Bloodthirsty Apaches and reform talk fill the drifted pages
A sprawling column roasts crime, politics, and social policy. It notes Apaches must go, banks paying fair dividends, Dukes the Pennsylvania murderer, reform school names, English bar counts, a governor’s dining manners, Dover rail plans, Rhode Island colored troops, New Orleans health gains, Samuel Cox for speaker, and a slugging exchange between Gen. Neal Dow and the New York Sun. The piece surveys politics, safety, and prohibition with sharp, period-voice commentary.
Chief of the Star Route Gang Denials Hit Washington
Washington dispatch reports Commissioner Loring's drainage concession failed to win Diaz loyalists support with Mexican officials. Senators Cull Butler Jonas Harris Brown Sabin and others tied to the project may meet Mexicans again for modifications. Also notes Mme Nilsson’s White House dinner and a cordial view toward Mr Arthur and a mystery woman.
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Washington
Loring
Valley of Mexico
Cull
Butler
Jonas
Harris
Brown
Sabin
Mme. Nilsson
White House
Frelinghuysen
Chandler
Justice Gray
Arthur
Secret 1876 marriage kept from her mother ends in divorce
In 1876 a pupil at the high school wed without family knowledge and planned to leave school for housekeeping. The wife finished school in 1880, taught out of state, and used her maiden name. They never lived together for three years, and the husband has had no contact. Mrs Hilton’s lawyer will not oppose the divorce. Judge Beardslee adjourned to hear the wife’s mother from this city.
Train Wreck Near Mason Injures Fifty Three
A Cincinnati Southern line wreck near Mason due to a slipping track left fifty three injured, including Maj. McDonald and Z. F. Spalding. Two sleeping cars destroyed, one burned, others damaged as passengers were taken to Williamstown and Cincinnati hospitals. Cause attributed to track slip after recent rain.
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Cincinnati
Mason
Cincinnati Southern
Maj. McDonald
Xenia
Ohio
Z . F. Spalding
Port Clinton
Michael
Williamstown
Good Samaritan Hospital
G. Bk. Healy
The
Bee Lins
London
J. W. Leaver
Boston
Mass
Col. A. Bariitz
Baritz
Welch
Florida
Cleveland
Huisband
Thomas Allen
Augusta
E. Lovell
Watauga, Tenn
H. Mel
Death Penalty at Vermont Prison Meaker Execution
A Vermont prison report describes Mrs Meaker's public execution with calm demeanor and defiant statements. She declared innocence as the trap released her, dying within twelve minutes. The scene notes her exchanges with chaplain and officials before burial in the prison cemetery. Later, Oliver Bristow, a Black man, was hanged in Camden for murder, protesting innocence.
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Amsden
Charles Thatcher
Bennington
Superintendent Rice
Thatcher
Rice
Eed Hall
Sheriff Amsden
Chaplain Hull
Mrs. Meaker
South Carolina
Camden
D. C
Oliver Bristow
Frank N. McDowell
Bristow
A Great Railway Annual Report Shows Strong Year
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe reports 1882 results with a 2620 mile system. Net earnings total 6.13 million dollars after operations and fixed charges, plus 0.54 million from add ons. The report details divisions, Sonora and Atlantic Pacific extensions, and plans for permanent improvements and debt management.
Senate splits over Somerville Wharf veto findings
In the senate, Galvin and Mason reported a minority view questioning the governor's veto of the Somerville Wharf and Improvement bill. They argue the majority misreads the charter, claim the governor erred, and push to sustain the veto and reject the bill. The body paused the matter to Tuesday, with the minority report printed.
