Local and General News Highlights and Editorials
First page features late editorials, latest reports by telegraph and mail, local notes, and miscellaneous items. Second page previews a sweeping Harvard indictment, public response letters, and varied columns. Third page covers market reports, court records, rail, mining, marriages, and deaths. Fourth page lists local summary, ship news, hotel arrivals, weather, and obituary notices.
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Telegraph and Mail
Harvard
Tarep
Massachusetts crop report notes corn acreage up five percent
The June crop report shows Indian corn acreage in Massachusetts rising five percent and potatoes up fifteen percent. Potato bug increases are not officially stated. informal advice suggests about seventy five percent.
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Massachusetts
Harvard Commencement Attraction and Political Mood
The text notes Harvard hosting a governor as a commencement attraction and describes a strict drill by a coach and six. Col Tom Ochiltree claims to have punched an English man over a reversed umbrella incident. It discusses Republican prospects, internal uncertainty, and the legislature’s long session influencing strategy.
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Harvard
Tom Ochiltree
Tom
Green Mountain railway to Mount Desert Island opens July 1
The Green Mountain railway on Mount Desert Island will begin regular service to the summit on July 1. The line, rising over 1600 feet above sea level, offers one of the world’s most beautiful views and is expected to greatly increase visitor numbers to the desert island. From the summit the view extends to Grand Manan and Camden to the east and Mount Katahdin in the distance.
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Green Mountain
Mount Desert Island
Green Mountains
Desert Rock
Ocean
Grand Manan
Camden
Maine
Mount Katahdin
Green Mountain Railway
Desert Smitten
Aerial Railroad at Mt Desart Opens to Summer Tourists
The Green Mountain railway on Mt. Desert Island is complete and will open July 1 with four daily trips. From Bar Harbor to Eagle Lake, steamer to the lake, then rail to the summit, a hotel and observatory offer grand Atlantic views. The line cost about $50,000, and 700 people reached the summit last season. expectations rise for this season.
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Boston Post
Bangor
Green Mountain Railway
Mt. Desert Island
Kagie Lake
Bar Harbor
Green Mountain
F. H. Clergue
Mount Washington
William Nickerson
Geo Jones
Frank W. Cram
Manchester, N. H
Mt. Desert
Eagle Lake
Te Lake
Wauwinet
United States
Atlantic
Maine Railroad Commissioners
Messrs. Wildes, Anderson and Mortland
femCe
Hannibal Hamlin
Eugene Hale
Blake
Hayward
Thurston
Bass
Strickland
Charles Hamlin
Arthur Brown
George Varney
George Stetson
Frank Hight
G F. Godfrey
Charles F. Woodward
Ww. C. Pitman
Charles E. Gibson
Irish Delegation Seeks U S Action On Irish Emigration
A prominent Irish deputation met President Arthur to press a resolution on assisted emigration adopted in Philadelphia. Led by Eugene Kelly, the group urged the U S to protest Britain’s emigration policy and to demand removal of causes of misery in Ireland. The president pledged careful consideration and noted ongoing diplomatic reviews. The Navy Yard economy memo followed, urging immediate staff and spending cuts.
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Washington
Arthur
League
Philadelphia
Alexander Sullivan
The
Irish National League
John O’ Byrne
Eugene Kelly
James Lynch
Henry L. Hoguet
Wm. B. Wallace
M. D
Octavius A. White
New York City
John Rooney
John C. McGuire
Brooklyn
James Reynolds
New Haven
Bernard Callaghan
Chicago
J. F. Armstrong
Augusta
Michael J. Doyle
Savannah
Edward Johnson
Watertown
Wis
Hugh McCaffrey
T. B
Irtz
Boston
John Fitzgerald
Lincoln
Neb
John Fahey
Rochester
P. Smith
Cleveland
John Roach
Chester
Sullivan
Great Britain
Ireland
United States
Ile
Mr. Reynolds
Secretary of State
the Treasury
Judge Hoadley Denies Withdrawal Campaign
New York June 24 Judge Hoadley declares he will stand by the party and campaign vigorously against taxation as wealth’s source and temperance’s foe. He criticizes fossilized republicanism and endorses a living democracy with Ohio Democrats and hopeful Republicans aligned.
