The New England Dante Wigglesworth and The Day of Doom
Wigglesworth served in Malden for over forty nine years and wrote The Day of Doom, a landmark theological poem whose first edition sold quickly. Born in 1631 in Yorkshire, he pursued medicine before turning to divinity, teaching at Harvard and shaping Puritan belief with vivid depictions of hell and judgment.
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Pell Rock
Saugus
Boston & Marre
Malden
America
Michael Wigglesworth
Wigglesworth
England
Yorkshire
Eng
Christ
Cheriestown
New Haven
New England
Michael
Harvard College
Increase Mather
Harvard
Hell
Cotton Mather
John Ailen
Benjamin Eliot
King Street
Post
Adam
Heaven
Elysium
Hades
Irish Athletic Club Exhibits At Oak Island Sports Day
The Irish Athletic Club staged a daytime athletic exhibition at Oak Island under a committee of judges led by John Boyle O Reilly and Edward Riley. Events included a three mile race, various jumps, hammer throws, and a jig performance, with prizes and placements announced for each contest.
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The
Irish Athletic Club
Oak Island
John Boyle O’ Reilly
Edward Riley
W. Doherty
D. Toy
John Miller
M. Dennier
E.J. Ahearn
T. J. Brinnin
Second Class Amateurs Prize Winners Stage Event
First prizes were gold and second silver medals for events in the class including standing broad jump, running hop and step, 16-pound shot, 16-pound hammer, one mile, running high jump, and three standing jumps. Local amateurs wrestled and sparred, then dinner at the hotel followed by dancing with Mullaly's Band.
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Mullaly
New York messenger boys speak on dangers of papers
A reporter quotes New York messenger boys defending their work and revealing how papers pursue sensational tales. The boys claim they face attacks, emphasize sharp wits are needed, and admit lying is part of their business to protect peaceful homes from covert schemes.
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New York Mail and Express
Messenger
Money Market Opens With Broad Based Stock Advances
The New York stock market opened strong with early gains across most issues, led by New York Central, Oregon Transcontinental and Union Pacific. After a midmorning dip, prices recovered and rose further, with Cincinnati Indianapolis St Louis & Chicago and St Paul preferred among standout performers. late session activity faded with a generally steady close and total volume around 315,375 shares.
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New York
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
New York Central
Oregonranscontinental
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Oregon Transcontinental
Reading
Erie
Anay
Northern Pacific
Western Union
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Memphis & Charleston
Rock Island
Denver & Rio Grande Censo Trust
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Oregon Improvement
Central Pacific
Texas & Pacific Terminals
Mobile & Ohio
St. Paul & la Crosse
Lackawanna & Western
Indiana
Bloomington & Western
Lake Shore
Louisville & Nashville
Texas & Pacific Rio
Pittsburg
Cleveland & Toledo
Historic railroad stock list snapshot of 19th century markets
A dense ledger of railroad and transportation stocks with percent values and prefixed notes. Firms include New York Central, Ohio & Mississippi, Chesapeake & Ohio, Union Pacific, Illinois Central, Denver & Rio Grande, Pullman Palace, and many others with listed preferred and common shares, percentages, and related indications.
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Northwest
New York
Oregon Navigation
Central Pacific
Ccs
Oregon Transcon
Chesapeake & Ohio
Oregon Improvement Co
Pacific Mall
Cse
Eee
Panam’.e
Chicago & Aton
P., D.& Evansville
Pittsburg
Chicago
Bur & Quincy
Pullman Palace
Chic
St Louis & Pa
Cin
San & Cleve
Adams Express
Alton & Terre Haute
American Express
Houston Air Line
Canada Pacific
Canada Southern Canton
Richmond & All
Richmond& Danville
Cleve & Colum E.s.eeee
Richmond & WP
Con Coal
Hochester & Pitts
St Paul
FE East Tenn Sacecacsceess- CO
A Paul, Minn & Man
Fort Wayne
St Paul & Omaha
Houston & Texas
Illiois Central
Texas Pacific
Ind
Bloom & West
Union Pacific
Kan & Tex
United States
Lake Erieana Western
Wabash, Stl & Pac
Lake Shore
Esce
Long Island
Wells Fargs
Lo & Nash
Western Union
Louisville and
New al
Hocking Valley
Manhattan Beach
Mem
Charleston
Metropolitan Elevated
Michigan Central
Milwaukee
Ls& W
Pacific
Minn & St
Kans Pac
Nashville & Chattan
New Jersey
Oregon
Norfolk & W
Northern Pac
West Shore
The Courts Will Case on Nickerson Will Proceeds
The hearing in the Nickerson will case resumed, appealing a probate decree of 1869. Petitioners seek to reopen the case, challenging John Nickerson’s will as forged or invalid, while contesting jurisdiction of Barnstable probate court. The court weighs probate jurisdiction and whether relief can be granted or should be denied.