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Galvin
Mason
Committee On the Judiciary
Somerville Wharf and Improvement Company
Minory
Judiciary Committee
Rome
Peetuitr
East Boston Land Company
Lawrence
Owen A, Galvin
Walter N, Mason
Sayward
Essex
McGeough
Suffolk
Fitchburg
Middlesex
County of
Troy and
Greenfield
Hoosac
Lowell
Richardson's Brook
Arms Library
Committee On
Essex County
Somerville
Seenere
Bates
Worcester
Boston
Bill
Ex Senator Dorsey Cross-Examination in Star Route Case
In the star route trial ex Senator Dorsey faced lengthy cross examination as Merrick pressed for a bank book and details of Boone's pay. Dorsey recalled 14,000 mixed checks and failed to remember payments or circumstances around key documents amid questions about letters and alleged fraud. Adjourment set for Monday. other items include Ochiltree salary ruling and the Jeannette inquiry updates.
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Dorsey
Rad
WaAsuit Ngtion
Marning
Merrick
Ingersoll
Boone
John Dorsey
Berdell
Ochiltree
Lawrence
Discontented Frenchmen Louise Michel arrested in Paris
Despatches report heavy police action after Louise Michel surrendered to authorities and was arrested for leading an armed raid on bakers shops. The case follows widespread manifesto postings by Prince Jerome Napoleon and rising tensions across Lorraine amid French government loyalty.
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Lorraine
Passion Play dress rehearsal draws packed audience in New York
A full dress rehearsal of the Passion Play at a Twenty third Street theatre drew invites and hundreds turned away as doors closed for safety. Salmi Morse spoke from the curtain thanking the crowd while a near fire at the drop curtain caused a momentary scare. Police led by Capt Williams kept order as the audience, largely theatergoers, included many Hebrews.
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Yok
Twenty-third Street
Salmi Morse
Williams
Fire roars through New Haven works and New England mills
New Haven reports Metzgar Rubber Manufacturing works destroyed by fire from a friction accident in the cerpent room. Loss exceeds 10 000 dollars. Springfield records Manyrel Wake store Lenox Furnace post office and E J Cossaboom house burned last night. Loss 6 000 dollars, insured 3 500. Keene notes N G Woodbury pail mill burned this afternoon, loss 3 000 dollars, insured 1 500. Peonta Illinois Rock Island and Peoria railroad car shops burned tonight, loss 10 000 dollars.
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Metzgar Rubber Manufacturing Company
Springfield
Mass
Manyrel & Wake
Lenox Furnace
E. J. Cossaboom
Keene
N. H
N. G. Woodbury
Peonta
Rock Island and Peoria Railroad
Divorce Case In Superior Court Over Desertion
New Haven, March 30 A divorce action in the superior court named Charles H. Hilton of the fire department as petitioner seeking a divorce from Laura E. Hilton on grounds of desertion. Hilton testified he married Laura E. Babcock on October 19.
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Superior Court
Charles H. Hilton
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Laura E. Babcock
New York Central suit ends in six cent damages
A New York City court awarded Dr. John W. Greene six cents in a damages suit against the New York Central railroad over injuries to his property caused by a passing train in front of his premises. Other items note a Star of the Sea wreck survivors, a manslaughter indictment for George W. Conkling Jr, and various arrests and events including Diaz visit and Grant chat.
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John W. Greene
New York Central Railroad
H. T. Webster
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Frontera
George W. Conkling, Jr
Wilbur H. Haverstick
Vincent R. Lord
Boston
Mary Ann Dooley
Chicago
Diaz
Mexico
Gen. Grant
John Cunningham
Walker Street
The Hostile Indians in Southern New Mexico
A band of about 25 Indians crossed the Southern Pacific near Zepar station pursued by Capt. Forsyth’s two cavalry companies. Gen. Carbo’s Mexican troops are in the field with orders to kill, not capture. Four men were killed at Clark's camp, Total Wreck, Gila river, and Beach's pen. All troops in southern New Mexico are in the field as Gen. Mackenzie orders protection of settlers and punishment of the Indians.
