Government settlement over Ottman robbery fallout
Washington reports the Ottman robbery settlement is viewed as satisfactory though poorly managed by the government. Crown acts for Ottman alleged. Elmer defends Star Route contracts to indicted bidders, noting awards to low bidders despite charges. Sheridan buys Aldis residence. Sherman to depart for the north coast on the 19th, returning soon.
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Star Tonight
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Miner
Bob Ingersoll
Sheridan
Judge Aldis
Rhode Island Avenue
Scott Circle
Gen. Sherman
Army
Barron Case Evidence Wraps. Arguments Set to Start
In Dexter Maine the Barron case moves toward closing with rebuttal testimonies from Shepard Parkman and Pauline Merrill detailing bank deposits and safekeeping. Witnesses described eight loans, the vault, and repairs to the safe. defense countered with coroner inquest testimony as arguments head to morrow.
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Barron
Shepard Parkman
Corinna
Mr. Barron
Hartland
Bierton
Bank of England
Oiher
Henry C. Parsons
Savings Bank
Merrill
Thomas Marsden
the Cow Church
Sawyer
Pauline Merrill
George Hamilton
Copeland
Masonic Hall
Epen
W. Curtis
National Bank
Washington
First National Bank
William P. Appleyard
Guilford
J. W. Barron
Eastern
Boston
Gancelo Safford
D.C. Woodward
H. C. Parsons
W. A. Sprague
H. L. Wood
New York Democrats Map Fall Campaign Effort At Irving Hall
Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports that the Irving Hall campaign committee convened this afternoon to outline preliminary fall campaign work. An address to assembly district associations was issued and speeches were delivered by a dozen prominent Democrats. The county democracy plans a similar meeting next Wednesday.
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New York City
Boston Post
New York
Jones
Irving Hall
Assembly
County Democracy
Maine News In Brief From Calais To Portland
Maine reports include Calais citizens backing a soldiers' monument, a Houston opera house project, and a June 17 start for the Maine Central timetable. York county grants 15 divorces, Warren & Co.'s Cumberland mills pay out 60 600 monthly, and a 60 year old African parrot remains a family curiosity. Italian workers head to shore line rail work, with McCabe of North Berwick handling maton tasks and 12 culverts completed. State tax judgment on Portland Saco and Portsmouth sums to 14 060. Kennebunk to Kennebunkport railroad opens June 18 linking with Boston and Maine. Gilmore Foyler arraigned for shooting Dr. Judson Alden. bond set at 1.00. Alden improving and out of danger. New England Yearly Meeting of Friends convenes in Portland with many delegates from several states and nations. epistles read and routine business conducted.
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Houston
Calais
Maine Central Railroad
York County Supreme Judicial Court
Warren & Co
Cumberland Mills
Geo. Waldron
Portland
New York
Shore Line Railroad
J. #. McCabe
North
Berwick
Cleaves
Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad Company
Kennebunk
Smithfield
Wasserboro
Dover
Fairfield
London
North Carolina
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Canada
Burglaries Hit Fisher Vine Homes Thursday Night
Four residences in Fisher vine were burglarized Thursday night with thieves taking $100 in cash. In Portsmouth Knibbs patent suit the defense called witnesses to show anticipated invention. Trial expected to run all next week. In Dover the hearing on state versus E A Lothrop and James Colbath for the Farmington shooting was continued with witnesses saying nothing provable about striker provocation. One witness noted crowd pressure and stones before Lothrop fired. hearing to terminate Saturday. Burrows's condition unchanged.
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Fishervine
Portsmouth
Knibbs
E. A. Lothrop
James Colbath
William Burrows
Farmington
Dover
Lothrop
Burrows
Miner Parras Pope Dies After Ely Mine Rock Fall
Parms Pope, a 27 year old miner recently married, died Thursday night from injuries after a rock collapse in the Ely mines. Authorities reported the accident occurred as he worked underground. He had been employed at the mine for several years.
