Indians Surrendered to the Canadian Troops A Conference
A Winnipeg dispatch from Gen. Strange's camp details Chippewayans and Cree surrendering after a battle with Canadian forces. It notes 23 Chippewayans and priests surrendered Thursday, 11 more with families Friday, leaders Little Poplar and Wondering Spirit, no Big Bear seen, and a court of inquiry was formed to probe remaining charges. Supplies wane though Hudson Bay flour and cattle are present in camp five miles south.
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Winnipeg
Man
Strange
John
Big Bear
Little Poplar
Wondering Spirit
Hudson Bay
Bartholdi Statue arrives in New York from France
The French steamship Isere carrying the Bartholdi statue docked in New York harbor. Gen. Stone and officials greeted Capt De Saure as the project plan was outlined for a formal reception likely on Friday or Saturday.
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New York
Isere
Bartholdi
Louis de Bebian
Frederick Potts
Finance Committee
Stone
de Saure
Gen. Stone
Capt. de Saure
East Hampton marks centennial in grand Springfield parade
Springfield Mass June 17 East Hampton celebrates its centennial with a sunrise salute of ten guns and bells a crowded procession of Grand Army posts fire companies and officials. Gov Robinson Lieut Gov Ames attend as town hall exercises begin at noon with Handel Messiah scripture readings welcomes addresses and multiple musical selections by local groups including the East Hampton Orchestral Club and Festival Hymn.
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Springfield
Mass
East Hampton
Gov. Robinson
Ames
Town Hall
J. F. Mears
A. M. Colton
L. E. Parsons
College of New Jersey 138th commencement exercises held
The College of New Jersey in Princeton closed its 138th commencement with 108 graduates among nearly 500 on the roll. William B McKvaine delivered the Latin salutatory, James Wilson Bayard gave the English salutatory, James Arson Cleveland spoke the philosophical oration, Jon Grier Hibben gave the master's oration, and Clarence Walworth McIlvaine delivered the veledictory. Examinations for entrance are set for Thursday and Friday, with the college reopening September 16.
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Princeton
N. J
College of New Jersey
Old Chapel
Presbyterian Church
William Brown McKvaine
Illinois
James Wilson Bayard
Pennlvania
James Arson Cleveland
Kentucky
Jon Grier Hibben
Clarence Walworth Mcllvaine
Vermont
New Hampshire Homosopathic Society Holds Annual Gather ing
The New Hampshire Homosopathic society met at Hotel Weirs with Dr. Rogers of Plymouth chairing the preliminary session. A business meeting followed at 2 a.m. with papers by members and an afternoon session before adjourning to Nashua in November. officers elected include A. D. Smith, A. C. Alexander, B. F. Bailey, G. A. Campbell, and censors Gallinger, Roby, and Chase.
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Weirs
N. Y
New Hampshire
Manchester
A. C. Alexander
Penacook
B. F. Baily
G. A. Campbell
J. H. Gallinger
Concord
G. F. Roby
Lake Village
Jos.Chase, Jr
Robinson Female Seminary Commencement Held in Town Hall
Exeter New Hampshire June 17 annual commencement of the Robinson female seminary featured essays and a Greek study talk by students Elizabeth Perkins Anna Carter Susan Cook Josephine Dow Mary Dow Winnifred Purinton and Anna Alanson with a Boston Cadet band concert. The senior class hosted an evening reception in town hall drawing large attendance.
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Exeter
N. H
Robinson Female Seminary
Town Hall
Elizabeth A. Perkins
Anna Belle Carter
Susan A. Cook
Josephine P. Dow
Mary W. Dow
Winnifred L. Purinton
Anna L. Alanson
Boston
Death of George H. Phillips Ends Many Maine Lawsuits
Portland reports the death of George H. Phillips who last year filed hundreds of suits against Maine druggists. His passing will terminate numerous appealed cases and halt ongoing actions against him. He faced non-suits and costs in eastern Maine, and it is believed he did not profit from his costly campaigns. He came to Maine to pursue Togus liquor sellers and ran a detective agency here for months.
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Portland
George H. Phillips
Maine
Phillips
New Hampshire Medical Society Elects Officers
Concord D N H June 17 Today the following officers were elected President Dr G A Crosby Manchester Vice President Prof C P Frost Hanover Treasurer Dr Daniel H Adams Manchester Secretary Dr G B Conn Concord Anniversary Chairman Dr Wm Child New Hampton Executive Committee Drs J R Kimball Sunook G D Towne Manchester Endac G R Walker Concord Committees and delegates were appointed by the executive committee.