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New York
the Herald
Ohio
Continental Guards Arrive in New York for Opera House Tableau
The Continental Guards of New Orleans reached New York from Hartford this morning. They will present a tableau at the Grand Opera House tomorrow night and stay through Wednesday, being hosted by the Seventy-First Regiment during their visit.
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New York
Continental Guards
New Orleans
Hartford
Grand Opera House
Seventy-First Regiment
Growth of Mount Desert Island resort prompts new Boston steam line
Special correspondence reports Mount Desert Island drawing 20,000 visitors last season with estimates of 30,000 forthcoming. A potential direct Boston to Mount Desert steamboat line in 12 or 13 hours is discussed. Improvements include a vertical Green Mountain railway, new hotels, expanded facilities, and the Western Union wire link.
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Boston Post
Bar Harbor
Deering
Lewiston
Boston
Mount Desert
Rockland
Green Mountain
Atlantic
Eagle Lake
Green Mountain Railway
Marlboro
Rodick
Atlantic House
Hamors
Grand Central
Theotel Des Isle
Southest
Island House
Vise
Dr. Derby
Western Union
Ber
Charles Mason
Consolation Brace at Pullman Regatta
The sculling regatta of Lake Calumet at Pullman opens amid mist and heat as local clubs contest the consolation events. Strong crews from OntcaGo and nearby clubs push to secure medals and bragging rights on the lakeside course.
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OntcaGo, Tll
Lake Calumet
Pullman
Fatal shooting accident at Durham Wisconsin?
A 17 year old boy and a 19 year old companion in Durham New Hampshire were together in a hay loft when a loaded rifle discharged. Long died instantly from buckshot to the face while Glidden claims the gun fired as he handed it, no malice suspected, investigation ongoing.
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Dover
N. H
Durham
Packer
Newmarket
Glidden
Long
Lina
Young Glidden
Wiswell
Xaise Young Glidden
1Lth
New Hampshire Regiment
Burleigh Red Glidden
Greenfield
Western Floods Devastate St Louis Area And Rail Lines
Floods threaten St Louis and nearby towns as the Mississippi rises and breaks the Madison dyke. The Chicago and Alton embankment fails, sending tracks to fail and isolating the north. Venice and East Carondelet suffer widespread inundation. Crops, including 10 000 acres of wheat and other staples, are deeply damaged with losses estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Creve Coeur Lake overflows, an ice house collapses causing further damage.
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St. Louis
Madison Dyke
Venice
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Indianapolis
Wabash Roads
Chicago and Alton
Eastwald
Venice and Enterprise
East St. Louis
East Carondelet
Cahookie
Carondelet
St. Louis and
Cairo
Creve Cover Lake
Creyecover Ice Company
Collision of British steamers Hurunui and Waitara sinks Waitara
London June 24 a collision off Portland between Hurunui and Waitara of the New Zealand Shipping Co. sank Waitara in two minutes with 25 lives lost. Hurunui rescued 16 including a saloon passenger woman and a sailor with a life belt. Ship details show Waitara 833 tons built 1863. Hurunui also iron.
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London
Hurunui
Waitara
New Zealand Shipping Company
Portland
Suleiman Sami
Khedive
Alexandria
Arabi
Ceylon
Lord Randolph Churchill
Gladstone
Castile
Spain
Christina
Alphonso
Isaella
Senor Arena
The
Liberal
Cortes
Queen Christina
Sipe
Duke de Tamanes
Count de Benalua
Boston Lawyer Named in Bo gus Investment Case
Harvey Nettleton, a Boston lawyer, was arrested in Milford near New Haven on charges of belonging to United States Construction Investment Company. He fled justice three weeks ago, with ex-Judge Blydenburg issuing a writ of habeas corpus returnable tomorrow. Co conspirators Langley Quimby and Duncan are jailed in Boston on $10,000 bonds each.
