Maine Democrats Ready for 1884 Political Battle
The piece notes Maine towns Portland Biddeford Lewiston and Bangor now lean Democratic as the 1884 contest approaches. It mentions local figures and party dynamics, including Boss Boutelle’s waning influence and shifts in Republican strength, with emphasis on general political mood. It also touches on Bermuda onion imports and distribution logistics for the market.
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Boutelle
Bangor
Portland
Biddeford
Lewiston
Maine
Governor Pardons Forgery Convict Over Liquor Rule
The New York governor pardoned a state prison convict serving a 1d year term, five years served, on the condition he abstain from intoxicants for five years. The action, while debated, rests on gubernatorial discretion and aims to reform the offender. Also noted are precedents by Bouck and Newbold. EF Morehead travels to compare sites for a World’s Industrial and Cotton Centennial exposition, with Boston offering the strongest incentives including a free large exhibition building and full support. A formal report is due April 2 in Vicksburg. The piece praises Boston as the levelheaded choice for the show.
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Bermuda
Boston
Teneriffe
New York
Eastern
Middle States
Canada
Cleveland
Bouck
Newbold
EF. C. Morehead
National Cotton Planters’ Association
New Orleans
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Louisville
Morehead
Manufacturers’ and Mechanics’ Institute
Vicksburg
Miss
Rhode Island Democrats weigh bolt in RI ticket
The circle considers a straight Democratic ticket with Charles R Cutler War ren for governor Horace A Kimball Prov idence for lieutenant governor William J Miller Bristol for secretary of state Oscar Lapham Providence for attorney general and Thomas A Reynolds East Greenwich for treasurer. It notes no recent disavowal of the Democratic party by these men and questions bolting to vote a Democratic slate amid a Republican headed field and a convention without a platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Charles R Cutler
Warren
Horace A. Kimball
Providence
William J. Miller
Bristol
Oscar Lapham
Thomas A. Reynolds
East Greenwich
Holters
Sprague
William Sprague
Democratic Party
Charles R. Cutter
Tilden health reports spark renewed political talk
A New York Times correspondent praises Mr. Tilden’s recovery, noting restored voice, bright eyes, steadier nerves, and martial tread. The Albany Argus and New Haven Register echo cautious optimism, while others doubt the Times claim of a return to politics. If health truly improves, Democratic voters may welcome his active leadership and possible field.
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the Herald
Tilden
New York Times
James
Greystoure
Charles O’conor
Times
Albany Argus
New Haven Register
Democratic Party
Eight Hour Law Critique by Gov Butler On Government Labor Claims
A letter from Gov Butler published by the Sunday Chronicle discusses enforcement of the eight hour law for workers employed by the government. He describes plans to file petitions to save rights in the court of claims and urges Congress to pay claims via petition to avoid costly litigation, while condemning officials who nullify the law. The letter argues for equal treatment of laborers and critiques government actions favoring corporations.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
The
Sunday Chronicle
B.¥. Butler
Poston
Mass
Navy Yard
United States
Congress
Jackson
Bens. F. Butler
Jacob M. Davis, Esq
Philadelphia, Pa
A Fast Young Man From Maine Faces Heavy Scrutiny
A Lewiston Journal remark notes Maine saw one murder and a near murder after capital punishment re enacted. Calais killer Herbert Eaton fled after bail and wealth may shield him. Eaton, famed for fast horses and lavish living, led a dissipated circle and boasted of an New York establishment where he smashed furniture during benders.
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Maine
Lewiston Journal
Rwn
Calais
Kelley
Herbert Eaton
Samuel Kelsey, Jr
Eston
Eaton
Herb’’ Eaton
Herb
New York
Seasonable sports and new boats under build
Seasonable sports notes cover G F Clark & Co building a 40 foot steam launch for L R Vance of Milwaukee due May 1, the Jane yacht and regatta prep by South Boston Yacht club, the Radha upgrades, and Harvard Athletic Association progress with crew trials, weights, rings, rope climbing, pole vault and tug of war. Also turf, base ball notes and season tickets.
