Multiple Local Incidents Highlight Tragedy and Crime in New England
A Bangor youth escaped jail with a lin dipper. O B Strout of Durham died when his carriage wheels were caught on a train. Arthur Briggs, five, drowned at Smith's Mills New Bedford. Frank Werkins of Orange earned license to preach at Contoocook. Edwin Tomlinson of Birmingham shot himself amid grief. A woman near Westfield died after leaping from cars. she was W J Norton’s wife from Illinois. The Conant murder case in Norwich delayed due to a defence witness illness. William Banister donated 5000 to Anna Jaques hospital from Sarah Hale estate funds. James H Baird’s counsel secured a reduced bail from 2000 to 1000 at the Lancaster trial.
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Bangor
O. B. Strout
Durham
Smith's Mills Village
New Bedford
Mass
Arthur
Alonzo Briggs
Weare Free Baptist Quarterly Meeting
Contoocouk
N. H
Frank Werkins
Orange
Edwin Tomlinson
Birmingham
Nihilist Arrest in Oronstadt Shocks Russian Officer
A Russian naval officer was arrested at Oronstadt on a charge of nihilism. An unknown assailant beat the Khedive Ismail Pasha in the Palais Royal gardens Paris on Wednesday. Mr Gladstone says the English government will address parliamentary seat redistribution this session. The St Petersburg Zeitung critiques Russia’s Central Asia policy as aimed at frontier definition and treaty maintenance with Persia and Afghanistan. The East London aquarium at Bishopsgate burned Wednesday morning. some animals were saved while others were shot or perished, including lions bears parrots and monkeys. two Russian bears were rescued. The exhibits of Marwood the hangman were consumed by the fire.
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Oronstadt
Ismail Pasha
Palais Royal Gardens
Paris
Gladstone
St. Petersburg Zeitung
Europe
Russia
Merv Oasis
Central Asia
Persia
Afghanistan
East London Aquarium
Bishopsgate
Owever
Marwood
Hangman
Forecast of Chicago election echoes Irish influence
London assesses the Chicago convention, noting uncertain forecast, a fight between men over issues, and concerns that Irish factions may sway candidate choice and stimulate tensions between England and America. The piece highlights indistinct platform differences and the dominance of personal leadership over policy.
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London
Standard
America
Chicago
England
Blain e and Curtis clash at national convention in Cureaco
Report outlines a day filled with unfulfilled expectations as Blaine backers push a pledge rule thwarted by George William Curtis. The evening session sees large crowds, rain, and entertainment amid delays, with Uncle Dick rallying the party and Blaine remaining a leading, contested favourite.
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Cureaco
Conkling
Blaine
Tennessee
Illinois
George William Curtis
New York
Chicago
Committee
Ingersoll
Beecher
Oglesby
Bob
Uncle Dick
Carter Harrison
Arthur
Arthur Out of the Hace-Combinations to preseat the Maine Demagocae
Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports Arthur withdraws from a Maine political drama. Friends express confidence as maneuvers unfold behind the scenes in a disputed nomination or party maneuver.
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The
Boston Post
Arthur
Maine
New York Factions Rally Over Cleveland Polarization
The con test between New York factions centers on Cleveland as a fearsome standard against which rival candidates measure. Each side uses Cleveland to warn that the other faction could not carry New York against him, citing Blaine and Folger, while Arthur supporters argue last year’s GOP victory under Arthur proves the state could be won.
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New York
Cleveland
Blaine
Arthur
Folger
Disgraceful Scene In Grand Pacific Rotunda
George Turner of Alabama assaulted Brewster Cameron ex chief examiner of the US Department of Justice in the Grand Pacific hotel rotunda. Cameron struck back with a cane, Hon Paul Strobach of Alabama attacked Cameron with an umbrella, Cameron prevailed. The attack followed Cameron’s testimony before the expenditures committee on justice department conduct involving Alabama marshals. Also news of Kentucky district credentials and Mahone Virginia delegation admission, and Sherman declining nomination via telegram from Cincinnati dated June 4.