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Bogus
New Haven
Conn
Harvey
Nettleton
Boston
W. B. Watts
Milford
United States Construction Investment Company
Idia
Blydenburg
Sanford
Superior Court
Langley
Quimby
Duncan
Watts
Gov
Butler
Waller
Leader
Desperado shot wife in Newark. arrest follows
John Chisholm of Newark killed his wife on Saturday and was arrested afterward. Other brief items note Windom chosen chair of the Winona county delegation, shoe shipments from Haverhill, ice in the straits of Belle Isle, and various European and American health and crime news. The page also mentions a libel arrest in Quebec, a tornado in Nebraska, yellow fever reports in Havana, ship disappearances, factory shutdowns in Pittsburg, and a Brooklyn church lawsuit. A family abandonment case from Bayville ends a long list of concise updates.
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John Chisholm
Newark
N. J
Windom
Winona County
Minn
Haverhill
Straits
Belle Isle
St. Lawrence
St. John’s
Urouard
Advocate
Douglas County
Neb
Vera Cruz
McGahan
Wagner
Baltimore
Bahamas
Hampton
Havana
Daniel M. Burgess
United States
Montreal
Bremen
Germany
Pittsburg
Dudley K. Norris
Hanson Place
Brooklyn
J. R
Chicago
McGeoch, Everingham & Co
Hill
Speaker Chapin
New York State
Cleveland
Chiautla
Mexico
Jacksonville
Fla
L. A. McDonald
A. W. McDonald
Leonard Lott
F Lott
Charles Bell
Bayville
Long Island
Over Issue of Stock Hits Rutland Railroad
In a Rutland Vermont suit for 60000 dollars against Joel M Haven late treasurer, officials disclose a cash shortage and an over issue of about 3000 shares. James H Williams appointed treasurer. Clement Sons say stock fell from 25 to 14 last year. Reserve stock over issued. about 2400 shares remain outstanding.
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Rutland Railroad
Rutland, Vt
Rutland Railroad Company
Joel M. Haven
Road
Haven
James H. Williams
Bellows Falls
Williams
Clement & Sons
Boston
J. B. Page
J. Haven
Horace B. Wilbur
Week's Attractions Reported Across Theatres
The column lists current entertainment offerings with no major bill changes. La Mascotte continues at the Museum for another week due to its success while The Sorcerer extends a week at the Bijou. Miss Fanny Rice praised for Aline singing. Ranch 10 at the Boston draws crowds. Callender's minstrels perform a new program at Oakland garden with notable numbers, including Traviata duet. A Bunch of Keys ends 100 nights in New York. Patience stars Miss Martinet at the Bijou and La Grande Duchesse shown by Emma Howson at the Museum.
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la Mascotte
Fanny Rice
Aline
Boston
Oakland Garden
Callender
The
Boston Theatre
Sam Lucas
New York
Miss Martinet
Patience
Bijou
Emma Howson
Two Men Held in Burglary Case In Boston
Dudley Brooks age 29 of 66 Lu cas street and Goodrich Frazier Cunliff age 23 of West End were arrested Saturday by division 4 officers Weldon and McCausland on burglary charges. Jewelry valued at 360 dollars from Augustus Wins on Rutland square May 13 including a gala watch. Brooks tried to sell and pawn it on Kneeland street and admits attempting to pawn the watch. Suspected of similar May 18 burglary at E F Child 68 St James avenue. Cunliff is linked to Carton murder case.
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Dudley Brooks
Lucas Street
Goodrich Frazier Cunliff
West End
Weldon and McCausland
Division 4
Augustus Winson
Rutland Square
Brooks
Kneeland Street
E. F. Child
St. James Avenue
Cunliff
Meeting of creditors for L W Godin and Lowell debtors
A meeting of creditors for L W Godin boot and shoe dealer Nashua New Hampshire and Lowell Massachusetts was held in this city Saturday.