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Harvard Athletic Association
G. F. Clark & Co
L. R. Vance
Milwaukee
Jane
New York
North River
Erie Canal
Buffalo
Boston
South Boston Yacht Club
O. T. Ruggles
Tremont Street
G. F. Clark
Milk Street
South Boston
Alex. Kidd
Henry Hussey
James Donovan
Thomas Christian
W. T. Haley
G. Cooley
J. M. Charmock
Radha
P. Lorillard
W. E. Conner
Jay Gould
Fort Point
Aine
Harvard
Mumford
Sawyer
Belshaw
Gilman
Perkins
Hammond
Clarke
Curtis
D. C. Clark
C. H. Atkinson
W. A. Stebbins
G. Bb. Morison
Atkinson
Stebbins
Clark
J. B. Walker
G. B. Morison
Tf. C. R Bachelder
Bechelder
Jd. Maynard
T. C. Bacnelder
W. Fuller
G. C. Agams
D. Avieni
Ww. A. Dewey
Arcthor
Fires, losses from scattered urban blazes and ships cargo
In Boston and vicinity fires damaged homes and businesses including a furnace fire at 6 Monument Square owned by George W. Little with $100 damage, a Brighton market street oil goods factory fire causing $300 stock loss, a Dorchester hen house fire with $10 building loss and 40 hens burned, a cargo lime fire on the schooner Evergreen causing about $2,100 total loss, no insurance. Brief telegraph reports note major Montreal sewing machine factory fire with $200,000 to $300,000 loss, Woodstock fires destroying a house and two barns, Thomp son residence damage, Middlebury tool works partial blaze, Johnson farmhouse fire with $4,600 insured, Kaldenberg and Zeandhem stores in New York damaged, Windsor Locks paper mill explosion $5,000, and Duluth blaze destroying 13 buildings worth $47,500.
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Boston
Monument Square
Bunker Hill District
George W. Little
William Wilde
Market Street
Brighton
Charles Green
Harvard Street
Dorchester
Evergreen
Glendon Wharf
Telegraph
Williams
St. Cunegonde
Montreal
Canada
Woodstock
N. B
Eliza Stephenson
Daniel Thompson
Brooks Edge Tool Company
Middlebury
Benjamin Hunt
Johnson
R. I
Abel Hall
Kaldenberg
Meerschaum
Zeandhem
New York
Dexter & Sons
Windsor Locks
Conn
Duluth
Minn
Flood pours over levee at Sauve plantation
New Orleans March 25. Steamboat Alexandria officers report water pouring over the levee at the Sauve plantation, covering fields and signaling the flood level below Bonnet Carre has risen.
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New Orleans
Alexandria
Sauve Plantation
Bonnet Carre
Quiet Carlton House Update Clears Special Officer
The Carlton house shows little activity as most furniture is moved and the premises remain locked. Special Officer Carroll is relieved from charge amid ongoing inquiries into the matter.
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Carlton House
Omcer Carrol
Inquest Plans Quiet Private After Somerville Theft Probe
Watertown and Boston officers work on the case with no progress by Sunday night. An inquest is planned in private by Judge Luce, who has a witnesses list. Henry A. Berry, suspect in a Somerville team theft, is discharged from municipal court. The state police hold to the scared-face negro theory without results.
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Cers
Howard
Watertown
Wood
Boston
Luce
South Boston
Henry A. Berry
Somerville
Man disrupts St Pauls service and chaos follows
A well dressed man ran up the altar at St Pauls cathedral London during a service and toppled the cross candlesticks and flowers before being restrained by the dean and choristers and handed to police. Reports say two English detectives tried to lure Irishman John Walsh aboard a ship bound for Southampton amid the disturbance.
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London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Havre
Peltzer Brothers
Keene Winter Weather and Local Improvements Report
Correspondence from the Boston Post notes four months of sleighing in Cheshire county with persistent cold conditions. The Keene party returns from Florida and Easter religious observances expand with music and flowers. A new 1500-pound bell will arrive for the Second Congregational church by May, and Kesne plans to connect with Bellows Falls Brattleboro and Greenfield via a new telephone line. Insurance rates rise on manufacturing property while the Manchester and Keene railroad plans spring and summer roadbed improvements.
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Keend
N. H
Cheshire County
Keene
Florida
New England
Second Congregational Society
C. H. Menesley Foundry
Kesne
Bellows Falls
Brattleboro
Greenfield
Mass
Manchester and
Plympton Renominated Insurance Commissioner Declines Seat
Mr N A Plympton the governor and council have clashed over, writes to withdraw from renomination to break the deadlock. Also noted is the incorporation of Plymouth Mutual Benefit Association with Diman Howland Barnes Lanman Ryder in leadership, and Gen Butler with Tf E Major in Washington.