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Concordd
N. H
New Hampshire Medical Society
G. A. Crosby
Manchester
C. P. Frost
Hanover
Daniel 8. Adams
G. B. Conn
Concord
Wm, Child
Newhampton
J. R. Kimball
Suncook
G.D. Towne
Endacg
R. Walker
Stage accident near Rock Bluff injures six
A San Angelo dispatch reports a Monday night stage from Abilene overturned near Rock Bluff. Passenger J. J. Corkey of St Louis dies from injuries, J. F. Walters of Savannah suffers injuries, five others hurt, one woman passenger breaks an arm and leg.
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Galveston
Pex
San Angelo
Abilene
Rock Bluff
J. J. Corkey
St. Loui
J. F. Walters
Savannah Mission
Corkey
Vigilance committee hanged three desperadoes near Healton
Reports from Indian Territory say William Williamson Peter Moore and Geo Morgan members of a gang of horse and cattle thieves were overtaken yesterday by a vigilance committee near Healton and hanged to a tree. Other gang members are being hunted.
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St. Louis
Indian Territory
William Williamson
Peter Moore
Geo. Morgan
Alf Desperadoes
Healton
General Grant Suffering Throat Swelling Worsens
Mt McGregor New York June 17 Gen Grant remained on his cottage piazza at noon. The doctor reports the throat swelling has not abated and relief came only with morphine, allowing him to sleep.
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MT. Mcgregor
N. Y
Grant
Detroit man arrested in embezzlement case from Pittsburg
John Mullen, who moved to Detroit three years ago from Pittsburg, was arrested yesterday under an indictment from the Pittsburg jury for embezzling 1000 from the estate of William Maloney. The report mentions Hub Punch and a general note on hospitality and liquor merchants.
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Detroit
John Mullen
Pittsburg
Wm. Maloney
Conservative cabinet moves with lord randolph in lead
London reports detail a conference where Lord Randolph Churchill negotiates leadership factions. Sir Stafford Northcote likely to receive a peerage while Sir Henry Drummond-Wale may join the cabinet. Queen to offer a title to Mr Gladstone if possible.
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London
Randolph Churchill
Stafford Northcote
House of Commons
Henry Drummond Wolf
Portsmouth
Marquis of Salisbury
James
Mr. Gladstone
Gladstone
Lord Randolph Churchill
Earl Spencer
Ireland
Sir William Vernon Harcourt
St. James Hall
Russia
Sir William
Liberal Party
Windsor Castle
Michael Hicks- Beach
India
Richard Assheton Cross
Edward Gibson
William Henry Smith
Frederick Stanley
Earl of Caernavon
Viscount Cranbrook
Lord Salisbury
Sir Stafford Northcote
Lord Iddesleigh
Cholera Outbreaks and Riots Reported Across Europe
From Maprio to Valencia and Murcia cholera cases surge with dozens of deaths. Madrid declares Asiatic cholera in suspicious cases. Castellon de la Plana reports heavy case counts and Murcia province totals rise. A separate Austria riot sees police and military quell factory clashes. Top stories include yacht Genesta sailing from Gourock to New York, a London fire at William Whiteley’s store, and European race results.
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Maprio
Valencia
Senor Romero Robledo
Interior
Cortes
Madrid
Castellon de la Plana
Murcia
Aranjuez
New Castile
Austria
Brunn
President to name Boston collector choice in doubt
Washington dispatch reports backers split between Stearns and Saltonstall for Boston collector. Cleveland’s stance on Butler soft, Wells in Burlington under charges debate. Manning push for Smalley amid accusations of political use. proof required before action. Also notes minister to Italy appointment, seed purchase dispute, and other federal appointments.