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Alabama
Brewster Cameron
United States Department of Justice
Grand Pacific Hotel
Cameron
Paul Strobach
Committee On Expenditures
Department, of Justice
Committee On Credentials
Kentucky
Virginia
Printing office fire on Oliver Street in Boston
Brief reports note a small blaze on the fourth floor of a No 40 Oliver Street printing office owned by George Tolman II. The fire started in a drawer from unknown causes and caused minor damage.
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Boston
Oliver Street
George
Tolman
Mt. Kineo
Francis Tomah
Englewood
N. J
Palisade Mountain
Hartfoad
Conn
Portland
Connn
Springfield
Mass
Northampton
M. M. French
Levi W. Smith
Philadelihta
Malcohm Lloyd's Petroleum Works
Bosshardt & Wilson's Oil Works
Gibson’s Point
Beverly
George Goddard
Prides Crossing
Twenty one Babies killed at an Infants Home in New Jersey
In Hammon ton Atlantic county New Jersey villagers learned 21 of 23 babies sent to the Nivison home sanitarium died. Bodies buried in a trench in soap boxes and barrels. Coroner and jury found 21 deaths natural but aggravated by neglect and incompetence. Prosecutor Thompson to take up case.
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New Jersey
Hammonton
Atlantic County
N. J
Nivison
S. S. Nivison
Miss Nivison
Thompson
Amateur athletes sail to England from New York
L B Meyers A Waldron H Fredericks of Manhattan club and E K P Murray of Williamsburgh club sail in the anchor line steamer for England to compete with the English champions this summer. Clara Louisa Kellogg also sails. Francis Constant, 34, bank janitor, shot by Edward Brinkerhoff 57 night watchman. likely mortally wounded. Brinkerhoff arrested. Feud of years. A heavyweight fight at Germania ball ends in a draw. Henry B Palmer, famed swindler wanted in Connecticut for forgery, arrested here.
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New York
L. Bh. Meyers
A. Waldron
H. Fredericks
Manhattan Club
EK. P. Murray
Williamsburgh Club
England
Clara Louisa Kellogg
Francis J. Constant
Mechanics’ National Bank
Edward H. Brinkerhotl
Brinkerhoff
Germania Ball
Charles Lange
Ohio
Michael Dempsey
Henry B. Palmer
Connecticut
Legislature ends long session with pay raise and broad acts
The legislature prorogued after the longest session on record and increased its own pay over a governor veto. It enacted railroad finance and insurance measures, public school provisions, consumer protections, and various local statutes while rejecting female suffrage and several tax and jurisdiction proposals.
City Point hearing on victualer licenses held
Police commissioners held a Wednesday morning hearing for victualer licenses at City Point. Thirteen applicants appeared. those agreeing to close at 10 PM and not open Sundays would be considered. Chief John R. Marshal of St John, N B, is visiting to inspect departments. Charles Cutter named division superintendent for Dorchester. Crowley named sub foreman after Taylor’s resignation. Dog licenses brought in 15640 dollars for the year through April 30. A May warier supply inspection, with about 100 in attendance, toured the Sudbury river system and dined in South Natick at Bailey’s.
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City Point
Jenks
John R. Marshal
St. John
N. B
Dorchester
Charles Cutter
Crowley
Taylor
Beston
Sudbury
Ashland
Framingham
Natick
Bailey’s
South Natick
Democrats Gather for Vermont Convention Predict Historic Meeting
In Monat Treirr Vermont on June 4 delegates converge for the party convention with expectations of the largest gathering. Expected gubernatorial nominee L W Kenington of Rutland, lieutenant governor candidate N P Bowman of St Johnsbury, and treasurer candidate Henry Gillett of Richmond are named among likely nominees. Delegates at large include I B Smalley Burlington J C Burke Albany F H Bascom Montpelier and D Hanraham Rutland. District picks include Amos Aldrich Woodford in district one and George L Spear Braintree in district two with support for W A Richardson Island Pond as potential partner.
Alabama Democratic State Convention Renominates ONeal Phelan Smith
Mountgomery Ala June 4 The Democratic state convention met with full attendance and renominated Gov O Neal Secretary of State Phelan and Treasurer Smith by acclamation McBurk was nominated for auditor. District conventions tonight nominated delegates from five districts with remaining delegates to be named tomorrow.
