Bangor Horse railroad to be built this season
The Bangor Horse railroad stock is exhausted and the line will be constructed this season. Work has begun on the Augusta to Lewiston telephone line via Winthrop. A Pontotoc Falls incident left one man, Spencer Brewer, drowned. Lewiston Zouaves disbanded by adjutant general. Levi A. Dow caught the season’s first Penobscot salmon, weighing 22 pounds, sent to Boston after refusing $1 a pound. Penobscot Boom lot rents set. Mrs. Emery, missing spouse case in Portland woods, found alive but insane at Cape Elizabeth and to be admitted to Augusta asylum.
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Bangor Horse Railroad
Augusta
Winthrop
Lewiston
Druw
Adjutant General’s Office
Lewiston Zouaves
Levi A. Dow
Penobscot
Boston
Penobscot Boom Company
Oldtown Tribe of Indians
Emery
Eastern Railroad
Portland
Cape Elizabeth
Canadian man found dead near Nashua along railroad tracks
Alphonse Leduc of Canada was found dead in a culvert about two miles from Nashua on the Boston and Lowell line. Patrick Kelly, 35, a married railroad laborer from Salmon Falls, drunk, lay on the Boston and Maine track in Rollinsford on Friday and was killed by a train.
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Alphonse Leduc
Nashua
Boston and Lowell
Patrick Kelly
Salmon Falls
Boston and Maine
Rollinsford
Priday
Rutland Sees Rapid Growth Amid Population Claims
Rutland reports 4000 voters and a claimed 17000 population as the town grows rapidly. A severe gale battered Lake Champlain Friday afternoon sweeping away part of the Burlington breakwater and causing about 15000 in property loss.
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Rutland
Lake Champlain
Burlington
Nonatnck Silk buys Haydenville yarn mill in Northampton
The Nonatnck Silk company purchased the Haydenville yarn mill at Northampton and plans to operate from Glasgow Connecticut. A Springfield policeman found a satchel containing $15,000 left in a railway depot waiting room. a Vermont man claimed it. Leavitt Pierce of Natick, 48, died by taking laudanum at home after months of ill health. Henry 8 May, a Lee business figure, has been missing for two weeks after visiting New York and Philadelphia. Thomas Kelly, 45, a Hoosuc tunnel track-walker, was killed while avoiding an oncoming train. The King Phillip mill in Fall River warns of a 12 percent wage cut for 1883, after prior partial reductions. A Worcester paper notes a Mexico City mail route opening to New England interests, with eight days for a round trip. Aldridge Sewing Machine Co, now under Ames works control in Chicopee, appoints George H. Blelock as manager and targets 75–100 machines daily.
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Nonatnck Silk Company
Haydenville
Northampton
Glasgow
Conn
Springfield
Vermont
Leavitt Pierce
Natick
Henry
May
Lee
New York
Philadelphia
Thomas Kelly
Hoosuc Tunnel
King Phillip
Fall River
Hastrouq
Worcester
Mass
Mexico
New England
Kldridge
Ames Works
Chicopee
Lsst
Chicago
George H. Blelock
Ames Manufacturing Company
Rosenbloom Firm Buys Beane Stock in Providence Store
Rosenbloom & Sons of Syracuse have purchased Eben J. Beane’s stock in Providence and plan a Rosenbloom Bros retail store there. James Lynch, a Newport carpenter, recently arrived from Ireland, inherits £20,000 from a distant relative and left Newport Friday for New York en route back to Ireland.
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Rosenbloom & Sons
Syracuse
Eben J. Beane
Providence
Rosenbloom Bros
James Lynch
Newport
Ireland
New York
Diverse clerical moves and society notices in Springfield area
The item lists Rev Terhune in Brooklyn, the death of Rev Father Harry in Holyoke, manager Locke in town for Wagner concerts, Rev J Sturgis Pearce resigning in Northampton, Ex Gov Garcelon visiting from Maine, engagement of Col John Bracewell and Miss Anna Hunter, Rev Dr A A Miner finishing 36th year at Columbus Ave Universalist, Mr Philip Guinan inheriting £50,000, Rev Alexander H Vinton accepting Worcester rectorship, Capt Charles J Adams receiving a gold headed cane, Gail Hamilton aiding Blaine on revisions, C C Hansell and pirated plate controversy, Lewiston Journal Herrick Genealogy nearing press, Jednigh Herrick etc, orders urged for limited copies.