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Washington
Peter Butler
Boston
Mr. Cleveland
Butler
Stearns
Cleveland
New York
Chicopee
Saltonstall
Wells
Burlington
Manning
B. B. Smalley
Hiram Atkins
Vermont
Smalley
Italy
Massachusetts
Slatto
Cincinnati
Prince
Bayard
Judge Slutto
Judge Durham
First Comptroller of the Treasury
First
Chenowith
Loring
Commissioner
John B. Staile
Ohio
Bayless N. Hanna
Indiana
Charles A. Dougherty
Pennsylvania
United States
Rome
Wm. L. Alden
Pierce M. B. Young
Georgia
St. Petersburg
George W. Savage
New Jersey
Belfast
Edward Camphausen
Naples
Mannheim
Walace Jones
Florida
Messina
Benj. P. Lamberton
Wm. M. Reisinger
Albert Kautz
John J. Bransford
Whitney
Jouett
Colon
Justo Arosemena
Daniel Hernandez
Ordesr
Barranquilla
Tennessee
Yantie
Endicott
John Truedale
War Department
Treasury
Graduation at Tilden Seminary West Lebanon New Hampshire
White River Junction June 17 graduation exercises at Tilden ladies seminary West Lebanon NH featured an address by Rev M R Vincent D D of New York with Istemann Quartette Boston providing music. Five diploma recipients in regular course and four in college preparatory course received their diplomas. Speeches followed by Col J D Hasley Samuel Wood Rev Walter Dale Rev A L Flanders Rev A I Briant and Mr Dingley addressed the graduates. The senior class held a reception in seminary parlors that evening.
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White River Junction
Tilden Ladies’ Seminary
West Lebanon
N. H
M. R. Vincent
D. D
New York City
Istemann Quartette
Boston
Col. J.D. Hasley
Samuel Wood
Board of Trustees
Walter Dale
Flanders
Briant
Hartford
Dingley
Lewiston
Water rights inquiry on Assabet river tributaries in Hadson and Marlboro
On June 17 a group including Lorenzo Maynard of Assabet mills George Damon of Damonville Concord superintendent Hosmer of Acton powder mills and Samuel Hoar of Concord visited Gates pond Berlin source of Hadson's water supply and William pond Marlboro source of Marlboro's water supply to examine possible infringements of mill privileges by town diversions.
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Hiupson
Mass
Lorenzo Maynard
Assabet Mills
Maynard
George Damon
Damonville
Concord
Hosmer
Acton Powder Mills
Samuel Hoar
Assabet River
Gates Pond
Berlin
Hadson
William Pond
Marlboro
Pair United in Marriage After Farmhouse Explosion
Poven June 17 The Strafford Corner farm house of Stephen Young blew in last November by dynamite. Eight people were inside, two killed George Goodwin and Sarah Annie. Six injured survived. Survivors include George Young of Lowell and his fiancée Sadie Greenfield sister of High Sheriff Greenfield of Rochester. Both badly hurt but have recovered and were married today.
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Poven
N. H
Stephen Young
Strafford Corner
George Goodwin
Sarah Annie
George Young
Lowell
Sadie Greenfield
Greenfield
Rochester
Young
Important Railway Conference Sets Stage for Lease Ratification Avoidance
Goncorp New Hampshire June 17 A conference of railroad representatives concluded with an understanding to avoid a legislative contest over ratification of the lease of the Boston Concord and Montreal and Northern railroad to the Boston and Lowell. The agreement aims to avert a public showdown before lawmakers.
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Goncorp
N. H
Boston, Concord and
Montreal and Northern
Boston and Lowell
Favorite Remedy Promised For Head Fog
A fragment illustrates a claim that a doctor’s “Favorite Remedy” can cure illness and clear the head. The damaged text hints at disbelief or questions about the cure and a reference to sickness preventing business.
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Losten
Ser
Destructive Tornado Strikes Plymouth and Cherokee Counties
Wide spread desolation follows a long tracked tornado across Plymouth and Cherokee counties. Fatalities reported include Mrs William Gale and child near Marcus and Nick Mackel, with extensive injuries in Lemars and surrounding towns. County losses tallied at Plymouth 100000, Woodbury 100000, Monona 50000, Ida 50000, with broader damage in Buena Vista Pocahontas Calhoun and Webster counties.
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Daniel Hayes
Nick Goedert
Rudolph Lane
Kennedy
Remson
Here
Moecke
Mary Moecke
Lizzie Moecke
Adam Gaeoble
John Swain
Cramer
D. Hayes
John Gaethle
John Beaucaire
Bayard
Ft. Dodge
Plymouth County
Mr. Gatsche
Nicholas Mackel
D. C. Hayes
Adam Gatsche
August Mueck
Mary
Lizzie
D. E. Hayes
Swain
Silas Forbes
Sioux City
Cherokee County
Paule
Briggsby
Gano
Marcus
Remsen
Pitcher Township
Sullivan Faces Policeman Revolver in Jailhouse Wrangle
Philadelphia Press reports J Larry Sullivan challenged a gatekeeper during a Penn Square walking drill before the Athletic Pittsburg game. A patrolman refused entry, Sullivan brandished a 38 caliber revolver, and bought a ticket after threats. He vowed to fight McCaffrey Mitchell and Ryan for $19,000 a side for a charity.