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L. W. Godin
Nashua
N. H
Lowell
Mass
Maine crop boom and seaside cures headline New England
New England news notes Maine blueberry crop looks abundant. Old Orchard Beach hosts a cure all day salt bath event. A 12 year old son of James Sullivan died after being struck by an engine near Biddeford. A wheelmen delegation arrived in Machias after 28 miles of muddy riding and planned Bar Harbor stay. Maine indictments vs Wales town over road building proceed to law court.
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Maine
Old Orchard Beach
James Sullivan
Boston and Maine Road
Biddeford
American League of Wheelmen
Machias
Lubec
Bar Harbor
State of
Town of
Wales
Law Court
Concord Prison Convicts Send Pearl Cross to Chaplain Barnes’s Wife
A group of Concord prison convicts presented a wife of Chaplain Barnes with a mother of pearl and gold cross valued at Warren H. Mor. A 17 year old Nashua River drowning near Nashua, Springfield resident. Connecticut River valley tobacco with farmers returning to oats and corn. Colby academy anniversary in New London with Rev Elbridge Pepper and President James A. Dixon. Dr Timothy Haynes of Concord suffered spinal concussion from a carriage fall. recovery doubtful. Eben Lane of Millville missing. fears of suicide. New Hampshire fire chiefs to meet in Concord to push exit requirements for theatres. John Donovan, 24, Bangor log driver, drowned in rapids. body not found. Infant body found in Connecticut River above Damobutt's Falls. death likely immediate birth. neck string and stick noted. skull crushed by floating logs.
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Warren H. Mor
Nashua
Springfield
Connecticut
N. H
Colby Academy
New London
Elbridge Pepper
Bradford
James A. Dixon
Timothy Haynes
Concord
Eben Lane
Millville
Fire Departments of
New Hampshire
John Donovan
Bangor
Connecticut River Lumber Company
Damobutt’s Falls
Selectmen of
Lebanon
Drake
Vermont News Briefs Include Train Timetable and Trials
A Newport bonnet mailed to a Bullion resident is noted. A June 25 timetable cut Newport to Montreal travel to 3 hours 15 minutes. St Johnsbury jurors find Alice Day guilty of larceny complicity. Peacham sees aMetuchen man injured in a carriage crash. The Alexander estate’s Newport Centre sawmill and timber lands sold to Chandler and Skinner. S. M. Field, who fled trial for counterfeiting, is in Mansonville P Q with family plans. Pacific and Southeastern rail officials tour Can Pacific road amid potential buyout discussions awaiting director meetings.
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Newport
Montreal
St. Johnsbury
Alice Day
Peacham
Co. H. Mead
Metuchen
Can Pacific
Southeastern
the Pacific
Distemper in horses and local violent incidents reported
A diverse patch of early 20th century items includes a Palmer horse distemper outbreak with cough and weakness, Worcester man James McCabe’s sunstroke death, a 4-year-old child found dead in Lowell canal, Andrew Wormsley held for alleged assault on a 9-year-old, a small surfboat found on Barnegat shoals, James McCurdy arrested in Haverhill for theft, Williston Seminary graduates heading to Ivy and other colleges, a Fall River kerosene lamp explosion, St John’s Day service by Haverhill Knight Templars, Lafay ette Willard and Mrs Henry W Nichols missing, Worcester license revenue details, and John Ivers stabbed in West Springfield while tending a horse.
