Old Newbury to Celebrate 250th Anniversary Quar ter Millennia
Old Newbury marks the 250th settlement anniversary with a literary program at city hall, a morning ceremony, a 1009-plate dinner in a mammoth tent, and a procession including Carter's band and local companies. Prominent guests include Gen. Butler and Dartmouth president Samuel Bartlett, with an evening reunion and a portrait display.
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Dane
Old Newbury
Historical Society of
City Hall
William Little
The
John Jourrier
F. W. Larborn
Newbury
D. FT. Kiske
D. D
Newburyport
Samuel C. Barnlett
LL. D
Dartmouth College
Louisa P. Hopkins
Providence
Carter
Eighth Regiment
Historical Society
Gen. Butler
W. W. Crapp
F. Stone
George B. Lering
B. A. Gould
A. W. Greely
Pillsbury
J.Q. A. Brackett
Edward Atkinson
George Luat
Libel suits against Wall Street News publisher heard in New York
Preliminary examination opened on libel actions by Western Union Missouri Pacific and Manhattan Railway against Charles D Keep owner of Wall Street Daily News. Defense moved to dismiss for defect in complaint. Manhattan line witness Treasurer McWilliams restricted to company records. adjournment requested to bring books to court was opposed.
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New York
Western Union
Missouri Pacific
Manhattan Railway
Charles D. Keep
Wall Street Daily News
Keep
Messrs. Green
McWilliams
Calef
Green
Western Union Ccompany
Mashatten Railway Company
Coupes
Supreme Arcanum Elects Officers for 1885 86 at Montauk
The supreme council of the Royal Arcanum closed its session naming officers for 1885 86 led by Supreme Regent A C Trippe of Baltimore. Other elected roles include Supreme Vice Regent S M Findley Utica and Supreme Scribe W O Robson Boston with trustees Everett Nashville Wright Richmond and others. next meeting set for Philadelphia.
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Witcers
Supreme Connacil
Montaio
Somerville
W. O. Robson
Boston
BE. A. Skinner
Westfield
N. Y
William F. Speake
Lettimore
C. B. Ussing
Mass
Miersenel Whitaker
Detroit
Mich
R.s. Dickie
Mansfield
Wf. C. Miller
Evanston
J. E. Peckingraugh
Wooster
Byron G. Stark
Saginaw
Bascomb Myrick
Forsythe
Supreme Council
Philadelphia
A Kentucky Tragedy at Berea Ends in Four Men Dead or Wounded
In Berea Kentucky a clash after a whiskey trial left Harris and Johnston dead and Preston and Disney wounded. Harris shot Johnston. Disney fatally wounded Preston as the four men confronted after the trial.
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Berea
Louisville
William Harris
Mitchell Preston
James Johnston
John T. Disney
Harvis
Johnston
Preston
Disney
Harris
Tom Cohe Neys Troubles Oncorp N H June 9
The rumor that Thomas Cheney's property has been attached is untrue. He holds Gov Hale's paper for a large amount but is partially secured by collateral. Cheney was alarmed, acted to protect his creditors, and continues his pension agent duties despite the disaster.
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Oncorp
N. H
Thomas
Cheney
Hale
Horse theft arrest linked to Albion man case
Lawrence Massachusetts June 9 police received a letter from C W Hussey of Albion Maine reporting a horse stolen by H G Jackson a jewelry peddler believed in Massachusetts. Assistant Marshal Vose arrested Jackson within half an hour. Jackson admits taking the horse but refuses to say where it is. He will be arraigned on a fugitive warrant tomorrow.
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Lawrence, Mess
C. W. Hussey
Albion
H.G. Jackson
Massachusetts
Marshal Vose
Jackson
Morrow
Beal Named Chief Marshal for Grand Army Encampment
Gen George L Beal appointed chief marshal of the national encampment to be staged in Portland on June 22 with B B Murray Jr as chief of staff and George M Seiders as adjutant general The first division will feature the Maine militia followed by the department of Maine and then the department of Massachusetts Other divisions will include all remaining state departments and Sons of Veterans
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Portland
George L. Beal
Grand Army
B. B. Murray, Jr
George M. Seiders
Maine Militia
Department of Maine
Department of Massachusetts
Sons of Veterans
Italian railroad swindle fools sixty men from Hartrorp
Seventy Italians recruited in Hartrorp to work on the Fitchburg railroad were swindled by an agent named Ferris who posed as the superintendent. He collected 231 for fares and issued bogus passes, then disappeared. The men learned of the fraud at the depot and returned to New York by evening boat. Ferris is at large.