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Parmas Pope
Ely
Mass Grave Found in Brockton and Other Massachusetts News
The mangled body of a Negro was found on the Old Colony track in Brockton Friday. Frank Carrier, 40, of Fall River, killed by a gravel train on the Old Colony road at Holbrook Friday. Frank P. Wright of Bristol shot himself in a Springfield public square Friday afternoon. He was insane, 47, leaves a widow. Joan Long sues Pacific Mills of Lawrence for 50,000 over a lost left arm and leg in machinery. case to be tried in Salem this term. Latter Day Saints have growing numbers in Fall River and a one story Claflin Street chapel mission in Little Compton reports success. John Goodwin, Chicopee contractor who fled insolvent estate last February, has returned to help assignees settle affairs. creditors pause criminal actions. Liabilities 55,000. assets small.
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Brockton
Frank Carrier
Fall River
Old Colony Road
Holbrook
Frank P. Wright
Bristol
Salem
Claflin Street
Little Compton
John Goodwin
Chicopee
Jamestown Sails on 10 Day Training Cruise
The United States vessel Jamestown of the training squadron at Newport sailed Friday on a 10 days cruise. The whistling buoy was removed from the southwest ledge between Block Island and Montauk Point to the north end of the island about two weeks ago with only one notice alleged. Three schooners have since gone ashore.
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Jamestown
Newport
Block Island
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Crook’s Campaign Fails to Find Indians Near Wacori
A June 8 dispatch from Tombstone reports Gen. Crook encamped 39 miles northeast of Wacori with scouts in all directions. No Indian signs found so far. Mexican regulars Capt. Casona and 150 men join Crook after leaving Opozura Sonora. If no success by June 20, rain and swollen rivers may hinder movement. Camp sits where Col. Garcia fought Indians on April 20.
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Tombstone
Mexico
Wacori
Casona
Opozura
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Notable Trials And Trials In City Headlines
In New York U K on June 8 several bets circulated that John L. Sullivan will not appear Saturday evening. Theodore Hoffman was convicted of murdering Hebrew peddler Zife Marks in Port Chester in February and sentenced to hang July 27. Judge Davis sentenced Edward Hovey for killing his sister-in-law Fanny Ver milye to be hanged July 28. Maria Besert, driven insane by heat, hanged herself in her tenement yard. Chief Engineer Robert Bissett of steamer Sar atoga was arrested for smuggling cigars from Havana. A panic in a Fifth Street primary school caused by a student crying fire left several children crushed but none fatally.
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John L. Sullivan
Wimbledon
Theodore Hoffman
Zife Marks
Port Chester
Robert Bissett
Saratoga
Havana
Fifth Street
Davis
Edward Hovey
Fanny Vermilye
Maria Besert
Mob Attacks Waverly Jail Over Barber Brothers
At 11 tonight a mob at Waverly attacks the jail where the Barber brothers are confined using crowbars and weapons. If they reach the prisoners, the mob plans to string them up at short notice.
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Towa
Waverly
Barber Brothers
Social and public notices from Boston and Maine crowd pages
A compilation of society weddings and anniversaries, public figures and honors, and a passenger list from Boston. Highlights include Josiah G. Daniell’s wedding to Nellie A. Smith, Nellie A. Smith of Augusta, Dexter Smith traveling to Washington for John Howard Payne’s reinterment ceremonies, and Hon. Win. Widgeny Thomas’s acceptance of a Swedish mission. Also noted are Ex-Gov. Anson P. Morrill’s 80th birthday plans, a Monument Square Methodist church wedding, a golden wedding in Princeton Alabama with 300 guests, and a long list of Boston area travelers sailing to Liverpool aboard the City of Rome.