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Springfield
Brooklyn
Father Harry
Holyoke
Locke
J. Sturgis Pearce
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Northampton
Garcelon
Maine
Washington
Col
John Bracewell
Anna Hunter
North Adams
House of Correction
East Cambridge
Éraployes
Gail Hamilton
Blaine
C. C. Hanskell
Auburn
Hartford
Mr. Conkling
Columbus
Oio
Jedgnah Hierrick
Executions and disasters headline regional briefings
Enoch Brown colored was executed at Walrfax Court House North Carolina for wife murder. William McHugh hanged in the enclosure behind Cincinnati court house for murder of his wife. Bear, first ship of Greely relief, arrived at St Johns and will sail today. Jacob Dobson, still boy gang member who shot ex Sheriff Adkins, lynched at Griffiithsville Logan County. Pennsylvania forest fires blanketed towns with smoke. Sterling Run mill and buildings burned, feared heavy loss of life. Del Rio cyclone swept Episcopal church and cabins. many structures damaged. Charles Schnack killed and five injured. town losses estimated at ten thousand dollars.
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Walrfax Court House
N.C
William McHugh
Court House
Cincinnati
Bear
Greely
St. Johns
Jacob Dobson
Still Boys
Adkins
Boone County
W. Va
Griffiithsville
Logan County
Pennsylvania
Sterling Run
del Rio
Tex
Episcopal Church
Charles Schnack
Flooding at Broad Street barber shop floods wholesale liquor firm
At about 11 P M Patrolman Carley and Sergt. Lee forced entry to building No 5 Broad Street and found a faucet left running in the barber shop of Frank H. Carl on the second floor. Water flooded the floor and ground story, wrecking Demelman and Fuchs stock and causing heavy damage to the building.
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Broad Street
Sergt. Lee
Frank H. Carl
Demelman & Fuchs
Fate of Morrison bill to be decided next Tuesday
Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports that Republicans may move to strike out the enacting clause of the Morrison Bill in the House Tuesday. Democrats who voted to consider the bill will likely oppose striking out, with several known Democratic and some Republican votes expected. The article notes no compromise offers have been made by any party except protection Democrats and outlines tariff debate and various political maneuvers and remarks by several lawmakers.
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Spanish Minister Answers Badeau Charges
Washington May 2 Mr Foster the Spanish minister said Badeau overstated claims about the Madrid commercial agreement West Indies trade. The original pact signed Jan 2 aimed March 1 implementation but Madrid cabinet crisis delayed Cortes approval. A new agreement kept most terms and delayed contested articles. Foster said the president acted within congressional power. Hale debated shipping bill urging flags and commerce but warned against vesting free trade. Senate adjourned after executive session.
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Nebraska Republicans Endorse Arthur Vote for Blaine Delegates
Lincoln May 2 four delegates at large to Chicago elected by the Republican state convention all uninstructed. Resolutions endorse Arthur administration and tariff opposition. All delegates Blaine men. Platform calls navy buildup. Across the region Kentucky New York North Carolina and Texas show Arthur Blaine splits and uninstructed or mixed delegations. Wyoming also backs Blaine.
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Fifth District
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Thomas B. Keogh
Texas
Fort Worth
Tex
Edmunds
Wyoming
Dayton
W.T
Mob Executes Four Robbers After Kansas Bank Murder
A Kansas despatch reports swift retribution as a posse captured four Caldwell icons near Medicine Lodge. Ringleader Henry Brown and Ben Wheeler faced mob justice while two other cowboys, John Wesley and Billy Smith, were hanged at the town edge after a brief confrontation. Bank officer Payne lies gravely wounded. In West Virginia, Jacob Dobson of the Hill boys’ gang is said to have been lynched at Griffithsville, Logan County.