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Hartrorp
Conn
Jane
Fitchburg
Mass
Ferris
New York
Adams will probated after codicil alters share to daughter
In Chester Vermont on June 9 the late Hon. Luther W Adams altered his living will by a codicil two weeks before death. He left the bulk of personal property to his son and the homestead to his daughter, a change from the prior equal division. Estimed estate value ranges from 20900 to 25000, likely prompting a legal challenge to the codicil.
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Chester
Luther W. Adams
Sligo mill idle as two firms sign scale. four firms join
Non-union workers idle mills today after two firms signed the scale. Four firms have signed this week, boosting strikers’ morale as operations halt for lack of adequate labor.
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Vyiitiboorg
Sligo
Illinois crop report hints wheat drop to under ten million bushels
Springfield June 9. Secretary Millis of the state board of agriculture released advance sheets of the Illinois crop report for June. Indications show the wheat crop will be less than 10,000 600 bushels this year versus 32,000,000 last year.
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S’ringfield
Millis
State Board of Agriculture
Boston publisher embezzlement arrest shocks town
George L. May of this city was arrested tonight for embezzling lands of Thompson, Brown & Co., book publishers of Boston. The item notes local drinker gossip and mentions Hub Punch as a feature product popular with grocers and druggists.
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Harntee
George L. May
Thompson, Brown & Co., Book Publishers
Boston
Quarrelling Democrats Learn a Lesson in Appointing Marshals
Special dispatch to the Boston Post reports the president’s decision to appoint U.S. marshals for Chicago and Cincinnati from outside the city amid factional pressure. Col. Fred H. Marsh of Ogle County is named in Chicago, while Urner of southern Ohio becomes the successor to Lot Wright. Additional appointments include John P. Robinson as collector at Alexandria, Toban Hess for New York’s 14th district, and Alfred C. Parkinson for Wisconsin’s 2nd. The house and senate consider elections actions, with joint conventions for state officer appointments and a food safety bill pending.
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United States
Chicago
Cincinnati
White House
Fred H. Marsh
Ogle County
Morrison
Marshal Urner
Ohio
Lot Wright
John P. Robinson
Alexandria
Internal Revenue
Toban Hess
New York
Alfred C. Parkinson
Wisconsin
John H. P. Voorhees
Denver
Col
Addison Cole
Albany
N. Y
Fox
Philadelphia
The President's Summer Travel Decision Uncertain
Washington dispatch reports Col Lamont saying the president has not decided on a Newport visit or any trip this summer. Miss Cleveland is undecided about attending school commencements or visiting relatives, with many invitations pending.
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Col. Lamont
August Belmont
Newport
Cleveland
Narragansett Pier
Fitchburg
Army
Navy Ordnance Departments
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G. N. Simonds
Mass
Waterspout Floods Mexican Cities Killing Hundreds
A Galveston dispatch reports a deadly floods from a Mexican waterspout near Lagos on the 6th. Puebla and Guanajuato suffered heavy damage with high waters and numerous fatalities. Guanajuato theatre chaos during a public tableau caused panicked injuries and many trampled. Losses exceed initial estimates. principal sufferers include Obregon & Co and Lorenzo Marquez.
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Galveston
Tex
el Paso
Lagos
Mex
Puebla
Phi Place
Guanajuato
Manuel Gonzalez
Obregon & Co
Lorenzo Marquez
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Malden court fines for illegal alewife sale in Mystic river
In Malden Massachusetts nine Boston men including J Nugent and Patrick Hickey were arraigned for selling alewives in Mystic river at Medford. All pleaded guilty and paid fines totaling 150 dollars plus costs. Michael Nugent received an extra 10 dollar fine for assault on a Medford officer. A ward 6 special election elected Loring A Presley Jr to fill Councilman Sweeney’s vacancy. The fire department received three sets of patent double swinging harnesses from Cleveland which were tested successfully.