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N. A. Plympton
Providence Mayor Heads Delegation to Fort Hill Water Tower Exhibit
His Honor Mayor Phillips of Providence with a city council delegation will attend an exhibition of the water tower in Fort Hill square on Wednesday. The election of a superintendent for the Deer Island institutions has been postponed for two days.
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Phillips
Providence
Fort Hill Square
Deer Island
Water Commission Nominees and Rumored Changes
The list of candidates includes Hollis M. Blackstone, former Deer Island clerk now Marcella street Home superintendent, W. P. Wood as assistant superintendent, Alfred B. Heath as port physician, and John C. Whiton ex superintendent. Rumor says the mayor may remove Leonard R. Cutter and Timothy T. Sawyer for Frederick S. Risteen and William A. Simmons, with Risteen likely to be confirmed while Simmons faces confirmation obstacles.
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Hollis M. Blackstone
Deer Island
Marcella Street
W. P. Wood
Alfred B. Heath
John C. Whiton
Water Commission
Leonard R. Cutter
Timothy T. Sawyer
Frederick S. Risteen
William A. Simmons
Risteen
Senate
Simmons
Maine notice on Jenness arrest and Bangor election result
Clarence A. Jenness of Kittery was arraigned in Portland on stealing 10 pounds of copper from the navy yard and jailed with $500 bail. In Bath a shipbuilding deal nears completion as Oregon Railway plans two steamers of about 1200 tons. In Bangor Capt. Frederick Cummings Meyer wins the mayoralty by 550 votes amid a 154 vote margin.
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Clarence A. Jenness
Kittery
United States Navy Yard
Portland
Rand
Oregon Railway and Transportation Company
Goss Marine Tron Works
Bath
Goss, Sawyer & Co
Bangor
Frederick Cummingsmeyer
Judge Humphreys
Capt. Cummings
Mayers Bass
Laughton
Multiple Local Incidents Mark Vermont News Briefs
Rosa Mulqueen dies while traveling by rail near Brandon after leaving West Rutland. Mrs. Orlando Austin is instantly killed at Windsor crossing by an oncoming engine. In Washington county court, the Gibbs versus Worthen jury disagreed 4 to 4 after 36 hours. Mrs. Emeline Meaker faces execution in Windsor with no friends visiting, while she and her son allegedly murdered Alice Meaker in Waterbury in 1880. she shows no remorse and seeks the gallows.
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Rosa Mulqueen
Barnes House
West Rutland
Brandon
Windsor
Orlando Austin
Washington County
F. Gibbs
H. W. Worthen
Northfield
Emeline Meaker
Meske
Liqour fines and suicides in local notices from Sheffield Taunton and Lowell
Joseph F. Benjamin of Sheffield is fined 550 pounds on four liquor selling counts while two other cases remain undecided. Barney Caswell of Taunton was found dead in his cellar, hanging from a beam, Cholera suspected. Edwin A. Gerry of Lowell shot himself at home and died within thirty minutes after a long illness. Mrs. Demon Chapman of North Attleboro, on her 25th birthday, fatally shot herself after bidding her children goodbye, leaving three children. she was a Medway native, married since 1876, and insured for 5 000 with the Massesoit council American Legion of Honor.
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Joseph F. Benjamin
Sheffield
Barney Caswell
Union Street
Taunton
Edwin A. Gerry
Gerry & Son
Lowell
Favor Street
Demon Chapman
North Attleboro
American Legion of Honor
Rhode Island Bland Democrats A Manifesto for a Straight Ticket
Providence despatch reports “old line democrats” urging a Democratic ticket opposed to the Sprague nomination. They denounce William Sprague as an avowed Republican and refuse to support him. They propose a ticket led by Cutter, Kimball, Miller, Lapham, and Reynolds and urge all true democrats to unite behind it.
American arrival of Madden and Mitchell in New York
Billy Madden and his English pugilist Charles Mitchell arrived in New York from Europe. Mitchell hopes to meet either Jim Sullivan or Tom Slade.
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New York
Billy Madden
Charles Mitchell
Tug Wilson
Europe
Mitchell
Sullivan
Slade
Terror launches as ironclad hits sea in quick state
The United States double turreted ironclad Terror was successfully launched Saturday. In New Orleans the water rose over the levee causing freight damage while 1,600 carloads of turnips arrived in New York from Canada this year.