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Herper
Kan
Medicine Lodge
Calaboose
Henry Brown
Ben Wheeler
Caldwell
John Wesley
Billy Smith
Mr. Payne
Interesting Suit Growing Out of the Sprague Litigation
The Rhode Island supreme court hears Andrew B. Patten’s suit against Quidnick for 25374 for legal services from 1880 to 1883. The defense contends services after Sept 30 1881 were useless due to a creditor-protective decree. Jury instruction anticipated. arguments set for Monday morning.
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Providench, R. I
Supreme Court
Andrew B. Patten
Quidnick Company
Board of Trade Seizes Telegraph Quotations
Chicago May 2 The board of trade took exclusive charge of telegraphic quotations and news previously handled by Western Union. Western Union ceased dissemination as a carrier, preventing bucket shops from posting quotes. The board now uses uniform on floor operators while transmitting to recipients, claiming nationwide effects.
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Board of Trade
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Union Pacific Reverses Wage Cut Restores May 1 Pay
General Manager Clark announces that wages prior to May 1 are restored and the strike ends. All employes are to resume work immediately as directed by the Union Pacific Railway office in Omaha. The May 1 notice is canceled and existing wages are reinstated.
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Mexican Telegraph Head Says No Revolution in Mexico
President Scrymier of the Mexican Telegraph Company in the City of Mexico reports via dispatches from Laredo that there is no sign of revolution in Mexico and that rumors from interior regions are often unfounded and hard to separate from truth.
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City
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Laredo
Wreck of Alantine Near Wolfe Island Claims Nineteen Lives
The Norwegian ship Alantine of Dram men was wrecked near Wolfe Island station Magdalen islands during a northeast gale and sleet storm at nine Wednesday night. The vessel broke up instantly and nineteen crew members perished. Only the second mate survived.
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Drammen
Norway
Wolfe Island Station
Magdalen Islands
England Denounced Over Gordon Mission and Spanish Insurrection
London reports that French minister M. Waddington delivered dispatches warning the Egyptian conference must address bondholder security and ongoing financial needs. In Commons, Sir Michael Hicks Beach urged government action to protect Gen Gordon, while papers mock Downing Street for inaction. Spain’s insurrection seen as government claims success, Barcelona fires, and exiled rebels interned. A Derby Newmarket race winner Busybody noted, and Tonquin expedition funding proposed. Weather turns calm after a brief dust storm and mini cyclone.
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Gordon
Downing Street
the Gazette
National Defense Fund
Sixteenth Pharmacy College Commencement at Institute of Technology
The sixteenth annual commencement exercises of the College of Pharmacy were held Friday evening at the Institute of Technology building. President Henry Canning opened with an overture by the Cadet orchestra and welcomed the graduates. The orator, H Sugden Evans of London, urged a defined course of study for pharmacists and emphasized botany and thoroughness. Degrees were conferred by President Canning. Valedictories were given by Prof. Wm P Bolles and Fred E Lovell. The graduating class includes William Everett Cates, William Arms Chapin, Charles Joseph Countie, Charles Ormi Currier, Frank Townsend Dudley, Daniel Emerson, Charles Herbert Goldthwaite, George Young Hutchins, James Oscar Jordan, Ernst George William Kraushaar, Fred Ellsworth Lovell, Charles Frederick Nixon, William Mayges Snow, Frank Osman Warner.
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College of Pharmacy
Institute of Technology
Henry Canning
H. Sugden Evans
F.C.S
London
Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain
England
Canning
Wm. P. Bolles
M. D
Fred E. Lovell
William Everett Cates
William Arms Chapin
Charles Joseph Countie
Charles Ormi Currier
Frank Townsend Dudley
Daniel Emerson
Charles Herbert Goldthwaite
George Young Hutchins
James Oscar Jordan
Ernst George William Kraushaar
Fred. Ellsworth Lovell
Charles Frederick Nixon
William Iyarges Snow
Frank Osman Warner
Alleged Assault on the High Seas and Local Crimes
A report of multiple incidents including William McMerlin first mate of the bark Daisy arrested for assault on Martin Matterson at sea. James Callahan and Pauline Lindsay charged with larceny of clothing from employers. Other cases list Dr John Hunter wanted in Hamilton Ontario for swindling. Railroad brakeman James EB Cook injured in Mattapan yard. James McLaughlin charged with knife assault on wife Annie. William S Lovejoy house broken into. goods stolen. Samuel Chilton charged with assault with a loaded cane on Michael Connor. Patrick Tobin arrested in South Boston for larceny of $58 from Joan McGrath.