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Philadelphia Press
J. Larry Sullivan
Pennequare
Athletic- Pittsburg
Sullivan
Twenty-Second District
H. K. Rulen
McCaffrey
Mitchell
Ryan
Brown University 117th Commencement Held in Providence
The 117th Brown University commencement was held at the First Baptist meeting house in Providence. President Robinson led a procession with Durfee and Gardner, as graduates and guests filled galleries. Degrees were conferred, 46 BA and some BPhil. honorary degrees went to Sayles, Haselwood, and Cox.
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Providence
R. I
Brown University
First Baptist Meeting
Robinson
Oxford
Durfee
Sheets Gardner
E. G. Robinson
Frank Leslie Day
Keene
Great Britain
Crawford Hill
Denver
Col
Vasco da Gama
Knight Cheney
Richmond
William Pratt
United States
Arthur Channing Barrows
City of
London
Francis Hale Brown
Warwick
Ferdinand Courtney French
Tuth
Walker Goodnow Everett
New Hampshire Legislature elects Blair senator in joint session
In Concorp on June 17 the New Hampshire legislature convened in joint session to read votes for U S senator. Henry W Blair was declared elected after receiving a majority in each branch. A committee was appointed to notify Blair and the governor. A sympathy resolution for Gen Grant was adopted.
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United States
Concorp
N. H
Committee On Railroads
Senate
Committee On Judiciary
New Hampshire Conference Seminary and Female College
Rochester Aqueduct and Waterworks Company
House
House of
Henry W. Blair
Blair
Blair and the Governor of the Former’s Elecon
Gen. Grant
New Hampshire appoints state staff under Currier
Gov. Currier announced a New Hampshire staff slate with Maj. Gen. Augustus D. Ayling as adjutant general Brig. Gen. Elbert Wheeler inspector general Brig. Gen. Charles Williams quartermaster general Brig. Gen. George W. Pierce surgeon general Brig. Gen. George Carpenter Lancaster judge advocate general Philip Carpenter and commoy general Frank T. Brown with aides Cols. Frank K. Kaley Hiram H. Dow George G. Say Alfred A. Collins among others.
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Concord
N. H
Currier
Augustus D. Ayling
Elbert Wheeler
Nashua
Charles Williams
Manchester
George W.pierce
Winchester
Philip Carpenter
Lancaster
Frank T. Brown
Whitefield
Frank K. Kaley
Milfora
Hiram H. Dow
Conway
George G. Say
Marlboro
Alfred A. Collins
Dan- 6
Vermont Valley Stockholders Meet in Brattleboro
Brattleboro Vermont June 17 The annual meeting of stockholders of the Vermont Valley company was held today with officers re elected and reports on business prospects for the coming year presented by management.
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Brattleboro, Vt
The
Vermont Valley
Big Pork Packing Plant Destroyed in Philadelphia
Fire at Washington Butcher's Sons on Moore street destroyed the four story pork packing plant and damaged nearby dwellings. Loss likely 150000 with 200000 insurance. Several firefighters injured. cause believed burning bolt igniting fat. Also reports East Boston fires and brief telegraph items from Gardiner Exeter West R. Vermont noting damages and insured losses.
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Philadelphia
Washington Butcher’s Sons
Moore Street
Sixth
Burnham Dry Dock Company
W.J. Humphries
Stearns
Hathaway
Bumpus
Adams
Marine Railway
Piper
Boston
Huntington Avenue
Cambridge
Highland
Dedham
Boston and Providence
West Roxbury
Green Street
G. D. Cooper
M. G. Wilks
Mr. Harmon
Oak Grove
Malden
Gardiner
Brunswick Street
C. W. Whitmore
Henry Farrington
Exeter
N. H
Clarence Brown
Hampton Falls
West Raanbourne
Clarence Fuller
East Roxbury
Attempt to Prevent a Reorganization of the Company
President Blood replies to Bartlett faction charges about the Connotton Valley railway plan. He says the consolidation and assessment idea was from old management and not his, notes Ohio law limits on assessments without consent, and urges the June 24 meeting focus on electing a trustworthy board to protect securities. If mismanaged, the stock may become worthless and the road could pass to a receiver within a year.