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Quebec
United States
New York
Canada
New Orleans
Long Branch
N. J
James Donn
Missouri
J. A. Blackman
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Blackman
Kansas
Marion Carlton
King’s Creek Church
Caldwell County
N. C
Clippard
John Dowling
Biull Martin
Chicago
Lynchburg
Emory Hawks
House of Correction
Eugene Carey
R.T. Crane
Carey
Salmi Morse
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Easter Day Observances Across Boston Churches Crowded
Cold weather did little to dampen Easter worship as churches across Boston and suburbs filled with congregants. Reports detail lavish floral displays, elaborate musical programs, and high attendance at Cathedral of the Holy Cross Immaculate Conception St James Unity Disciples Old South and many others, noting baptisms, children’s processions, and large choirs.
Trinity Church Keeps Floral Pyramid Display Simple
Trinity church filled with attendees as 600 bouquets formed a pyramid while no additional floral decorations were added. The simple arrangement highlighted the service atmosphere and communal participation.
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Trinity Church
Easter Lilies Decorate Mission Church Bowdoin Street
The West End displays of Easter lilies at the old Church of the Advent on Bowdoin Street, now the Mission Church of St. John the Evangelist, drew large crowds for Holy Communion and services. The new Advent at Mt Vernon and Summer featured angels on a curtain and altar lights as choirs performed under S. B. Whitney. The West Church offered a single bouquet on the communion table amid its historic, austere interior, with a sermon on Reason in Resurrection and a George Wendell Taylor musical program. Other churches on Ashburton Place and Bowdoin Street posted modest floral arrangements and floral offerings.
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Bishop Harris
Michigan
F. B. Allen
J. C. D. Parker
Allen
Phillips Brooks
Brooks
Jesus Christ
Harris
Sabbath School
Christ
George B. Egerson
John Ll. Gardner
The
Christian Union
Boylston Street
Eater Music
George Mendell Taylor
Louise Nix
Faldwin
W. T. Jones
Laura Underwood
Walter H. Pelton
John I. Ward
John L. Fox
S. Wilbur Huft
Thorndike
God
Jesus
Park Street Church
Tours
Chadwick
Withrow
Tremont Temple
Dr. Ellis
H. P. Chelins
M. Beal
Bradbury
G. W. West
Temple Choral Union
West End
Church of the Advent
Mt. Vernon
Summer Streets
S.B. Whitney
West Church
C. A. Bartel
George Wendell Taylor
B. F. Gilbert
Flora E. Barry
F. A. Wetherbee
F. L. Pratt
Elegant and Extensive Display at Kings Chapel
Kings Chapel features costly decorations with elaborate cut flowers enhancing the interior. The mural tablet near the main entrance showcases Easter lilies rosebuds tulips and other blooms while ledge displays hold sprays and ferns elevating the church’s ornate Easter decor.
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Kings Chapel
St. Pauls
Dorchester Churches Hold Special Easter Services Across Ways
Special Easter services were held at multiple Dorchester Lower Mills churches. Unitarian pastor Rev. George M. Budge led a responsive Easter service with a noted choir lineup. Floral displays at the Village Congregational and other churches were elaborate amid morning sermons and evening Easter concerts. Saint Gregorys celebrated Mass with a new altar display while All Saints drew a large crowd to view flowers and cross arrangements. Notable participant Mrs. H. D. T. Whitney offered remarks during the services.
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St. James Catholic Church
Bullard
J. Phipson, Jr
Miss T. Flynn
P. A. McLoughlin
T. H. O'Brien
Germania Orchestra
Church of the Unity
Howard M. Dow
L. F. C. Richardson
K. Paige
R. Adams
V. Cirillo
Columbus Avenue Universalist
H. J. Smith
Lizzie Kimball
Josie Dowse
E. E. Holden
H. T. Remick
Tremont Street Methodist Church
M. E. Huntington
Shawmut Avenue Baptist Church
Dr. Webb
Shawmut Congregational Church
J. H. Kelsey
I. N. Tarbox
Howard A. Horton
J. W. Crawford
Jennie Patrick Walker
Hale Jacobs
JL. H. Chubbuck
A. F. Harlow
Millard
George Henschel
W. H. Baldwin
H. Bernard Carpenter
First Baptist Church
C. B. Crane
Norman McLeod
Arlington Street
Brooks Hereford
G. W. Sumner
Miss Abbott
John Gibbs
Carl Steger
Sargent
Joseph T. Duryea Pester
Emmanuel Church
Leighton Parks
Hooper
Baker
A. Bancroft
St. Paul's Church
St. Paul’s Church
I. H.S
Ss. C. Gould
A. W. Porter
Josiah Osgood
George R. Titus
Teo
Unitarian Church
Dorchester
Lower Millis
George M. Budge
SE. M. Fiske
Edith Packard
James W. Baxter
James A. Packard
Fred Stevens
Dorchester Lower Mills
Solomnon P. Fay
Methodist Episcopal Church
Theehooir
J. W. Johnston
Saint Gregory’s Catholic Church
Peter J. Power
All Saints Church
George S. Bennett
Holy Sepulchre
William C. Winslow
H. D.T. Whitney
Easter Services Across District Highlight Sermons
Special Easter services occurred in all district churches with elaborate decorations and strong music. Ministers delivered sermons on the resurrection including The Proofs of Christ's Resurrection, Easter Light on Olden Problems, The Open Grave, Easter Day, Oriens, The Hope of Glory, Christ Has Arisen, and The Resurrection of Christ.