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Palmer
James McCabe
City Hospital
Worcester
Heman Stally
Dutton Street
Lowell
Andrew Wormsley
Springfield
Cocile Cogniac
Barnegat Shoals
James McCurdy
Forepaugh
Haverhill
Nichols
John Ivers
West Springfield
Ivers
Ex Mayor Prince to sail for Europe aboard the Parisian
A crowded society column lists ex Mayor Prince and Mrs Prince sailing to Europe on the Parisian July 23, with other notable movements. Hon Montgomery Blair lies seriously ill at his summer home near Silver Spring, Md, and Governor hopeful Robert C G Winthrop is named in Massachusetts politics. Rev R G Seymour of Ruggles Street Baptist gets six months leave to travel for health. Harvard Medical School graduate W D Wall elected house physician at Carney hospital. Also notes possible Succession around Chief Justice Charles Doe resigning due to ill health with Jeremiah Smith eyed as successor. Washington despatches report Commissioner Loring’s Pennsylvania ovation at state college. Followed by passenger list from Parthia to Boston with medical, religious, and social names.
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Navy Yards
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department
Navy Yard Commission
Pensacola
Long Island
New London
Boston
Portsmouth
Washington
Navy
Omaha
Shenandoah
Trenton
Ossipee
Mohican
Alert
Internal Revenue
House of Representatives
New England
Newburyport
New Haven
Hartford
Massachusetts
Slack
Tinker
Colector Tinker
Dawes
Mahoney Virginia
Petersburg
Virginia
Prince
Europe
Montgomery Blair
Silver Spring
Robert CG. Winthrop
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
R. G. Seymour
W.D. Wall
Harvard Medical School
Carney Hospital
Ernst Brulaton
United States
Regation
Paris
New Orleans
Miss Mackey
Concord
N. H
Charles Doe
Supreme Court
Jeremiah Smith
Dover
Loring
Pennsylvania
State College
Salem
Mass
Parthia
Walker
Liverpool
Queenstown
EB. K. Alden
Samuel L. Ball
B. C. Carroll
C. Bradbury
Henry Billings
Cabot
Bertha Cook
Lizzie Cronin
W. Danham
C. B. Dunham
H. Dambleton
A. Ellis
Susan Gay
John Gill
Peter Hardman
Herrick
Hollingworth
H. L. Thayer
A. H. Thayer
Robert Leys
Thomas Martin
James H. Mills
Second Decennial Bates College Baccalaureate Sermon
The second decennial procession at Bates College in Lewiston includes a baccalaureate sermon by President Cheney with the theme The Ear Life of the College and What it Promises. He recalls the college’s founding, funds, and growth, noting a debt and pledges while outlining future improvements and alumni prospects.
Life story of Fitchburg railway superintendent ends in tragedy
C L Heywood former Fitchburg railroad superintendent and cattle quarantine station chief at Waltham was killed at Roberts Crossing after shouting a warning to a man on the track. He was struck by a freight train, his injuries fatal at Massachusetts General Hospital. He had long served rail safety efforts and later worked for the Hoosac Tunnel Dock and Elevator company. Heywood, 55, a lifelong resident of the corridor, leaves a widow and a wide circle of friends.
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C. L. Heywood
Waltham
Fitchburg
Roberts Crossing
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mr. Heywood
Lunenburg
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Hoosac
Waverly
South Acton
Unitarian Church
Society For the Prevention of
Fitchburg Road
Heywood
Fires Cause Losses Across City and Regions
The Medical College building loss settled at 18000 and Roberts block on Chardon street adjusted for 25000. A tenement at 91 Hudson street burned due to children with matches, damage 150. Gry & Parker waste basket fire at Kilby street caused damage 50. Lenox street carpet lining fire damaged building and stock about 100 fully insured. Hanover and Elm streets fire impacted Norton cigar workroom with 1800 loss and 1500 insurance. attic cigars and stock damaged. Local trades suffer water damage at Ford & Co and Jackson & Levi for about 150 each. Elm street store damage 500 water. Elm Hanover ground floor P P Hammond goods water protection limited loss. City brief telegraph reports: Lathrop street house burn loss 1500. Plymouth docks lumber loss 12000. Bassett saw mill grain elevator loss 75000. Richmond station fire loss 20000.