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Mass
M. J. Nugent
Patrick Hickey
W. H. Palmer
John Gilien
Edward Keley
Wm. Louge
Wn. Driscoll
John Lynch
Hugh Louge
Boston
Mystic River
Medford
Michael J. Nugent
Charles H. Sweeney
Loring A. Presley, Jr
Fire Department
Cleveland
Four Pages Appointed in Concord N H House
In the Concord New Hampshire house Speaker Aldrich named four pages Michael T. Sullivan George N. Baker Winthrop Parker of Concord and Eugene F Bailey of Lancaster. Mr Mann of Haverhill suspended rules to present Joseph Peor of Haverhill seeking admission to the house after a tied November election vote.
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Concord
N. A
House of Representatives
Aldrich
Michael T. Sullivan
George N. Baker
Winthrop Parker
Eugene F. Bailey
Lancaster
Mann
Haverhill
Joseph Peor
House
Peor
Gutitis
Rev Porter describes old North End at Bostonian Society
Reverend Porter of Lexington spoke at the Bostonian Society meeting in the old State House detailing North Square’s changing appearance and population. He traced its names, mapped old and new boundaries, and cited historic homes of Mather, Revere, and other notable families along with artifacts including a New North church communion cloth and a 1789 banner from Washington’s visit.
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RE. G. Porter
Lexington
Bostonian Society
North End
John Gilbert
Old State House
Er, G. Porter
North Square
Sng
Back Bay
Old Christchurch
Salem Street
North Meeting House
Clark Square
Frizzell Square
Porterhead
Porter
Old North Church
Increase Mather
America
Gollin Mather
Cotton Mather
Northquare
Wind Revere
Richmond Street
Howard Everett
Preul Revere
Furber Teylor
Bethel
Shaw
Harris Street
Beeston
Tudor
Hanover Avenue
Methodist Alley
First Methodist Church
Boston
Worter
New North Church
Robert Lash
Henry A. Whitney
James E. Hazen
Frank R. Stanwood
New England Guards
J. Wilnam Bradlee
George W. Ferristall
Carnes
Washington
Bunker Hill
Miss Dearborn
Gilbert Stuart
Ger. Dearborn
Milk Street
Robert C. Winthrop
Isabella James
S. H. Russell
Nathan Appleton
Usual Wrangle by New Hampshire Republicans
The Republican caucus in Concord discusses nominating state officers including A B Thompson for secretary of state and James O Lyford of Concord. Cogswell versus Clarke contest for state printer is noted, with Carter as treasurer likely renomined. Balloting rules and caucus timing are outlined amid expected smooth nomination due to GOP majority.
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Concorp
N.H
Republican Legislative Caucus
A. B. Thompson
James O. Lyford
Concord
P. J. Cogswell
John B. Clarke
Manchester
Joln A. Carter
Frank P. Brown
Whitefield
Blair
Rebel Menendez Seizes Santa Ana In Central American War
From La Libertad June 9 report via Galveston, rebel leader Menendez takes Santa Ana Chaicampsa with a strong force. Gen Rivas has been driven from Ejutepeque twice, national troops occupy the place. Rivas remains. A large national army nearby. A battalion of Nicaraguans crossed the Lempa. another marching on Contepeque. Guatemala's stance at stake. allies hinge on neutrality or involvement in a broader Central American conflict.
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Guatemala
Menendez
Central America
San
Fall River Editor Arrested on Criminal Libel Charge
Fall River editor George Saisbury of the Fall River Advance was arrested on a criminal libel complaint by H G Baker. A preliminary examination is set for tomorrow in district court. Saisbury posted bail of $300 as the spinners union meeting reports no major business and notes a Rhode Island 10 hour law discussion. The union claims the law passed due to their influence and reports stronger finances than last month.
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Fall River
Mass
George Saisbury
Fall River Advance
H.G. Baker
Ssansbury
Spinners’ Union
Rhode Island
Arrests in Newburyport Mob Demands Arraignment
Capt Shaw of Newburyport and Capt Gray along with Mrs George Swain a member of the army were arrested by the city marshal after a large mob followed them to the station house. The prisoners prayed and shouted en route and will be arraigned tomorrow on charges of disturbing the peace.
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Shaw
Newburyport
George Swain
Portsmouth
Gray
Workingmen's Society aims to reform church ties in England
Rev Dr Courtney opened a Horticultural Hall gathering as Mr Charles Powell, secretary of the Church of England's Workingmen's Society, argued the movement helps working men join religious life. Powell described aims, methods, and branches, praising lay priesthood and urging clubs and mutual improvement, while opposing pew taxation and beer halls as barriers to church inclusion.