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Earthquake Tremors Hit California Cities
A minor quake occurred at 7:45 am in San Francisco with stronger shaking felt in Watsonville and Santa Cruz county. Nine shocks were recorded near Watsonville with breaking crockery and damage. Hollister reported smashed windows and cracked brick buildings as residents fled in panic and in their nightwear.
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Police offer reward for information on March Times bombing
The chief of police in Phumadelina reports circulars from London offering a £1000 reward and the queen's pardon to any informant who helps arrest those who planted dynamite on March 15 at the offices of the local government board and the London Times buildings.
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Man Smith Found Frozen Between Barre and Orange
A 45 year old man named Smith was found dead from freezing between Barre and Orange Vermont. He had started from his father’s home in Barre to visit his aunt in Orange last Wednesday afternoon and was not heard from since.
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Smith
Barre
Orange
Cassius C Markle Arrested in Cincinnati Case
Cassius C Markle, an absconding member of a Pittsburg paper firm that recently failed, was arrested in Cincinnati today. Police found twenty eight thousand four hundred dollars secreted about his person.
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Cassius C. Markle
Pittsburg
Billiards: Daly Defeats Wallace in Tourney Play
Creaco Til March 30 Daly wins over Wallace 600 to 420 in billiards tourney. Daly high run 1212-49 average. Wallace high 134 average 836-48. Sexton defeats Dion 600 to 103 in evening game. Sexton high 166 average 12 ae. Dion high 71 average 16 15-49.
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Wallace
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Ae Dien
Multiple sensational items spill from Madison to Pittsburgh
A Chicago millionaire Perry H Smith was sold in the insane asylum in Madison Wisconsin. Elopers Charles Hubert and Nellie Shaw were arrested in Utica New York. Buffalo cashier Theodore Wells is reported short 210000. Clifton Springs banker J Gillis failed and fled with 30000 in forged papers. Illinois saloon license bill passed second reading. Police Officer Patrick Kearney offered wax figure exhibition with Garfield but refused. Mrs Hannah Sunderland died from wounds at 81, hands tied, hammer used. Mass meeting at Braidwood Illinois over Diamond mine. another cavein feared. Death bed insurance fraud exposed in Pittsburg. London born David Thomas and others in custody. British MP Kenney receives a gold watch and $100 from US government for a rescued sailor. watch to Captain Richards and cash to ship owners.
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Insane
Madison
Wis
Charles Hubert
Nellie Shaw
New Bedford
Mass
Utica
N.Y
Theodore W. Wells
Buffalo
N. Y
J. Gillis
Clifton Springs
Springfield
Ill
Ilinois
Patrick Kearney
Guiteau
Garfield
Kearney
Hannah Sunderland
Patterson Station
New York and New England Railroad
Braidwood Nl
Pittsburg
David Thomas
William Davis
D. J. Wiilliams
Lomax
Herusband
Joseph Lomax
United States
Richards
Duties of the Position Changing the Occupant of the Office
Charles G. Davis will assume the duties of inspector of provisions on April first. The office, in existence for years, is appointed by the mayor with board of aldermen approval, and reports daily to the board of health. The new appointee must be a adept judge of provisions and possess detective ability to curb dishonest dealers and immigrant shipments.
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Roxbury
Board of Aldermen
Board of Health
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Green
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Latest Phase of the Hartford and Harlem Railroad Suit
In New Haven Connecticut March 30 the Hartford and Harlem railroad company versus the New York and Connecticut Air Line road and George W Isbell faced a Superior Court judge. Plaintiffs allege illegal organization stock and bond overrun costs and fraudulent construction claims seeking a declaration that the Air Line company is an illegal defunct corporation. Defense denies some allegations and admits others. Depositions show blank signed articles later filled with names not present. Hearing continues Monday afternoon.