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Medical College
Roberts
Chardon Street
Boston
Hudson Street
Gry & Parker
Kilby Street
Tox
Boston Union
Lenox Street
Charles
Norton
G. L. Johnson
Hanover Street
No. 75
William Spray
Michaels
Michael
Ford & Co
Jackson & Levi
John Silva
James Colbrit
George P. Hammond
Elm and
Hanover Streets
Protective Department
Sexton & Turner
Barnard
Elm Street
John Raynor
Plymouth
Mass
Lathrop Street
Charles G. Davis
Bay Cry
Mich
Dolsen, Chapin & Co
McGregor
Bassett, Hunting & Co
Montereeal
Grand Trunk Railway
Richmond
Que
Drowning at Bristol and Newport Harbor Verdicts
Eight year old Charles O Hearne drowned at Bristol while fishing from a wharf after playmates failed to raise the alarm. John Thompson, 55, found drowned in Newport harbor after jumping bail in a Providence liquor case. verdict accidental drowning. In Cranston, Union company v Sprague ejectment verdict favors plaintiffs, giving possession of the homestead. defendant may file exceptions within 10 days.
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Charles O’ Hearne
Bristol
John Thompson
Providence
Newport Harbor
Union Company
Amasa Sprague
Cranstop
Sprague
Cranston
Boston Defeats Philadelphia in Low-Scoring Baseball Showdown
In a Saturday Boston game the Bostons outplayed the Philadelphia club from start to finish with stronger fielding by Ferguson and a Sutton homer. Philadelphia struggled with batting and doubled off baserunners, while Manning and Coleman led their opponents in key hits. Attendance hovered around 1,500 as Boston moved into third in league standings behind Providence and Cleveland, with a packed schedule ahead against New York and Providence.
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Philadelphias
Bostons
Smith
Hines
Burdock
Manning
Coleman
Sutton
Buffinton
Trial Trip of Commodore Pfaffs New Yacht Adrienne
Commodore Pfaff hosts a trial voyage on his new schooner Adrienne with about 15 guests. The yacht excels against the Brenda and Huron, proving stiff and fast despite new sails, rigging, and limited ballast. A post-trip collation followed, and praise is given for the Adrienne's performance. Regatta notes from Hull Yacht Club describe a light south east wind and class winners across six divisions.
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Commodore Pfaff
Adrienne
Broad Sound
Brenda
Hull
Commodore
Gray
Huron
Adjournment Likely Delayed by Tewksbury Probe and Rail Bills
Legislature debates possible adjournment while rail committee pushes three draft bills to create a new railway firm to buy the Hoosac tunnel. A vetoed tax bill may surface soon, and factional delay keeps session open. Tewksbury inquiry continues with Capt Marsh testifying on funding and welfare.
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Tewksbury Almshouse
Committee On Railroads
Hoosac
House
Senate
Tewksbury
Marsh
City Hall Notes on July 4 Events and City Contracts
The lacrosse committee schedules a 10 AM July 4 game on the common between a New York team and Union Athletic club with twelve medals to the winner. Balloons contract awarded to James Allen of Providence. Water board authorized to finish the main on ees avenue begun by the old ra. July 4 children’s entertainments list multiple venues and acts including Tremont temple and Windsor theatre. The Traveller obtained the official city council report contract at 4000 dollars. Transcript bid 6000 dollars. Mr William C Robson to report proceedings at 2900 dollars yearly with assistants.
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New York
Union Athletic Club
James Allen
Providence
Committee On Water
The
Water Board
Ees Avenue
Tremont Temple
George L. Cheeney
Dudley Street Rehouse
Boston Juvenile Opera Company
Monument Hall
Iolanthe
Bates Juvenile Opera Company
Windsor Theatre
Mr. and Mrs. Dixey
Warren Hall
Fillebrown
Park Theatre
Patience
Ideal Juvenile Opera Company
Gray’s Hall
Charles T. Dolan
Wait’s Hall
Byrnes
Juvenile Opera Company
Washington Hall
Upham
Wood's Hall
Lyceum Hall
Ward 24
Revilla
East Boston
Eston
Baldwin
American Hall
Cockerel Hall
Hanover Street
Harmon
Westerly Hall
William C. Robson
School Exhibitions Set For Boston Public Schools
Graduating exercises for Boston public schools are scheduled from June 25 to June 20 with multiple schools listed by date and time. Events run from Rice at 8 A M to Winthrop at 10 A M, featuring many high schools and grammar schools across the city.