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Josiah G. Daniell
Jackson, Mardell & Daniell
Boston
Nellie A. Smith
Augusta
Dexter Smith
Washington
John Howard Payne
William Henry Clifford, Esq
Porthand
Justice Clifford
Win. Widgeny Thomas
Portland
Sweden
Norway
United States
Charles Tilton
City Point Methodist Church
Cora A
Nathaniel Shackford
Charlestown
Monument Square Methodist Church
John H. Bryant
Princeton
Helmes
Collyer
Whittier
Bryant
William Cullen Bryant
Anson P. Morrill
Morrill
Liverpool
City of
Rome
Ht. E. Hibbard
Bryant & Stratton Commercial College
H. E. Hibbard
E. M. Hibbard
W. F. Cobb
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
H. J. Hollings
W. Gater
Thomas Biddle
Thomas Martin
House of Representatives
Horace B. Martin
Minnie E. Martin
Alfred W. Martin
H. D. Bosson
Chelsea
Mass
John D. Ashton
William H. Keese
Salem
Jennie M. Keese
Alice R. Keese
Lowell
John Hall
Rochester
N. H
English Interest in the Second Suez Canal Races
London dispatch summarizes heated Commons debate over pensions for Egyptian war costs, Lord Randolph Churchill’s call for inquiry, and government response. It reports progress on a second Suez Canal, Ascot Heath stakes results, and Turkish measures banning American meat imports after a 1884 treaty expiry. It notes other foreign notes including trials, taxes, and tariff disputes.
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Suez Canal
Timothy Helly
London
House of Commons
Lord Wolseley
Baron Alcester
Wilfred Lawson
Lord Randolph Churchill
Alexandria
Stafford Northcote
Gladstone
Khedive
Isthmus of
Suez
M. de Lesseps
Suez Canal Company
Paris
M.de Lesseps
Ascot Heath
Beaufort
Faughn Ballagh
Ellesmere
Wallenstein
Lefevre
Credo
Gilbert
Despair
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Hornpipe
Walker
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Lorillard
Aranza
Tristan
Iroquois
Jardine
Shrewsbury
Eastern Emperor
Legh
Corneille
Brest
Pontiac
Turkey
Constantinople
Porte
Gen. Wallace
United States
America
Smyrna
Sultan
Wallace
Drawing of the Ticket-Holders Prizes at Olympian Rink
A large crowd gathered at the Olympian rink Friday for prize drawings of the ticket holders. Numbers drawn include 5 156 silver ice pitcher and salver, 9 932 pair skates, 15 060 hat order, 6 511 skates, 3 846 cigars, 5 990 a 5000 dollar three year paid up policy, and many more. Osgood & Whitney of Boston held the lucky number for the pair of horses. Exhibitions by Prof Skinner, Miss Jennie Houghton, Prof Arthur Ball, Miss Hattie Harvey, and others preceded a farewell to Boston at the close of the season.
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Nickels
Osgood & Whitney
Boston
Skinner
Jennie Houghton
Arthur Ball
Hattie Harvey
Tufts
Sewall
Olympian Club
Workingmen's Co operative Saving Fund annual meeting held
The annual meeting at Wells Memorial hall reported strong finances with cash 121.79 at year start, receipts 36687.54, expenses 50646.54, leaving 6165.69 on hand. Members 326, borrowers 40, non borrowers 236, shares 2176, pledged 275, free 1805, real estate loans 30 totaling 338850, loans on shares 1200. President Robert Treat Paine Jr praised books, new share series of 660 sold, 1500 sold in six lots, earnings 2 percent. Officers elected: President Robert Treat Paine Jr, VP John S Blatchford, Secretary D Elarge, Treasurer Charles W Dexter. directors and auditors listed.
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Workingmen’s Co-operative Saving Fund and Loan Association
Wells Memorial
Charles W. Dexter
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
John 8. Blatchford
D. Elarege
John Cooper
William A. Low
William H. Ford
B. M. Lovell
G. W. Pope
J. D. W. French
George Farley
Robert M. Lawrence
Joseph B. Neagle
Aaron P. Bean
John Colwill
P. M. Denon
J. D. McLellan
George Murphy
William Walden
George N. Miller
F. G. Merriam
James L
Henry F. Stow
Reception for Continental Guards planned by National Lancers
A reception will be tendered the Continental Guards of New Orleans by the National Lancers on the evening of Wednesday, June 15. A second item notes the 49th corporate meeting of the Appalachian club at the Institute of Technology on Wednesday evening, June 13 with papers by Prof. C Ui Hitchcock on Hawaiian Volcanoes and Mr C H Ames on The Mountains near Zermatt.