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Dr. Courtney
St. Paul’s Church
Charles Powell
Church of England
Workingmen’s Society
England
Courtney
Protestant Episcopal Church
Powell
Canterbury
Workingmen’s Society of
Episcopal Church
Salvation Army
Church of
United Kingdom
Chuarch
Lis Gwt
Ita
London
America
Abbott academy commencement at Andover
Lawrence Mass June 9 Abbott academy held its commencement in Academy hall with a large attendance. Graduates presented diplomas in the morning program and a tree was planted. Rev Edward P Parker gave the address at Old South church. Alumni elected officers and trustees announced plans for four new buildings totaling 150000 with 25000 already pledged.
Gettysburg Monument Dedicated by Irish Massachusetts Unit
Majors Kiahan Dutton and MacNamara with Dept J F McGunigie led a week long effort by the ninth Irish Massachusetts volunteers to place the Battlefield Memorial monument at Round Top. The 121 foot Hallowell granite column stands tall with inscriptions and a figure motif in a circle.
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Gettysburg
J. W. Kiahan
G. Dutton
D. G. MacNamara
J. F. McGunigie
Ninth
Massachusetts Volunteers
Mej. MacNamara
Boston
Battlefield Memorial Association
J. M. Kronth
Western Union approves 1% quarterly dividend
New York reports the Western Union telegraph company executive committee passed a resolution recommending the usual quarterly dividend of 1 percent payable July 1. Police commissioners retired inspector Murray and appointed him successor after a request. General Grant continued work on his book, drafting the preface, reporting a quiet day with little throat pain.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Murray
Grant
Fred Grant
Cox Bracketed At Reception For Turkish Minister
New York hosts a June 6 reception for Turkish Minister Tewfik Pasha with over 200 notables including Congressman Hewitt presiding at the center table. Guests at the guest table include Rev. Dr. Glynn, Col. Conkling, R. B. Roosevelt, ex-Mayor Cooper, William Dorsheimer, and Everett Wheeler. The toasts were given by Cox, Tewfik Pasha, and others.
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New York
S. Cox
Turkey
Hoftfinas House
Congressman Hewitt
Jeff Tewfik Pasha
M. C. Glynn
F. B. Thunber
F. A. Conkling
R. B. Roosevilt
Edward Cooper
William Dorsheimer
Everett P. Wheeler
Mr. Cox
Tewfik Paska
Ottawa Question on Fisheries Protection After July 1
In the house of commons Mr Vail asked whether the government would provide protection for the fisheries after July 1 with ships of war or other means, in view of the expiry of the Washington treaty clauses. Hon Mr McLellan replied that the matter is under consideration and full information is expected in a few days.
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Ottawa
Ont
House of Commons
Vail
McLellan
Notable Visits and Travels Across New England and Europe
A roundup lists Kon George G. Sumner visiting Hartford in the city, Mayor Weangrand of Montreal visiting Fall River, and Hon F A McKean confined to home in Nashua NH. Amidon and daughter travel to Colorado Springs. Scoolbred invests 756000 in a deer forest, Bailard named Standard Oil distributing agent at Burlington VT, Chief Justice Cole marks 30 years on the Wisconsin Supreme Court at age 66. Allen trio plan Europe trip. Hardy, Cook sail from New York to Antwerp for Tyrol summers. Beecher denies direct biblical inspiration, calls it a record of man’s unfolding with enduring truths.
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George G. Sumner
Hartford
Weangrand
Montreal
Fall River
F. A. McKean
Nashua
N. H
Charles J. Amidon
Hinsdsai
Colorado Springs
London
Scoolbred
Frank W. Bailard
Standard Oil Company
Burlington
Cole
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Charles Allen
Greenfield
Eail
Europe
Hardy
Charles S. Cook
Dartmouth
New York
Antwerp
Tyrol
Switzerland
Henry Ward Beecher
Murderer Daniel Sherburne's body to be claimed here
A Pittsfield New Hampshire despatch reports friends will arrive tomorrow to claim Daniel T. Sherburne's body after his suicide following the murder of P D Slocum. Slocum's funeral was widely attended this afternoon, and the remains were taken to Slocum's Neck for burial.