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Conn
Hartford and Harlem Railroad Company
New York and Connecticut Air Line Road
George W. Isbell
Superior
Beardsley
Simon E. Baldwin
John W. Alling
New York and Connecticut Air Line Railroad Company
Hyde and Beach
Isbell
Hartford and Harlem Railroad
Lemone Ie
It Do Not Look Well For Governor Butler
The Laconia Democrat argues that Massachusetts Governor Butler should devote his time to official duties rather than defending criminals during a legislative session. It concedes no harm to the commonwealth but notes public expectation for a reformer to show stronger focus on state duties.
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Rhode Island Faces Choice Between Rings and Reform
In Rhode Island a political struggle unfolds as Democrats split over Sprague, while A. O. Bourne emerges as regular Republican candidate for governor. Critics accuse Bourne of being aligned with the state’s boss clique, promising wealth influence yet distant from the people.
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Rhode Island
Kvila
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Portland Argus
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Sprague
Anthony Ring
A. O. Bourne
Iton
Niece Suspected in Lynchburg Poisoning Case
Mrs Jonathan Monroe and her son Warren were poisoned near Crock Neal Campbell county. Both died from the poisonings. A niece who was visiting the family is suspected with rumors she intended to poison only the mother to block a marriage with Warren. Warren returned unexpectedly and was also poisoned.
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Lynchburg
Jonathan Monroe
Warren
Crock Neal
Campbell County
Havana declares American lard brands fraudulent in Cuba
A Havana despatch reported by The Telegram states various American lard brands are declared fraudulent in Cuba. The news caused surprise in New York markets as merchants and brokers suspect Spanish officials may be conspiring to harm the American export trade in lard.
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Havana
Cuba
Storm disrupts telegraph wires in Philadelphia
Severe sleet halted telegraphic communication in Philadelphia on March 0, injuring police and fire alarm wires, leaving emergency services nearly unable to receive alarms as wires broke under the ice.
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Philadelphia
Second annual entertainment by Boston School Janitors’ Assoc
The Boston School Janitors’ Benefic association held its second annual entertainment at the English High School building on Friday.
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Boston School Janitors’ Benefic Association
Nominations and upheaval ripple through New England towns
In Maine governor nominates Morris Sprague as Dexter municipal court judge. At Calais republican caucus John G. Murchie elected mayor. Ellsworth reports the death of Joseph W. Pease from a fractured skull after a horse incident. Lewiston government turmoil continues as 23 police vacancies are rejected before a compromise fills posts.
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Morris Sprague
Dexter
Calais
John G. Murchie
Joseph W. Pease
Ellsworth
Romney
Lewiston
Garcelon
Goshen sawyer run over. Ware linked to harness robberies
E C Hussey of Goshen a wood sawyer for William M Parker of the Northern railroad was struck while crossing a track Friday morning. Both legs amputated. prognosis poor. City Marshal Hunt and Charles T Ware, suspect in numerous harness robberies, charged. Ware escaped and fled to Maine. bound over in 2000 and sent to Manchester jail. Dover council approved annual appropriations including 12000 for highways and 82300 for fire dept. School funds debated. rate set at 15 per 1000. Total receipts projected at 12256679. Sullivan Machine works in Claremont hosted a demonstration of new asphalt block and tile machinery for Asphaltum Co of Sydney, to be shipped soon.
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E. C. Hussey
Goshen
William M. Parker
Northern Railroad
Hunt
Nashua
Charles T. Ware
Ware
Maine
Manchester
Dover
Unien
Sullivan Machine Company
Claremont
Asphaltum Company
Sydney
New South Wales
Torrington elopement scandal and false imprisonment suit
William Dewey of Granby sues Hartford police chief and two patrolmen for false imprisonment after being detained as drunk. Torrington townsfolk discuss the elopement of 24 year old Mrs Anna Brooker with Joseph Bradley, a Black coachman, wealthy family involved, couple reportedly in poverty at Ashley Falls, Massachusetts.
