasury Agent N W Bingham transmitted to Washington the investigation into abuses in the Boston custom house gaugers department. Moris C Fitch has led the department for 24 years with Thomas Moriarty as assistant. Witnesses including Robert Warner testified privately that officers took from barrels casks and packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
N. W. Bingham
Washington
Boston Custom House
Moris C. Fitch
Thomas Moriarty
Robert Warner
Missing liquors spark inquiry into shipment shrinkage
Report notes molasses wine and liquor losses claimed by importers including Henry C. Richards of D. Richards & Sons and S. S. Pierce & Co. Richards denies losses. Pierce cites 22 bottles of champagne missing from an invoice, taken from a vessel with a gauger present. Memorandum sent to Furness line agent. bill paid. Mr. Bingham went to Washington with the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitch and Oriarty
Hemover Street
Henry C. Richards
D. Richards & Sons
State Street
Pierce
Furness
Bingham
Washington
The Mary Celeste Case Sees Key Testimony
The seventh day of the Mary Celeste hearing in U S circuit court on Thursday reveals insurance policies tied to Mr Wendell and Mr Freeman while witnesses describe a prosperous but questioned cargo. Testimony covers shipments to Wendell, numerous shoe invoices, and a letter attributed to Capt Parker signaling caution about cargo disclosure. The case proceeds to continue with final prosecution evidence on Monday at 11 30 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Franklin S. Phelps
Wendell
Mr. Freeman
Sullivan A. Freeman
Blodgett
Boris & Co
James H. Wheeler
Boston
Dwight Prouty
Jackson
Mandell & Daniell
Mr. Wendell
Hayti
Mary Celeste
Bort
R. B. Fuller
Boston Marine Insurance Company
Messrs
Freeman
Miller
E. D. Colby
Custom House
Parker
James English
Mary G. Howe
A. E. Howe
Capt. Parker
Mr. Howe
E. Boston
Cap
J. E. Howe
Much
Buffalo Bill’s Wild West at Beacon park draws large crowd
An immense audience enjoys Buffalo Bill’s Wild West features at Beacon park on Thursday afternoon. Jim Clayton misses show due to injuries, a buffalo incident injures him but not seriously. The wild west dinner, press guests, and Sitting Bull segment receive praise. Oolivette at Oakland Garden continues with larger crowds as Harry Pepper’s troupe performs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
Beacon Park
Jim Clayton
Clayton
Sitting Bull
Mystery of Charles River body remains unsolved
The case of a mutilated woman’s body in the Charles River on July 23 shows little new progress. Police hold hopes of solving the crime, while observers doubt findings. A bag at Pinckney street foot was misread as containing a body of a dog. The Craigie’s Bridge body case is now handled by Cambridge authorities. George Hutchins of Somerville, once reported missing, is found alive and well.
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Charles River
Pinckney Street
Old Ladies
Craigies’s Bridge
Boston
Cambridge
George Hutchins
No. 3
Lyon Place
Somerville
Census shows city youths by ward for year 1885
Census figures list 5 to 15 year olds by ward in Lawrence Mars for 1885 with totals per ward and a net drop from 1884. E J Sartelle of Townsend elected sub master of the high school at a $1006 salary. he is 28 and Harvard graduate. Harriet D Burgess resigns as Oliver grammar school teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mars
E. J. Sartelle
Townsend
Mills Brace for Production Curtailment in Four-Week Shutdown
Fall River directors of Border City and Seaconnet mills voted to join the national curtailment movement and will shut down for four weeks before October 1. The plan now covers all print cloth mills except Durfee and Union. Pocasset and Sagamore will close tonight for the week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Border City
Seaconnet Mills
Durfee and
Union
Pocasset
Sagamore
Drowning of J Randolph Tansley in Agawam River
J Randolph Tansley eleven year old son of Dr. J Tansley of New York drowned this afternoon in the Agawam river opposite Springheld while spending the summer with his grandfather. He was with his mother at the time.