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New Bedford
Mass
Pittsiela
N. H
Daniel T. Sherburne
P. PD. Slocum
Slocium
Salvation Army Arrest Sparks Defiant Parade in Dovek
In Dovek New Hampshire on June 9 the Salvation Army paraded at night using drums and tambourines despite mayoral orders. Capt Happy Billy Gray of Portland has charge of the army there and faced consequences for the defiant action.
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Dovek
N. H
Salvation Army
Happy Billi Gray
Portland
Gladstone resigns cabinet as opposition forms new ministry
London June 9. Gladstone announces cabinet resignation after a dramatic vote defeat. Markets react with wobbling consols and lower Russian securities. Liberals cheer as Gladstone speaks in the Commons and the house adjourns until Friday while Conservatives consider forming a provisional government led by Salisbury and Northcote. Cholera fears prompt hospital wards and fumigation in Valencia and other cities.
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London
Gladstone
House of Commons
Stock Exchange
Mr. Peel
Mr. Gladstone
House of Lords
Earl of Salisbury
Stafford Northcote
Disraeli
Lord Randolph Churchill
Marquis of Salisbury
Sir Stafford Northcote
India
Gossils
Michael Hicks-Beach
Priday
Internal Revenue Department
United Kingdom
Charles Dilke
Council
Frederick A. Stanley
Russia
Views on Silver and Darwin Unveiling in London
In London on June 9 the Pall Mall Gazette reports Delmar saying Manning backs repeal of the Bland Act and predicts a similar shift in Cleveland’s message, with India’s rupee at risk from silver demonetization, while England could reopen silver coinage. Darwin statue unveiled at Kensington with Huxley, Prince of Wales, Browning, Owen, and Spencer present. Cholera spreads in Spain with cases in Maprio and Castellon de la Plana. Interior Minister Romero Reobledo resigns after sanitary plan disputes.
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United States
England
London
Pall Mall Gazette
Delmar
Cleveland
Manning
Delmer
Congress
America
India
Darwin
Prof
Huxley
Museum of Natural History
Kensington
Prince of Wales
Robert Browning
Lord Houghton
Richard Owen
Herbert Spencer
Spain
Maprio
Castellon de la Plana
Senor Romero Reobledo
Interior
Plana
First Brigade Shows Pride on Opening Camp Day
The First Brigade reported stronger turnout than last year with 1525 soldiers on the muster ground plus Maj. Egan’s battery. Gen Wales and staff presided as units drilled and paraded while several regiments faced liquor penalties and guardhouse lodging for intoxication.
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Worcester
Ger
Dunlten
Maj
Pennington
Fourth Artillery
Boston
Egan
Parsons
Signal Corps
Natick
Ft. Adams
Press to Attend Tri Mountain House Fish Dinner
A large group of local and Boston press will visit Tri Mountain house Nahant this afternoon for their annual fish dinner. Howard McCullough, who assaulted William Rowley Monday afternoon, was arrested on Spring street shortly after 6 o’clock Tuesday evening and jailed. He faces court this morning. A new St Stephens Memorial Episcopal Society elected met at Mrs Haywood’s Franklin street home Tuesday evening and organized. Work will start soon on the new edifice at Estes and Broad streets.
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Boston
Tri-Mountain House
Nahant
Howard McCullough
Spring Street
St. Stephens’ Memorial Episcopal
Dr. Haywood
Franklin Street
Estes and
Broad Street
School Committee Actions and Budget Highlights
The regular session chaired by the mayor covered teachers appointed and resigned, including Melvin J. Hill, Walter H. Russell, Nellie Perry, Anna K. Barry, and others. It approved June 17 school closure, a July August vacation program, and reorganization moves. It also fixed high school graduation dates and established an inspector of hygiene, with detailed accounts showing net expenditure of 1,665,878.38 and income of 39,048.26, yielding a net total of 1,929,933.78.
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Melvin J. Hill
Walter H. Russell
Nellie Perry
Dearborn
Anna K. Barry
George Putnam
Anna L. Hooker
Bennett
John R. Morse
Sherwin
Elizabeth B. Walton
Mary 5. Locke
Caleb Emery
Charlestown High
Frank A. Morse
En K. Walton
Charlestown High School
James G. Norris
Flint
Emery
Quincy A. Shaw
Howe
Allston
Eligh School
Girls’ High
English High
Dorchester High
West Roxbury
Mast Boston
Brighton
Charlestown
Roxbury
Committee On Accounts
Horace Mann
Qity
Ccesees
Ives Vee
Barnum's Mammoth Tents Overflow With Crowds in Boston
Tuesday's Barnum's London circus drew immense crowds as tents at capacity with 15 000 seating, forcing 1000-plus spectators to stand. The show featured exotic acts including Hindustara performers, a fearless snake charmer handling pythons and boa constrictors, and thrilling riding, wirework, and trapeze displays.