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Connotton Valley Railway
Blood
Bartlett
Zanesville
Mery
Ohio
Sibley Laments Missing Alumni Dinner Sing Lead
John Langdon Sibley Harvard librarian emeritus faces a serious decline in health over two years and this setback threatens his ability to survive the illness. He will for the first time in many years be unable to lead the commencement hymn at the Alumni dinner and expresses sorrow at not reaching eighty.
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John Langdon Sibley
Harvard University
Police stop bookmaking in New York pools ban
Chief of police orders officers to prohibit selling pools in the city despite potential injunctions protecting Jerome park. The action follows a summons to police captains, with no related injunctions allowed. Also noted, the Sons of the Revolution celebrated the Battle of Bunker Hill anniversary at Delmonico's with about 100 members.
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New York
Jerome Park
Bunker Hill
Sons of the Revolution
Delmonico
Notable Figures Travel Through New England Notes
A volley of social glimpses cites Joseph Pulitzer joining Lenox summer set, ex governor Perkins visiting Kennebunkport, and Hon. James F. Rawson en route to Washington. It also traces John Bright’s illness, Bowdoin’s notable 1760 cohort, Moorhead bicycle party growth, and Jay Gould ancestor research by O P Dexter.
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Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
Lenox
Berkshire Hills
Perkins
California
Kennebunkport
James F. Rawson
Bangor
Washington
Pillsbury
Jaro
John Bright
Bowdoin College
Corgressman Reed
J. H. Thompson
New York Times
J. W. Symonds
Maine Supreme Court
W. W. Thomas
Swecep
United States Minster
F. A. Elwell
Portland
Moorhead
Springfield
Hartford
Waltham
New York
Stoneham
Ware
Beckton
Lynn
Lancaster
Mt. Kinco
Maj
Nathan Gold
E Q
Connecticut
Col
Abraham Gold Or
Gould
Jay Gold
Ridgefield
Prisoners rise to 48 in Bangor jail as reports spread
Reports list 48 inmates in Bangor, Missouri jail while other items note Dover New Hampshire pupils may carry pistols and police ordered to seize them. Windsor Vermont man Stephen Garten dies from a wood cutting accident on Ascutney mountain leaving a wife and eight children. Winchester Massachusetts awards Highland reservoir contract to P O Reardon of Charlestown for $8500. Supreme Court New Bedford finds Emma Bolan not guilty in two indictments. Patrick Smith v Thompson verdict amended in Thompson's favor. A soda warning advises adding Angostura Bitters and promotes a branded beverage product.
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Dover
N.H
Stephen Garten
Windsor
Ascutney Mountain
New Highland
Winchester
Mass
P. O. Reardon
Charlestown
Supreme Court
New Bedford
Salvation Army
Emma J. Bolan
Patrick Smith
Elizabeth Thompson
Thompson
CHARLESTOWN DAY PARADE CELEBRATES SEVENTEENTH
Charlestown residents marked the Seventeenth of June with parades and decorations despite organizational gaps. A citizen movement formed a new committee, balloons floated over the city, and salutes from the marine battery accompanied vibrant bunting. Early morning displays featured humorous parade groups, with prizes awarded to Dragon club, Brintnad cavalry, Lexington minute men, Sioux chief, and Heroes of the rink.
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City Square
Charlestown
Billy
Betcher
St. Patrick’s
Pigtown
Bunker Hill
Marine Battery
New England
Secretary of the Navy
Dolphin
Charlestown Navy Yard
Marine
Bunker
Bunker Hill National Bank
Urbane Literary Association
Bunker Hill Street
Monument Hall
F. M. Weld
Boston
Irwin Clarke
East Boston
G. B. F. Maxwell
Medford
J. J. Todd
Somerville
A. C. Wellington
Cambridge
The
Dragon Club
Brintnad
Balloon Ascension Offends With Gasping Giant Balloon Parade
A city festival day features a sprawling parade with military units, civic groups and bands marching through City square under blazing sun. The crowd swelters as uniforms shimmer and a royal balloon rises, filling with 25,000 feet of gas, while Panama fever limits Marine participation and the day ends with fireworks.