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Springheld
Mess
J. Randolph Tansley
J. Tansley
New York
Agawam River
Ray Cleared in Assault Case at Pleasant Point
In Batu Maine on July 30, William A. Ray was discharged after a court examination over an assault on Mary Crosby dated July 14 at Pleasant Point. The verdict brought cheers from attendees.
Iron and Steel Works to Restart Full Operations
Pittsburg July 39 Shorberger's iron and steel works will resume full operation in every department except the nail factory next Monday, employing 2060 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Shorberger’s Iron and Steel Works
The Portsmouth Mayoralty Caucus Nominates Eldredge
In Portsmouth New Hampshire on July 30 the Democratic mayoral caucus nominated Hon Mercellus Eldredge for mayor unanimously. The item notes conviviality hospitality and liberality found in Hub Punch and remarks on grocers and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Democratic Mayoralty Caucus Tonight
Mercellus Eldredge
Salisbury Policy Debate Dominates London Banquet
Lord Salisbury defends government policy at a banquet, arguing for Irish franchise driven changes and continued foreign policy under Beaconsfield's threads while stressing domestic focus. Lord Randolph Churchill and Earl of Iddesleigh absent, fueling Tory unease as Liverpool scene prompts for oversight and a planned visit by Randolph.
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Lord Wolseley
Peter Lumsden
Lord Salisbury
Gladstone
Ireland
Lord Beaconsfield
Africa
East
England
Lord Randolph Churchill
India
Earl of
Liverpool
House of Commons
Lord Randolph
Arthur B. Forwood
Munster Bank scandal and Irish land questions update
The investigation into the suspended Munster bank reveals joint Dublin manager Farquharson absconded and blocked loans by withholding securities. Accounts show liabilities around £2.15 million with reserves of about £225,000. a revival plan is under discussion in London and Dublin.
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Munster Bank
Farquharson
Dublin
Bank of Ireland
Munster
London Stock Exchange
Northwall
Holyhead
London
Munster Bank Deputation
Land Commission
Ireland
Madrid
Mapnio
Alfonso
Maprio
Spain
England
Sir Charles Dilke
Florence
Dilke
Lord Hartington
Cambridge almshouse inquiry resumes at City Hall
The Cambridge almshouse investigation reassembled at city hall on Thursday afternoon. Capt Hough testified about grease sales, perquisites to cooks, and alleged misappropriation funds used for personal luxuries and outings. He described punishments, salaries, inmate numbers, and lapses in record keeping as cross-examination followed, with Dr Bryant confirming a chronic hip condition in a patient. The board adjourned to 3 PM.
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Cambridge Almshouse
City Hall
Cambridge
Hough
House Committee
Boston
Bryant
Thomas J. Gargan, Esq
Suffolk County
California
Charles Street
Boston Police
Harbor
Supreme Court
State Police
Almshouse
States Prison
John Murnighan
Murnighan
Lewis L. Bryant
Gen Grant funeral delays Sunday concerts on the common
Gen Grant's funeral postpones remaining Sunday concerts on the common. City officials plan a funeral procession with four carriages for a Boston city council delegation, leaving Boston at 3 PM on August 7.
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Gen. Grant
Havre Street
Boston
Board of Health
Hancock
Long Island
Meehan
Dorchester
Meyer O' Brien
Young
Jackson
Inmate Hurls Box at Saloon Customer
John McLaughlin, 66, recently moved from Rainsford island to City Hospital after an incident near Henchman and Commercial streets. He allegedly threw a box of sawdust and cigar stumps at a saloon customer, fell, and a box sliver wounded him below the eye. The injured man remains at the city hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McLaughlin
Rainsford Island
City Hospital
John
Henchman and
Commercial Streets
Keep the Baby’s Lot Leans Clean and Sweet
A brief from an old domestic tips column urges caregivers to keep a baby’s clothing and linens clean and fresh using simple household methods. It promotes gentle care and a pleasant scent, emphasizing safe practices for infant textiles.
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Pye
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