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Barnum
London
Barnam’s
Boston
Bhippodrome
Nata Damasante
Hindustara
Fire incident at 61 Lowell Street and Richardson building
A lamp touched a stove caused a basement fire at No 61 Lowell Street owned by Alexander M. Dallas and extinguished by Patrolman Trask. Earlier, box 45 alarm at 12:55 am reported a fire in paper and rubbish in the coal room of the Richardson building at 33 Federal and 178 Pevenshire Streets, confined to its start area with damage estimated at 250 to 300 dollars.
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Lowell Street
Alexander M. Dallas
Trask
Third Division
Geo
Richardson
Federal
Pevenshire Streets
Government entomologist Patton committed to private asylum
New Haven June 9. William H Patton a government entomologist was removed from his Waterbury home to a private insane asylum in Litchfield after a sudden mental breakdown. He became insane on Sunday and was so violent yesterday that police protection was needed for his family. Paine's Furniture Co. advertises new sofas at very low prices from their factory.
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France
Italy
Germany
Guardia Civile
Gen. Gordon
London
Cairo
Khartoum
Mahdi
Gordon
M. Hansal
Khtertoum
Russia
Foreign Department
St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Vienna
Neue Wiener
Tagblatt
Extrablatt
Presburg
Hungary
New Haven
Conn
Wm. H. Patton
Waterbury
Litchfield
Sioies
Paine
Gag Law Enacted Amid House Rules Clash In Senate Petitions
In a split session the House suspended rules to push a gag law while Democrats faced recognition refusals. The Senate admitted Annie M. Woods widow for aid, but rejected Boston constables’ petition for higher salaries and declined to order visits to Framingham camp. Various committee reports and bills moved toward third reading amid friction over public health and telegraph regulations.
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Annie M. Woods
John S. Woods
Municipal Court of
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Framingham
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State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Dunbar
A Season of Excitement in the House as Minority Reads Rights
In a packed session the house debated metropolitan police expansion while the minority objected to state overreach. Amid chaotic scenes and repeated roll calls the pharmacy bill and a series of motions were finally acted on, with strong party divisions and multiple adjournments.
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Cross
Newburyport
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Toomorrow
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Beard
Yeas
Doherty
Boston City News Briefs of Street Accidents and Crimes
A seven year old boy was run over on Garden Street suffering a fractured left leg and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. A stabbing case in the West End appears accidental with Maggie Ward believing she was struck by mistake. A 35 year old brakeman, Philip Hinchman, was killed when an overheat bridge struck his ice train at Wakefield junction. A thief entered Mrs James K R Wheeler at 19 Bartlett Highlands taking jewelry worth 1000 dollars during the Barnum parade. David Finnigan was arrested for assault with a club on Morris Joy at 148 Eliot Street. William Troy was arrested for assault with a loaded pistol on Francis M McCarty at Eighth and Douglas streets. the gun misfired after Troy blamed McCarty for his misfortune.
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George McGaw
Myrtle Street
Garden Street
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Maggie Ward
West End
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Maine
Wakefield Junction
James KR. Wheeler
Bartlett Street
Highlands
David Finnigan
Fourth Division
Morris Joy
Peter W. Finnigan
Eliot Street
Joy
William Troy
Grimes Street
Boston
Thayer
Francis M. McCarty
Mercer Street
Eighth and
Douglas Streets
Troy
McCarty
Shoe dealer dies after elevator accident in Boston
Thomas J. Thurston, 45, a dealer in shoe findings at 55 High street, was fatally injured in an elevator incident about 5 P.M. Tuesday. His leg was crushed, his abdomen punctured, and he suffered multiple contusions. He died at Massachusetts General Hospital around 6 P.M. Thurston had recently arrived from Philadelphia and lodged at 25 Derne Street.
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Thurston
Philadelphia
Derne Street
Boston and Bangor steamship lines launch summer trips
The Boston and Bangor steamship company inaugurated the summer schedule of daily trips to Bangor and Bar Harbor on Tuesday. The six popular steamers have been overhauled, repaired, and repainted during the winter and are now in commission. They may be inspected at Foster's wharf on Atlantic Avenue while in port.