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John Nickerson
Barnstable County
Probate
Supreme Court
Propate Court
Commonwealth
Probate Court
Supreme Court of Probate
Probate Court of
Barnstable
Hardlock
Portland
K. M. Morse, Jr
Charles
Nichols
William Smith
Michael H. Brennan
J. W. Keith
Frank Paul
Boston Superior Court First Session Civil Docket Notes
June 17 session items list cases against the city of Boston for damages from injuries and land takings, plus numerous other actions in various dockets. Jurors and attorneys listed. multiple case numbers and defendants noted across four sessions with verdicts and ongoing trials.
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William Toomey
City of
Boston
Yort
Warren Avenue
R. Lund
C. &. Welch
T. M. Babson
Samuuel E. Sawyer
Franklin Park
R.M. Morse, Jr
M. Story
A. J. Bailey
Dodge City Case Jury Awards 1500 in Somerville
In Middlesex Superior Court on June 17, the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff in the Dodge vs city of Somerville case for 1500 dollars. Attorneys were F. M. Davis and J. G. Holt for the plaintiff and S. C. Darling for the defendant.
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Ayers & Hodges
Taitd
Nat Bank Ve
P.wers
Ass’ee
Willard
Williams
Tracy
Handy
Page
Same
Cowarey
Downer
Forepaugh Circus Delights at Bunker Hill Anniversary
A large crowd enjoyed Forepaugh's circus honoring the Bunker Hill anniversary. The cool pavilion housed an entertaining program with trick elephants and riding acts drawing hearty applause. The reviewer praises the show as wholesome and free from objectionable content, noting two more days of performances.
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Bunker Hill
Forepaugh
Massachusetts Cyclists Mark Bunker Hill Day With Resort Runs
The Massachusetts club and Cambridge club joined a Downer Landing trip with dinner at Rose Standish House. Newton and Nantasket Beach riders traveled via Hingham with dinner. Somerville cyclists, with ladies, left for Waltham in a six horse tally ho, stopping at Chestnut Hall for photos. Dinner followed at Prospect House, Waltham.
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Massachusetts
Bunker Hill
Cambridge
Ina
Downer Landing
Rose Standish House
Newton
Nantasket Beach
Hingham
Boston
Somerville Cycle Club
Waltham
Chestnut Hall
Prospect House
Summer Beach Excursions Draw Crowds Along Massachusetts Coast
Warm humid weather sent many to seaside resorts. Nantasket hosted Germania band concerts on the Hotel Nantasket piazza, Downer Landing featured music and dancing, and the Point of Pines had Pavilion dancing. Boats from Boston & Hingham line and Hingham Hull & Downer Landing carried large crowds to clam bakes and dances. Boston Revere Beach & Lynn railroad also reported heavy excursion traffic along the shore.
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Nantasket
Germania Band
Downer Landing
Point of Pines
Boston & Hingham Line
Hingham, Hull & Downer Landing Company
Avon Coaching Club Heads to Wellesley on Lovely Drive
The Avon Coaching Club of Melrose set out yesterday morning for a trip to Wellesley. A stylish coach and six horses met the group at the Boston & Maine station in Haymarket square around 8:30. They toured Erine Perk known as the Beaker grounds and Ridge Hill farms, then dined at Hotel Wellesley.