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William Dewey
Granby
Packard
Hartford
Torrington
Anna Brooker
Joseph Bradley
Ashley Falls
Mass
Althou
Supreme Court affirms state assembly power to call constitutional convention
The supreme court states the constitution is the supreme law and inconsistent laws are void. If amendment provisions are exclusive, an assembly act to convene a convention to amend the constitution is void. The decision answers senate resolutions and upholds or limits convention authority based on constitutional text.
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Suburban Matters Wakefield Town Meeting Anticipated
Wakefield readers are urged to attend a town meeting in the town hall Monday next with a 62-article warrant. Expect lively contest between anti license and license factions, aided by an independent caucus of greenbackers and young republicans.
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Boston Briefs: Dog Bite, Larcenies, and Local Incidents
A South Boston man was bitten by a dog owned by Edward Peacock, then dislocated his shoulder escaping Friday night. Several suspects were arrested for larceny of three coats from multiple sites, and 20 conductors were discharged for fare registration violations. Other items include a jailhouse assault on Constable Dugan, a still-born infant found in South Boston, a 55 year old man injured in an elevator shaft fall, a Chicago lodger’s theft of $37, room break-ins, an axe theft from the Wayfarers lodge, and various house and property thefts including cows and a vest with a watch.
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Mellville Brackett
South Boston
Edward Peacock
John Havey
Alias Jones
Frank Shea
Michael Maloney
Advertiser
Cattle Transportation Company
North Street
Marlboro Street
The
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Dugan
Andrew Long
Norman Street
Dedham Street
City Hospital
Richard Webber
Leslie Pierce
Green Street
Chicago
Alexander Roberts
Division 3
Livinia
Phillips Street
James Doherty
Boston
Dohherty
Wayfarers’ Lodge
Hawkins Street
Alfred Hardy
10Th Division
Hosea L. Thayer
Daniel Noonan
John Noonan
Ary Devenny
Elmwood Street
Coming Events At Mechanics Hall And City Meetings
A kettle drum concert at Mechanics hall next Tuesday benefits the Young Women's Christian Association building fund. A fine musical program, tea served 6 30 to 9 50, tickets sold by organizers. Rev. M. J. Savage preaches Sunday evening at the Boston theatre. Elmwood Associates host a complimentary ball at Washington hall April 25 for Bernard Carr’s aged mother, following his accidental death two weeks ago. Knights of Honor grand lodge session at 730 Washington street next Wednesday. Tremont temple public meeting Sunday at 3 pm supports the Temple of Honor of Massachusetts with speakers A H Lewis E L Clapp Chas Q Terrill and Walter Babb, music by Ruggles street male quartet. Rev. Henry Morgan lectures at Horticul tural hall on Butler as Governor Butler or Palmer politics in City Hall and Pugilism in Boston. The Young Men’s Christian Association schedules evangelist mr Sutherland visits at various churches tomorrow and next week, including Ngeles Street Baptist church South Boston Presbyterian Maverick Congregational Grace Methodist temple Meionaon Dudley Street Baptist Roxbury and the temple daily except Sunday.
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Gtod P
Young Women's Christian Association
M. J. Savage
Boston Theatre
Elmwood Associates
Washington Hall
Bernard Carr
Grand Lodge
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Washington Street
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Boston
Young Men’s Christian Association
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South Boston
Maverick Congregational Church
East Boston
Grace Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
Temple Street
Meionaon
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Roxbury
Temple
Janauschek Delivers Mary Stuart at Park Theatre
Madame Janauschek stars as Mary Queen of Scots in Mary Stuart at the Park theatre with Emmie Wilmot as Elizabeth criticized as inadequate. The Handel and Haydn Society festival notes redeeming artistry ahead in May. Season tickets go on sale April 16 with seven performances including a public rehearsal.