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Union M
W. F. Perrin
Christ
Universalist Church
C.F. Lee
Trinity M. E
Dr. Bolton
Bunker Hill Baptist Church
C.F. Nicholson
First
William Mitchell
Harvard Unitarian Church
Pitt Dillingham
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Thomas Lambert
St. Mary’s
St. Francis de Sales Catholic
Hyde Park Churches Mark Easter With Special Services
The Hyde Park churches observed Easter with notable services. The Unitarian church featured rich floral decorations including a harp and evergreen inscription Arise, shine, for thy light is come. Rev. A Judson Rich preached on the resurrection in the morning and Easter Sunday school concert followed in the evening.
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Boston
Hyde Park
Unitarian
A. Judson Rich
Jesus
Religious Fanatics of New Mexico Describe Torture Rite
From Denver March 25. A report of about 2,000 followers of the Meruanos Venizentes in New Mexico practicing brutal penance. Devotees, masked, use whips crosses and cactus amid a lengthy Easter season ritual described as savage and sacred. Several arrests and local crime notes follow.
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Drenver
Col
New Mexico
Wlermanos Venizentes
Laney
Los Griegos
Albuqureque
Penitentes
Vaal
House of Refuge
Saginaw
Elijah and Handel and Haydn Society in Boston
The Handel and Haydn Society presented Mendelssohn Elijah at Music Hall last evening before a full capacity audience. Soloists included Mme Albani and several Boston performers. the performance was highly praised for its artistry and choral richness. Other notes mention upcoming attractions at local venues and a large audience for The Bohemian Girl at the Globe.
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Handel and Haydn Society
Music Hall
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Mmé. Albani
Fenderson
Mary H. How
Charles R. Adams
A. Kb. Pennell
M. W. Whitney
D. M. Babcock
Albani
Israel
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Across Boston Districts
A lengthy list details transfers of real estate including street names such as Cypress Avenue Brighton Street Gencon Street Jack Bay Lawrence Street West Cottage Street and more. Names include Cyrus Wakefield Eustace Fitz Rufus Trussell and Charles Raymond among others with varied sums and dates from 1877 to 1885. Mortgages are noted for Clartes Street Boston and other local streets with multiple parcels and dates in 1883 1885 and prior.
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Cypress Avenue
Maria Darton
Ida M. Darton
Brighton Street
James A. Tuttle
Sarah R. Tuttle
Gencon Street
Barnstable Savings Bank
Lemuel Shaw
Jack Bay
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Emanuel Endicott Peabody
William J. Rotch Et al
Lawrence Street
John Willis
William Willis
West Cottage Street
Hiram B. Robinson
William W. Dromey
Henry F. Spencer
Charless. Robinson
Chelsea
Matthews Street
Broadway
Cyrnus Wakefield
Eustace C. Fitz
Eastern
Chester Avenue
Rufus Trussell
Edward A. Trussell
City Seizures Lead to Fatal Drinking and Injury Report
Inspector Terry acting for the board of health seized 50 carcasses of questionable quality. Agnes Welton, 50, died after drinking to excess and being found on a lounge at 62 Berlin Street. David Barry, 40, of 3 Little Market Street, suffered severe foot injuries. several toes were amputated at Massachusetts General Hospital. I. C. Skinner, a clerk for C. F.
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Terry
Board of Health
Agnes Welton
Berlin Street
David Barry
Little Market Street
Massachusetts Genere Hospital
I. C. Skinner
C. F
Boston Post Advertising Rates and Notices Summary
Boston Post Publishing Co announces advertising rates for general, special, and reading notices across pages. Rates include per line charges, special position surcharges, and square bids for enter tainments, with local and reading notices on designated pages.