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Mount Gomeery
Ala
Gov
O'Neal
Phelan
Smith
McBurk
Vercelli's Boston Dining Establishment Featured In Detail
York city style is mirrored in Boston by Vercelli's at 21 La Grange Street. French and Italian cooking delights bon vivants with refitted interiors, upstairs rooms, and private dining spaces. The 6 o clock dinner attracts a refined crowd. cuisine, service, and wines are praised as luxurious yet affordable.
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Boston
Vercell’s
Jong
Disposition of His Estate Large Bequest to Art Museum
The will of Harvey D. Parker a Boston hotel keeper dated July 19 1880 filed in probate names Francis E. Parker and Samuel C. Cobb as executors. It includes a 100000 bequest to the Fine Arts museum trustees. widow Julia Ann Parker receives the home furniture and a 6000 annual annuity. Several siblings and relatives receive houses or yearly sums with specified legacies and later codicils modify distributions. Two codicils dated 1820 and 1882 alter shares and farm dispositions. Witnesses Ebenezer Gay John L. Thorndike and Robert Levi.
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Art Museum
Harvey D. Parker
Boston
Francis E. Parker
Samuel C. Cobb
Fine Arts Museum
Back
Julia Ann Parker
Boylston Street
Alice Kilbain Streeter
Sophia Butler
Chelsea
Washington Avenue
Nancy Maria Pancharid
Charles Ward Palker
Framingham
Walter P. Parker
Harriet Parker
Charles H. Streeter
Anna Burnham Buck
John Buck
Julia Morse
Alice Parker Whittenton
Roy
Malverda Nourse Richards
Abegail Smith Lynama
Annie Young
Francis Greenwood Young
Susan H. Bickford
Winow
Charles Ward Parker
Alice Kilham Streeter
A. Sophia Butler
Phebe Barham Buck
Nancy Maria Puncharad
Nourse Richards
Abbie Smith Lynam
Annie
Parker House
Ebenezer Gay
John L. Thorndike
Robert Levi
Barnum's Monster Show Opens in Boston June 16
The Great Show will open in Boston on June 16 for two weeks. Barnum's elephant acts and hippodrome races headline attractions. The sacred white elephant draws crowds as the famed showman promises a bigger, better spectacle with three rings and a raised stage.
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Boston
Bionday
Barnum
New England
Terrible Fall of a Mason and Other Accidents
A mason Charles Freehopper of Everett fell from the seventh story elevator well at Hotel Kensington Boylston Street and died instantly. Christopher Riley of Charter Street city proper was unloading hay when a bale fell, believed fatal. James Usher of Travers Street was run over by Douglass South End express on Friend Street and badly injured. John Welsh of Lawrence Street lost part of his hand at Damon’s safe works Cambridgeport and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Patrick Doherty age 18 months of Endicott Street fell from a sixth story window to the yard and is likely to die. Sergt Daly and officers raided gambling saloon No 2 Province Court. no game was in progress but $50 in gambling implements seized.
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Charles Freehopper
Everett
Travers Street
Douglass
South End Express
Friend Street
John Welsh
Lawrence Street
Damon
Safe Works
Cambridgeport
Massachusetts General Hospital
Patrick Doherty
Patrick Roherty
Endicott Street
Sergt. Daly
Province Court
Schedules for James D. Fish assets and bank liabilities
The James D. Fish schedule from New York lists real estate totals of 2.16 million nominal and 1.86 million estimated value with mortgages 1.46 million and equity 106 thousand, personal property 2.00 million nominal and 807 thousand estimated, with pledged and unpledged values. Total nominal assets reach 4.18 million, estimated at 582 thousand. Liabilities include 1.56 million real estate mortgages, 143 thousand liens, 451 thousand personal securities, totaling about 2.15 million secured credits, plus 1.3 million endorsements related to Grant & Ward. Contingent liabilities 524 thousand, total liabilities about 4.25 million. Assignee Warner reports deposits owed to individuals at 1.47 million with overdrafts around 1.25 million. Waterhouse Bros. of Paterson and Passaic City, N J, woollen goods makers, have assigned, liabilities 100 to 125 thousand, expected payment about 30 cents on the dollar.