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Mary Stuart
Madame Janauschek
the Park Theatre
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Emmuie Wilmot
Queen Elizabeth
Stuart
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Earl of Leicester
BUSINESS TROUBLES AND CREDITORS' WARNINGS IN MULTIPLE STATES
A roundup of recent business failures and assignments across several states. Edward Griswold of Guilford Connecticut failed. M T Tottingham Co of Keene New Hampshire attached. A J Dresser Co of Portland Maine failed. L J Wheeler of Nashville Michigan assigned with about 3 000 liabilities and 5 000 assets. George B Roth of Wheeling West Virginia signed claims of 10 700 to be paid in full. Coburn & Cook Publishing of Chicago closed by sheriff. Jefferson Patton Jr & Co steam fitters of Brooklyn assigned with 20 000 in preferences. Lon Dinsmore of No 153 Tremont Street Oxford piano dealer owes about 1 650 liabilities with some secured. T S White Stationery of St Paul reported 70 000 liabilities and 104 000 assets. assets offered for sale at 36 000 cash. Failures for past week total 182, by region Western 58 New England 14 Southern 32 Middle 22 Pacific 15 New York City 9 Canada 32. Hatheway & Co ship brokers at Central wharf reported. Canadian and Maine assets expected to cover deficit. Three months’ failures total 2 806 this year, with liabilities near 37 000 000. Canada shows sharp rise to 393 failures and 500 000 liabilities.
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Edward Griswold
Guilford
Wheeling
W. Va
Coburn & Cook Publishing Company
Chicago
Ill
Jefferson Patton
Lon Dinsmore
Tremont Street
T. S. White Stationery Company
St. Paul, Minn
New York
T. 8. White
Western States
New England
Southern States
Middle States
Pacific States
Central Wharf
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Canada
Foul death and burglaries plague South Groveland area
Authorities suspect foul play in the death of Mrs. Howard Kimball in South Groveland with an inquest planned. A lamp fragment and burned clothing were found near the body. Burglars struck in South Abington, stealing about 100 dollars in multiple entries. Mr Phillips, Morey, Jennerkin s reported losses of 25 15 and 60 respectively. A one month old boy was left with clothing and seven dollars at Warren Tilton’s in Haverfull, with a note seeking adoption. Town Treasurer Este of Southboro faces scrutiny over a lengthy term and alleged improper 6 percent charges and discrepancies between local and state records.
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Howard Kimball
South Groveland
South Abington
Tve
Ost
Charles Phillips
Charles Morey
Charlies Jenkins
Warren W. Tilton
Haverfull
F. Este
Southboro
Este
The Decorator and Furnisher March Feature Notes
The Decorator and Furnisher for March presents art education with an illustration of the Jones bequest to the South Kensington museum. It includes full size designs for cyphers and decorators, stained glass uses, ceilings and walls by Artwann and Fechteter, and essays on Paris decorative art and Albany esthete. It discusses imoresque styles, city hallways tips, pottery and porcelain in a French view, and art in Texas. The periodical grows in popularity for home adornment guidance.
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City figures arrive from Nassau and rail line leadership change
Mr John J Henry and Capt C R Keefe returned this week from Nassau where they spent the winter. Joel M Holden Burton Stock Car president, injured by an elevator, will remain homebound for some time. General Manager Dodge of the Boston Concord and Montreal railroad has resigned and will live near Los Angeles. Rev William S Jones of Bath Missouri became a life member of the General Theological Library in Boston, funded by Charlie Davenport and Capt John Patten with $50 each.
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C. R. Keefe
New York
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Joel M. Holden
Burton Stock Car Company
Dodge
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Los Angeles
William S. Jones
Beacon Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Bath
General Theological Library
Boston
Charlies Davenport
John Patten
Massachusetts House Votes On Monday Session Omission
In a recorded decision the house opted to omit Monday's session due to town meetings scheduled that day. The day featured committee reports across Mercantile, Agriculture, Finance, Education, Public Health, Judiciary, Water Supply and Taxation with varied bills and resolves.