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Pera
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing CO
Railroad consolidation sparks NH resistnce and warnings
The Manchester Union voices strong opposition to a proposed Boston and Maine and Eastern railroad consolidation, warning outside capital interests would profit at New Hampshire expense. It cites alleged manipulation by Weeks and Payson Tucker, urges no boom, and notes a long delay before any plan completes. Also reports notes of Col Orlang Smith’s Columbus honor, and Megantic railroad progress with nine miles under contract to lay iron by November 1, 1883.
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Union
New Hampshire
Cototn
Wool and Trom
Eastern Railroad
Weeks
Benyon
Pacific National Bank
Payson Tucker
Boston and
Maine
Steck
Eastern
Pacific Bank
Megantic
Moose River
Fourth Grand Costume and Fancy Dress Skating Party
The Olympian club announces its fourth grand costume and fancy dress roller skating and dancing party for Thursday evening, April 12. The Boston School Janitors’ Benevolent association hosts its second annual entertainment in the English High School building next Friday evening. The English High School association plans a grand reception and reunion at the new high school on Montgomery street Wednesday evening with Mr. Henry P. Kidder addressing members. MIT Athletic Club will hold an indoor meeting next Saturday afternoon in the institute gymnasium.
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Olympian Club
Boston
Benefti Association
English High School Association
Montgomery Street
Henry P. Kidder
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Athletic Club
Institute
Suburban Short Notes Report Crossing Hazards
By negligence of a Boston and Maine railroad gateman at the Perkins street crossing in East Somerville on Saturday morning G. Turner had a horse killed and narrowly escaped death himself. He jumped from his wagon. Lynn hospital managers plan to designate the last Saturday of each month as hospital day in Lynn factories, stores and workshops. Ten cent subscriptions from each donor are to be solicited.
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Boston and Maine Railroad
Perkins Street
East Somerville
G. Turner
Lynn Hospital
Lynn
PERSONAL NEWS AND ABOUT TOWN ITEMS
Mme Albani visits Tremont house while Capt Ford of division 3 battles slow fever. Vermont loses A P Childs to Springfield Mass, Rev E W Preble accepts Beverly Universalist call. J M Smith Hawaii commissioner rests in Washington noted at Parker house. J G Cupples of A Williams & Co Easter with Rev Newton in Pittsfield. John L Sullivan to receive Atlantic dinner in Boston. J K Clarey of Vermont wins 44500 damages against Chicago Herald. Congressman Guenther to sail for Bremen with family after 16 years away. Sam Jones to defend Brooks Johnson and Jere Dunn in Chicago murders. Rev Fr O Donnell recovering after surgery. Gov Butler plans stay at state house then Providence to take stamp for Sprague fusion ticket. Capt Johnson Vivian visits Boston. Curran praised as journalist and future official.
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Tremont House
Capt. Ford
Vermont
A. P. Childs
Bennington
Springfield
Mass
E. W. Preble
Bath
Universalist Society of
Beverly
J. M. Smith
Washington, D. C
Parker House
J. G. Cupples
A. Williams & Co
W. W. Newton
St. Stephen’s
Pittsfield
John L. Sullivan
Boston
Cay
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Sam Jones
New Haven
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Judson Sisters
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Jim Elliott
Chicago
Fr. O'Donnell
Church of the Star of the Sea
East
Gov. Butler
Washington
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Providence
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Sprague
Johnson Vivian
Huron, Franklin and
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Michael P. Curran
The
Globe
Police Commission
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William Fl. Clark
Geereen
Ihe Mniainin B.newnall
George
Prescott Street
Anasieta Savage
John A. Kelly
Mortcase
Charles H. Wing
John D. Bryant
Monk W. Reynolds
Albert Griggs
Anna M. Tucker
John Deery
Joseph Dorr
Cornelius M. Allen
William Priceing
Henry R. Reynolds
Martin L. Bradford
Flissa C. Wheeler
Boston FE Advertising
Railroad Matters
Orlang Smith
Columbus
Ohio
Judge Smith
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
Col. Smith
Oot
Baltimore and Ohio Road
St. Louis and San Francisco Railway Company
Jan. Pie March
Tess
Fairbanks
Wennenger Dro
Jones
Messenger
Assenger Bros
Tailors and Importers
Washington Street
Ladies Department
Weatherby
Messrs. Creed & CO
Paris
Poole’s
Saville Row
Regent Street
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester, Mass
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