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Avon Coaching Club
Melrose
Wellesley
Boston & Maine Railroad
Haymarket Square
Erine Perk
Beaker Grounds
Ridge Hill Farms
Hotel Wellesley
Horsford Acid Phosphate Aids Nervous Mood Says Doctor
Dr. F W Lytle of Lebanon reports personal use of Horsford's Acid Phosphate to counteract overwork and low spirits in nervous systems. He notes marked advantage from the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford’s
F. W. Lytle
Lebanon
Wool market and tariffs dominate week’s grain and trade news
Receipts show 11 101 domestic and 1004 foreign wool for week ending June 17, with last year higher. London and Western markets volatile. prices quoted 26 30c in Ohio and Michigan 27 29c. Imports of foreign wool and yarn surge. strong demand in California and Utah territory wools. Anthracite coal trade seen steady with cautious July outlook. Market outlook mixed as private cables report varied opener gains. overall domestic and foreign wool markets firmer with continued export and textile activity.
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Committee of Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Grosvenor
McKinney
United States
London
Ohio
Michigan
Territory
Utah
Chicago
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
California
Hindson & Roberts
George Melly & Co
Liverpool
London Woosele
Sanderson & Murray
Helmuthb,Schwartz & Co
Bradford
Eng
Botany
Goa
Boston
Wisconsin
New York
New England
New Eng
Texas
Nation
Epee
Seabee el
Eigestastecadescens Ae
Ecesseerseseecers
USMC
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Sjipeeseads
Jegele Aveeerake Eeu Kalsas Woois
Fall Southern
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
Eastern
Maine
CMEER
Csp
Besse
New Zealand
Coal Trade Journal
New York Cotton and Flour Prices Reported Steady
New York on June 17 reports cotton prices steady with mixed grades quoted and sales of 1833 bales. Flour receipts stand at 18,564 bbls with 20,000 bbls sold. western and southern flour values hold. wheat receipts total 239.
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New York
Orleans
Minnesota
Cattle Markets Mixed Prices on June 17 Report
Chicago cattle receipts 8700, shipments 3000. steers 4 50 to 4 55, feeders 2 40 to 2 11, cows and bulls 1 50 to 4, through Texans and Indians. Hogs receipts 29000, shipments 5500. rough and mixed 4 90 to 4 174, packing 4 10 to 4 30, highs 3 95 to 4 20. Sheep receipts 1700, shipments 800. natives 2 40 to 4 50, Texans 2 25 to 3 40.
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Chicago
Uniteda
Western
City
Liverpool
Lake
Silesian
Toledo
Cincinnati
Jane
Milwaukee
Berley
ST. Louis
Detroit
Michigan
SUN
Wilmington
Met
Walnut Hill
Het
Sonehem
Woburn
Itet
Winchester
Her
West Medford
College Hill
Winter
Hibl
Rmd
Mass
Htet
Concord
Pricon
Bee Sas
Bmet
Bedford
Lexington
Arlington
Bor
Bete
Northashua Junction
Ome
Re ‘ Mellen
Lucius Tuttle
Pass’g’r
Chicago Grain Market Shows Bearish Push In Wheat Trade
C S Lee reports a stubborn day as Cudahy crowd and Ream brokers sell wheat openly. Bulls fade under pressure though exports and seaboard reports hint at a possible out-movement. futures for August settle around 74 bid with calls and puts quoted, while cotton markets show mixed receipts and prices across numerous ports.
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C. S. Lee
Chicago
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Seaboard
Paris
Hutchinson
Cotton and wool market summaries from London and Liverpool
Liverpool reports dull cotton with moderate inquiry as Uplands High Orleans 53-160 at 8000 bales with 2109 receipts. futures steady with slight shifts across months. London wool sale sees large attendance and brisk competition with scoured merinos up about 10 percent, overall 12,600 sales mainly Victoria and New South Wales.
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London
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
Victoria
New South Wales
London stock market brief shows rail and railroad shares
London on June 17 reported Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 4534, Canadian Pacific 6714, St Paul common 954g, New York Central 107144, Pennsylvania 543%, Reading 12%. Prices noted for multiple railroad and railway stocks, with varied percentage figures.
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London
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Potatoes and provisions listed for Atlantic schooners and ships
At New London and Craçeau Canada ports schooners report potato orders. Mary E McDougall and Olive haul coal and building stone while China carries potatoes. Brig Herman loads sugar. Annapolis NS steamer New Brunswick lists eggs lobsters halibut and miscellaneous goods for multiple firms.