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James D. Fish
New York City
Grant & Ward
Ferdinand Ward
Warner
Penn Bank of Pittsburg
Waterhouse Bros
Paterson
Passaic City
N. J
South Boston Yacht Club Holds Monthly Meeting
The regular meeting at City Point clubhouse was chaired by Commodore Henry Hussey. The treasurer reported a balance of 2271 dollars. Eleven new members were elected and 11 more proposed. Trustees were told to obtain plans and estimates for new lockers and report next Wednesday. A three person committee was formed to consider retiring a portion of the club bonds this year. A large amount of routine business was conducted.
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South Boston Yacht Club
City Point
Commodore Henry Hussey
Strikes and settlements mark Lynn factory scene
The P P Sherry shoe factory in Lynn returns workers with union wage terms while Doak Co. stitchers face an unsettled strike. Other items note a Boston funeral, a shipper in New South Wales, a Marlboro landlord capture, and Harvard student David R. R. Crane found dead in his Cambridge area room.
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Lyon
E.T. Elisbree
Temple House
Marlboro
Hartford
Genn
Noah Willard
Cambridge
John E. Bickford
Malden
Hlan
Boston
David R. R. Grane
Harvard College
Holt
Crane
Newton Highlands
Salary Bills Pass in Senate and Praises for Bruce
In the senate yesterday forenoon a bill fixing the governor’s salary and a repair resolution for the state house were engrossed. Acknowledgments to George A. Bruce were offered by Baldwin and others, praising his impartial presiding. The session noted 1500 calendar bills and discussed civil service and reform measures.
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State House
Baldwin
Essex
Legislature Acts On Various Bills And Veto Explains City Project
The house met at 10 15 o clock with Speaker Marden presiding. Actions included referring the estate trustees annual accounts bill to the next general court and rejecting an amendment raising the governor’s salary to take effect this year. Several motions failed or were disposed of, the reformatory for males bill was amended for secretary pay, and governor vetoes on a Boston pile structure bill were sustained. The final appropriation bill and salary bills for sergeant at arms and assistant clerks were engrossed, and a Cape Cod ship canal honor resolution was adopted.
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Morse
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Easte Bridgewater
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Mess
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Bowker
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Cross
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Willcomb
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Randall
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Creed
Dohérty
Blaney
Natick
Davis
Tisbury
Prisons Alteration Plan In Concord West Wing Use For Convicts
Contracts exist to alter the old state prison with work starting in about a week. The west wing built on the Auburn plan will be used, two cells merged to gain space, and all cells priced to zero cost by removing a masonry partition. Initial plans called for 350 convicts. now 450 may be moved, leaving about 100 quiet reformable inmates at Concord. Warden Usher from Concord 48 is expected to oversee, with Charlestown to be recognized as the state prison and a new mint sent to Concord.
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Old State
Auburn
Concord
Usher
Charlestown
Democratic Field Clear for 1884 Nomination
A Washington Post column quotes a prominent Democrat asserting that Mr. Tilden will not run. The piece lists Bayard Morrison Carlisle Field McDonald or Cleveland as viable nominees and says Tilden prefers another name for the 1884 presidential race.
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Tilden
Post
Lter
New York
Bayaré
Morrison
Carlisle
Field
McDonald
Cleveland
Wilden
Hibernians Hold State Convention at Shiel Hall
Ancient Order of Hibernians met at Shiel hall Wednesday afternoon with several delegates present. John J. Sheehan of Fitchburg reelected as state delegate, P. J. Conway of Marlboro named state treasurer, and J J Regan of Chicopee chosen state secretary. Convention adjourned to meet in Worcester. Order now counts 14 69 nationwide and about 10 000 in Massachusetts with 2000 new members in two years.
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Order of Hibernians
Shiel Hall
John J. Sheehan
Fitchburg
P. J. Conway
Marlboro
J.J. Regan
Chicopee
Worcester
United States
Massachusetts
Boston theatre hosts Bartholomew’s interferent equines
Thousands from three to seventy perform yesterday at Prof Bartholomew’s interferent equines in Boston theatre. Two performances today with stage reception for ladies and children. India seersucker coats tempt buyers at five. G W Simmons offers today with English seer sucker imitations at 12k. Health tonic Siegert’s popular product praised. beware counterfeits. buy genuine from Siegert & Sons.
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Boston Theatre
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
4. G. Ft. Siegert
J. G. B. Siegert
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