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Bar Harbor
Boston and Bangor Steamship Company
Foster's Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Ordination of Eight Deacons at Grace Church Newton
Bishop Paddock designates Grace church Newton for the ordination service of eight deacons to the priestly office at 10 45 A M Thursday, St Barnabas day. Among the ordinees are Rev Mr Winkley Newton Highlands Rev Mr Wasaburn South Boston and Rev Mr Ward Amesbury.
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Priesr
Winkley
Newton Highlands
Wasaburn
South Boston
Ward
Amesbury
Officials raid Harris Avenue room for gaming items
Sergi, Hanley and officers of the fourth Division, with a search warrant, visited a second floor room at No 32 Harrison Avenue and seized a fare table layout, 79 chips and three packs of cards. No game was in progress and no arrests were made.
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Harrison Avenue
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Petersburg
F. J. Livingston
David Copperfield
Dickens
J. P. Wild
Lucette Webster
Minnie Nickerson
Emil Schwat
GEN Pfral Fornhign News
Nat Wales
iCo
Totel
Artillery
Cavelry
Lynn
Bichens Festival
Broffin
Charles Dickens
Jennie Collins
Boston and Vicinity
Luther Crawford
Princeton
Worcester Mutual
Calatis
Milltown
Eaton Bros
John Harvey
Rocklaand
Nathan Hart
St. George
Legislature
Morrill
New Plymouth
Reed
Denny
Massachusetts Central Railroad
Wells
Probate and Chancery
Marden
Department of the Secretary of the Commonwealth
Committee On Water Supply
Reading Water Company
Cogswell
Committee On the Judiciary
Supreme Judicial and
Superior Courts
Joyner
Committee On Railroads
Housatonic Railroad Company
Hudson River Bridge Company
Matthew J. McCafferty
Coffin
Metropolitan Police
Roads
Marblehead
Flynn
Bailey
Mr. Creed
Creed
Russell
Maynard
Whipple
Brockton
O’connor
Agate
Commicanios
Boston Weekly
Post Publishing
Room 14
Randall
Harkins
Messrs
Stoads
Peters
Massachusetts House of Representatives
J. Q. A. Brackett
Boston Journal
Chess. L
Randall John
Farrell
Alexander Blane
Michael J. Creed
John H. Wright
Frank W. Jones
Bernard J, Conway Phillip Smith
Frank J. Donahoe
Robert C, Murray
James J, Tierney
John A. Collins John J. Madden
Daniel Ff. Kelley D. Jd. Harkins
William Ff. Cook
Chas. N. Oakes
Phillip J. Doherty
John &. Ward Gee, A. Sanderson
Edward J. Fossitt
Jeremiah Desmond James B. Fitzgerald
C. Peters
H. Brown
John R, Murphy
Edward J. O'Sullivan
James I’. Stratton
Samuel O. Ingalls
Samuel Roads, Jr
James Donovan
Edward J. Flynn
Win
H. Flyon
M. J. Mettrick
John F, O'Connor
Thomas F, Hunt
Patrick T. Barry Henry M. Cross
John J. Hogan
Matthew Dolan
Wm. B. Moulton
Patrick F, Deveney
Daniel McLaughlin
William Corbett
Michael Tootie
Augustus P, Gorman
Bangor and
NEW England Notes
Mainese Association
New Boston
Joseph P
Nottingham
Joseph Gay
Marine Railway
East
R. I
Willard Perkins
Diocese of
Littleton Winfield
Hancock County
Philbrook
Lisbon Falls
Joseph McDonnell, Jr
J. Russell & Co
Holyoke
Agnes McDonnell
Cranston
B. I
Carbon Iron Company of
Meggie McEachran
Gloucester
Mouss
Oak Street
Penobscot River
Ft. Point
Penobscot
John R. Spaulding
Lewiston
Grand Jury
Court of Common Pleas
Benjamin W. Evans
Rhode Island Citizen
William A. Carroll
Frank E. Phillips
Foundry
Frank P. Ward
Sarefield Kennedy
William F
Frank C. Sayles
Pawiticket
Joseph A. Cross
West Medford
Pettingill
Pierce
Arlington
Thomas Welch
Loston
District Court of
Quincy
Dedham
George O. Tirrell
Taes- Gay Hoterool
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