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Boston
C. E. Lindall
Charlestown Cadets
Co. A
Fifth Regiment
Sean H. Bateman
Henry E. Hayward
Sawaceyrp
F. B. Bogan
Galen J. Lewis
John R. Murphy
Thomas Downey, Jr
Charles E. Newell
George C. Broome
Charles T. Loring
Salem
Jean Missud
J. Henry Brown
I. H. Houghton
J. E. Clark
T. C. Henderson
G. M. Buchanan
G T. Sears
J. M. Hill
R. B. Edes
Samuel Porter
I. J. Colman
J. C. Kennedy
R. H.P. Bell
W. P. Locke
G. A. Simonds
Jackson Guards
Tomas F. Butler
Charlestown Artilery
H. M. McCarthy
Charlestown City Guaids
Everett P. Miers
Charlestownigh School
Frank
Old City
O'Connor
I Ud
Abraham Line
Thomas Tuskell
Heziment
John A. Andrew
John A. Keefe
Gus
Grocers Parade Rainy Lake Walden Picnic and Yachting Open Regatta
Boston grocers led a rainy procession through Broad Street to Lake Walden for their fifth annual picnic with talks, dining, and sporting contests. The event featured the Boston Retail Grocers' association, New York and Brooklyn visitors, and varied races while spectators lined streets from City Hall to Fitchburg depot. Later the Dorchester Yacht Club hosted an Nahant regatta with four classes, wind delays, and close finishes, including Gitana, Huron, Lizzie F Daly, and Sea Bird competing for top honors.
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Sergi
Jimmy Lyons
City Hall
Dan Newell
Boston
Malden
A. W. Hersey
Maj
Thomas Rk. Matthews
Maj. Matthews
Boston Tail Grocers’ Association
George H. Bond
B.G.C.A
Boston Grocery Clerks’ Association
Carter
UC. D. Cobb & Bros
South Market Street
Uy State Street
Fred Odlorne
Washington
School Street
Charles V. Whitten
Board of Alcermen
Rosnosky and Cherrington
Common Council
Peters
Tremont
Hanover
Haverhill
Fitchburg
Chelsea
Jamaica Plain
Neponset
Boston Retail Grocers’ Association
Lake Walden
New York
Brooklyn
Geo. H. Bond
A. E. Pillsbury
Brackett
S. A. Pratt
Worcester
C. H. Doughtry
Albany
N. Y
Harvey Ray
George A. Marden
Lowell Courier
Marden
Elisha Winter
Retail Grocers’ Advocate
Bussing
Peter Parker
Clark
Ela
The
Lowell Association
A. J. Lowell
Central Retail Grocers’ Association
Howard W. Spurr
Howard W. Spurr & Co
Bond
Col. T. E. Barker
Wholesale Grocers’ Association
F. L. Ripley
Fruit and Produce Exchange
A. O. Dowse
New England Grocer
J. C. McReady
Commercial Reporter
F. A. Lawler
Boston Retail Grocers’ Clerks’ Association
Lothrop
Doherty
Cobb, Bates & Yerka
C. K. Cobb & Co
Abbott
Boston Grocers
Lowell
Mensilsge
South Boston
R. R. Millen
Millen
Pottinger Brothers
John Gilbert, Jr
Brown and Stevenson
Cobb, Bates & Co
H. Lovell
Fortuna
Gitana
Huron
Wanderer
Meta
Magic
Shadow
Mabel
Nimbus
Sea Bird
Benneret
Lizzie F. Daly
Flora Lee
Kitty
Greta
Graves
Davis Lodge
Davis Ledge
Cohassett
Banneret
Gem
Black Cloud
Kitty Muriel
Queen Mab
Muriel
Saracen
S. G. King
Hartford Davenport
Erastus Willard
L. M. Clark
Regatta Committee
A. L. Plimpton
Francis J. War
Clus
New England Yacht Racing Association
Lawler
City Point
Dorchester
Impending Termination of the U S Ship Niagara Explored
The article recounts the Niagara's storied service from its 1858 Atlantic cable laying to its Civil War blockade duties, its ill fated deck battery alteration, and its current fate as a derelict hulk at Charlestown yard. It notes the giant carved eagle float, the ship's various expeditions, and plans to drift the hull to Apple Island for disposal.
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Navy Yard
U. S
Niagara
Charlestown Navy Yard
Brooklyn Navy Yard
George Steers
Dolphin
United States
Steers
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Sue
New York
William L. Hudson
England
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Echo
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High Seas
Africa
Chauncey
Liberia
African Colonization Society
Jhe Niagara
Panama
Japan
William W. McKean
China
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Halifax
N. 5
Craven
Chesapeake
Alabama
Atlantic
France
Portugal
Georgia
Lisbon
Givin Chase
Ferrol
Spain
Thos, Butler & Co
Apple Island
Navel
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