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Melrose
Bay State Telephone Company
Stetson
Lakeville
Clark
Winchendon
Commonwealth
United States
Mackintosh
Dedham
Florida
Bowker
Boston
Stow
Fall River
Bixby
Adams
Springfield
West Springfield
Agawam
Aldrich
Marlboro
Holmes
Cambridge
Chicopee
Connecticut
Smith
Andover
FE. D. Humphrey
Great Barrington
Newell
Longmeadow
Messrs. Browne
Morse
Sharon
Mr. Welch
Blackstone
Trial in Childs assault case continued in East Cambridge
The superior criminal court at East Cambridge resumed Friday with several witnesses recounting October workday details for Leonard. Dolan’s defense opened after Leonard’s testimony, with multiple witnesses testifying to Dolan and Kelley’s reputations and alibis. The court adjourned at 4:30 until 9:30 the next morning.
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Bowdoin Square
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Albany
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Old Colony
Acca
City Hall
Kelley
Cambridge
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Thomas F. Maguire
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Cambri
Thomas Gethin
George Marshall
Delan
Washington Street
Amanda Fr. Cowan
Elizabeth N. Pitts
Dolin
Friday Final Day of Foreign Paintings Sale at Williams & Everett
At Williams & Everett gallery Friday marked the second and last day of a sale of foreign paintings. Featured works include Springtime by Kaiser at 245 dollars, A Chevalier by Chavet at 295, and Landscape by Corot at 1500, among numerous other titles and prices. The list presents a wide range of artists such as de Coe, Rudolph Epp, Richet, Brack, Demitrieff, Courbet, and Coomans, with prices from 55 to 1500 dollars.
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A Chevalier
VY. Chavet
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Rudolph Epp
RE. Lambinet
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L. Richet
Louis Brack- Lajos
G. Tl
Boneae
Troyon
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Ene N
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KE. van Marcke
J. Aubert
Caranano
He Coquette
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City Hall Notes on railways and debt payments
The committee on railroads voted to grant a location to the Metropolitan railroad for double tracks on Portland street and to allow Union Freight to use South Boston company tracks on Federal street during sewer work. City Treasurer Turner will pay 1,483,820.26 in debt and interest, remitted to London for April 1883 loans. George F. Cox of engine 22 was dismissed by the fire commissioners.
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Phillips
Huainesworth
B. ©. Graves
A. M. Wyman
Gilmer Speed
World
Southwest
Foreign News
Louise Michel
Liverpool
Featherstone
O'Herlihy
Carmody
Phanix Park
Kilmainham
Dublin
Gibraltar
Seville
Rotunda
Salme Morse
Gotham Gleawnings
School Janitors’ Association
NEW England News
Unitarian Society of Quincy
Swampscott
Board of Selectmen
I. H. Andrews
Augustus W. Rich
Lynn
Harvard Athletic Association
Stearns Chapel Society of
Cambridgeport
Caleb Wood
Union and
Columbia Streets
Handel and Haydn Society
Music Hall
Boston Museum
William Warren
Col. Mapleson
G. C. Taylor
Committee On Education
Daniel Scudder
Barnstable Savings Bank
Bancroft
Cawbridge
House
Tewks
Bury Almshouse
Tewksbury Almshouse
Gov. Buller
Dr. Dixwell
Geecoes
Medics School
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
John H. Chase
Danvers
Innis
Chase
Ocross
Charles K. Dudley
Dudley
Thomas H. Johnson
Samuel K. Field
Charles H. Littlefield
J. E.R. Hill
Charles H. Lattlefield
Littlefield
Apollo Manufacturing Company of
Oliver K. Chase
F. Howard Chase
City Hall Notes
Bratpwoop
Temple Place
Lewando
Freer, Mhs
Stust
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester, Mass
Faneuil Hall
J. H. Ashton
State Street
F. Geldowsky Furniture Co
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Ove Wingies
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!