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Rice
Prince
Dearborn
Harvard
Hillside
Dudley
Phillips
Dorchbester-Everett
Girls High
Bowaiteh
Adams
Bowdoin
Dillaway
Gibson
Bigelow
Franklin
Mather
Lyman
Roxbury High
Shurtleff
Everett
Bennett
Lewis
Bunker Hill
Lawrence
Mt. Vernon
Wells
West Roxbury High
Alliston
Emerson
Andrew
Warren
East Boston High
Brimmer
Frothingham
Lincoln
Norcross
Gaston
Payée Scott
Sherwin
Brighton High
Dwight
Minot
Charlestown High
Charles Sumper
Normal
Comins
Hancock
Harris
George Putnam
Stoughton
Eliot
Quincy
Corchester High
Tileston
Lowell
Winthrop
Pittsfield notes new newspaper ventures and changes
The Pittsfield Journal adopts a Berkshire Gazette style weekly edition with a department by Miss Dawes and pieces by W W Newton Harlan H Ballard and others. Frank A Converse and F D Moulton contribute stories while Kendall and Ladd launch the Weekly Budget in Manchester New Hampshire. The Christian Leader plans a July issue enlargement and special California series by Rev De A Gunnison. Use Fairbanks Cock Cordial for cords.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire Gazette
Miss Dawes
W. W. Newton
Harlan H. Ballard
Frank A. Converse
F.D. Moulton
William M. Kendall, Jr
David M. Ladd
Manchester
N. H
Christian Leader
de A. Gunnison
California
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Fred Lee
Ruth
W. B. Bassett
Smeeeee
Mebel
G. H. Cushman
Oyen
G. Garton
Carrie
H. Cumot
Aco Vaae Siren
G. B. Gordon
Magic
Daisy
Jennie L
Tne
Mabel
Jeffries Point
Jeffries Boat Club
Jacob
Lh. m
H. m
Lizzie
S. Porter, Jr Seees
Judita
E. T. Pigeon
Auburndale
Jamaica
Newton
J. H. Houghton
Baldwin and Cole
J. H. Knapp
F. A. Walker
J. Little
A. R. Drake
Lady
Quincy Yacht Club
Sigourney Butler
Boston Yacht Club
Commodore Pfatt
Messrs
J. P. Phinney
J. A. Stetson
J. B. Moody
Commodorefaff
Hegattas
Hull Yacht Club
H.m.s. H.m.s
John Bryant
Cebvialae
Fanchon
A. Schoff
J. H. Shorturne
Vanitas
C.b
H. Hutchison
Sea Bird
Geo. S. Firbush
Allie
A. S. Wattles
Queen Mab
W. L. Phinney
Joker
George Coffin
Myth
C. Fh
R. C. Poor
Corsair
L. M. Clark
Fancy
Stone and Eddy
J. L. Browl
Wildtite
H. A. Keith
Dandelion
C. P. Adams
Lynn Yacht Club
Club House
C. H. Lockhart
H. H. Dennis
H. Armstead
W. Rand
L. D. Millicken
B.m
H.m
E.C. Neal
Caccessee
Ivor
W. E. Doak
Wallace Hawkes
Eaeeak Ae
C. A. Legkbatteassere
Post Publishing CO
Milk
Washington St
Boston Weekly Post
Daily Post
POST
A. P. Moore
State House
City Hall Notes
Fairbanks
Kock
Commercial Union Assupance Compa of
Londo Polita Boit
Iloy St
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