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New London
Pei
Annie L McKie
British Eagle
Crapaud
Mary E McDougall
N Bros
Wallace
James Stevenson
Chester
Dielytris
Hackmatack
Sugar Standard Sugar
Annapolis
New Brunswick
M Smith & Co
Auke ET Russell & Co
Throw Physic to the Dogs as Pleasant Pellets Endorsement
The advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets as a modern blue mass replacement. It claims small sugar coated granules contain active roots and herbs delivering thorough yet gentle cathartic power and permanent stomach and bowel health. It also positions the pellets as an unrivaled anti bilious remedy without drastic effects.
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Dr. Piercea
Boston Area Train Schedules From Causeway Street
Eastern Division timetable lists departures from Station on Causeway Street opposite Friend Street with various destinations including Biddeford Saco North Conway Wolfeboro Great Falls Rochester and more. Frequent daily services start around 7:30 am with multiple returns and evening runs to outlets such as Lynn Revere Chelsea Everett Gloucester and surrounding towns.
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Boston
Haymarket Square
Alton Bay
Rochester
Farmington
Ee Biddeford
Saco
Great Falls
Dover
Exeter
Merrimac
Re. Haverhill
Georgetown
North Andover
Causeway St
Friend St. Travis
Biddeford
North Conway
Wolfeboro
Bover
Fortsmouth
Hampton
Beach
North Hampton
Rye Beach
Amesbury
Newburyport
Spewich
Wenham
Rockport
Beverly
Middleton
Peabody and Danvers
Salem
Marblehead
Swampscott Branch
Swampscott
Lynn
Revere
Chelsea
Everett
Saugus
Loucester
Boston to Philadelphia and beyond daily trains with dining car
Trains depart Boston daily at 6 30 p m to Philadelphia Keniaimore and Washington with Pullman sleeping cars. New York via Norwich Line also at 6 30 p m and New York via Air Line at 8 30 a m. New England Limited at 3 00 p m on weekdays and Sundays. The only line running a dining car from Boston.
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Pullman
Boston
Lowell
Chicago
Fitchburg
Central Vermont
R. Kr.ffice
Washington Street
J. W. Hobart
W. Cummings
St. Albans
Philladelphia
Keniaimore
Washington
New York
Norwich
Air Line
New England Limited
Middletown
Newaven
Hartford
New Britain
Waterbury
Danbury
Fishkill
York
Grand Central Depot
Willimantic
New Haven
Bristol
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Trenton
Baltimore
Richmond
New London
Danielsonville
Putnam
City of Worcester
City of New York
A. O. Endall
Pase
Pullman Palace
Fitchburg Depot
Causeway
Winchendon
Jaffrey
Peterboro
Fitzwilliam
Roy
Marlboro
Keene
Westmoreland
Walpee
Bellows Falls
Rutland
Burlington
St. Johns
Montreal
Ogdensburg
Saratoga
Delaware and Lag Canal Company
White River Junction
West
Aver Junction
Concord
Nashua
Old Colony R. R
New Bedford
Providence
Ashuelot R. R
Monadnock R.R
Rutland RR. R
White Area
Ottawa
Ogdensberg
New
Causeway Street
Syracuse
N. W
St. Louis
New York Central
Shelburne Falls
Greenfield
North Adams
Royaliston
Erving
West Fitchburg
Wachusett
Otter River
Montague
Westminster
Ashburnham
Buckland
Zoar
Bardwell
Cheshire
Pullbnan
Keene and Rutland
Worcester, Nashua and Rochester
Groton, Pepperell
Framingham 2Nd Lowell Railroad
South Framingham
North Leominster
Ayer Junction
Littleton
South Acton
Shirley
Greenville and Townsend Centre
Marlboro, Hudson and Maynard
ALUS
Lincoln
Waltham
Belmont and
Waverley
Hepturn
Watertown
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Cambridge
Union Square
Somerville
Baldwinsville
Ware River
John Adams
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Meilen
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J Dallam, Jr
J Dallam & Son
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C. E. Cram
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Reading and Way
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