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J. M. Buckley
J. C. Cralg
Jennie
Joseph T. Duryea
Board of Trustees
Congregational Church
Methodist Church
Continental Guards of
New Orleans
National Lancers
Appalachian Club
Institute of Technology
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Mr. C. H. Ames
Zermatt
New England Shoe and Leather Association proposes creditor reforms
The New England Shoe and Leather Association led by president A. P. Martin and secretary Charles G. Ingalls seeks to curb rising fraudulent failures and settlements. It calls creditors to promptly attend meetings, form a working committee, and employ an impartial attorney to secure fairer, stronger settlements for the trade.
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New England Shoe and Leather Association
A. P. Martin
Charles G. Ingalls
Bureau of Debts and Debtors
Association
Detroits and Bostons Clash In Early Season Baseball
The Detroits debuted in this city to a warm reception. Boston built a large early lead with seven runs in the second inning and added five in the sixth, aided by errors and timely hits. Whitney dominated on the mound for Boston while Mansell, Whitney, Hornung and Sutton produced key hits. Final glance notes other yesterday games across the league.
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Houck
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The Tourists at Park Tonight and Next Week’s Attractions
The article lists entertainment options across venues with multiple shows Tonight and next week. Uncle Tom's Cabin appears at the Museum twice, Tolante at the Howard, The Sorcerer at the Bijou, Ranch 16 at the Boston, and A Bunch of Keys to be staged at the Globe. It notes Miss Tessie Deagle sailing for England and Miss Marie Jansen succeeding Lillian Russell at the Museum. It mentions the Actors’ Fund Society meeting in New York with financial figures and leadership, and confirms a two week engagement for the Coloured Minstrel groups at Oakland Garden starting June 15, including notable performers such as the Hyers sisters and Billy Kersands.
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Tessie Deagle
George Deagle
Howard
Frank Frayne
England
Lillie West
Anna Brevoor
San Francisco Opera House
New York
The
Globe
Actors’ Fund Society
Lester Wallack
William Henderson
A. M. Palmer
Gus
Charlie Frohman
Oakland Garden
Grand Opera House
Hyers Sisters
Wallace King
Billy Kersands
Bob Mack
Suburban Short Notes From Salem and Cambridge
Salem’s county tax bill rises to 31505 69 this year from 23086 57. Everett sees a bold robbery at 3 30 to 4 30 in the home of M Judd 10 Chelsea street with a gold watch two chains and jewelry worth over 200 stolen. An 11 year old, George Dormbroski of Charles street Cambridge, is in custody for stabbing a playmate Maeder on Charles street after a school stroll home. The weapon caused a deep thigh wound but is not life threatening. The incident was not reported until Friday.
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Everett
M. Judd
Chelsea Street
George Dormbroski
Charles Street
Cambridge
Maeder
New Orleans Prepares for Fourth of July Celebrations
Le Republican notes extensive preparations in New Orleans for the coming Fourth of July. It adds that Boston’s Cercle Francais commemorated the day last year and will be equally zealous and patriotic in 1885, if not more so.
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Mystery surrounds Maj Azor Nickerson after divorce decree
In Philadelphia on June 8 inquiries into the present location of Maj Azor Nickerson U S A whose first wife has petitioned to set aside his divorce decree have yielded no results for his counsel and friends as he remains untraceable.
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Philadelphia
Maj. Azor Nickerson
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Session actions on reform school bill and probate report
In the afternoon session the reform school for boys bill was passed over awaiting Bates of Worcester amendments. Several routine bills were ordered to a third reading. The committee on probate and chancery reported the insolvent debtors discharge act inexpedient to legislate and its order was accepted.
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Johnson
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Levell
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State Reform School For Boys
Public Charity Committee Reports and Law Debates in House
The house acts on leave to withdraw a petition for compensation for a Monson state school reservoir project. A public health bill requiring clear labeling of ingredients in foods is advanced. A six member committee report on reforms for criminal insane care homoeopathic treatment and reform school improvements is adopted with travel expenses not to exceed 1000 dollars. Bills regarding pharmacy practice and nuisance abatement are debated and sent to committee. The house also discusses pay for members and adjourns pending a quorum.
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Boston
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