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Daisy
Martin Matterson
James Callahan
Pauline Lindsay
John Hunter
Massachusetts
Hamilton
Ont
James EB. Cook
Qld Colony
Mattapan
James McLaughlin
Annie
Fellows Court
City
William S. Lovejoy
Warren Avenue
Mayor Breen Testifies in Sabot Box Fraud Case at Lawrence
In Lawrence Massachusetts May 2 the Mayors testimony in the ballot box fraud case covered his denial of being told Saunders fixed the ballot He described Saunders visit to his office the prior night with family present and said he knew of fears of tampering but Saunders did not discuss protecting the ballot box or frauds Donovan and Shepard were discussed with varied emphasis and Breen recounted a tense exchange urging truth regardless of consequences.
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Breen
Lawrence
Mass
Sheparad
Saunders
Dee
Ford
Donavan
Shepard
Donovan
John
Testimony for the Prosecution in Tilton Murder Case
In the Tilton murder case at Concornb on May 2 witnesses testified Mason was seen on the day before and the day of the shooting. Edward George of Pittsfield heard Mason say he would talk with Tilton. Mrs. Hannah Banker said Mason claimed he shot Rouse because he was choking him. L D Marston and James E K Hurst testified about Mason with a revolver and purchasing one the day before. The hearing adjourned until tomorrow morning.
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Concornb
Tilton
Mason
Edward George
Pittsfield
Daniel Banker
Hannah Banker
Rouse
James EK. Hurst
Marning
Couple suffers severe illness and diphtheria scare in reunion
The man recalls four days of silence due to illness and serious trouble with bronacal tubes while the woman also describes a grave illness. She mentions a severe diphtheria attack, and they part with deep sympathy for one another.
Weather Card Describes a Cold Friday With Shifting Winds
The day opened under leaden skies with raw winds that intensified early morning, then shifted in a sequence of unsettled conditions. Readings hinted at a harsh spell ahead as the atmosphere suggested emerging chill and unsettled weather across the region.
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New England
Terrible Forest Fires Destroy Whole Villages in Pa
Fire across Pennsylvania and neighboring states devastates towns and mills. In Wilkes-Barre area mountain fires burn homes, warehouses, and stables. Arnot and Houtzdale suffer heavy losses with hundreds homeless and a death. Presque Isle reports $125,000 in damage to multiple businesses. Falls River and Boston area blazes disrupt coal yards and urban streets. insurance claims run high as houses, stores, and barns burn.
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May Planet Views from the Providence Journal Astronomer
The Providence Journal astronomer notes all planets are evening stars in May, with Neptune and Mercury switching to morning stars on the 110th and 17th respectively. Venus dominates the sky at greatest eastern elongation on May 5 33 minutes after 5 PM, and at month end nears culmination with high northern declination enhancing visibility. May moons and planetary conjunctions with Mars Uranus Saturn Jupiter and Mercury are outlined in sequence.
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Providence Journal
Neptune
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Uranus
Saturn
Jupiter
New Moon
Massachusetts Tariff Reform League Forms in Boston
The first meeting of the executive committee of the Massachusetts Tariff Reform league was held at Young's hotel on Friday afternoon. All members attended and many applications for membership were received. The committee unanimously passed a resolution urging Massachusetts congressmen to vote against striking out the enacting clause of the Morrison bill to avoid jeopardizing prospects for tariff reform.
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Massachusetts Tariff Reform League
Young’s Hotel
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Congress
Massachusetts
New pool contract signed amid eastbound business plan
The St Louis lines signed a new pool contract at Commissioner Finks office uniting all roads to fix eastbound share and balance settlements. Peoria and Indianapolis contracts likely to be signed tomorrow by interested roads. Gertrude Ash found guilty of first degree robbery and sentenced to 18 years six months. Bialeiein Wallace located at Canarsie, S I, in a state of helpless insanity.
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New York
St. Louis
Commissioner Fink
Peoria
Indianapolis
Gertrude Ash
Jesse Williams
Maggie Harvey
Sloane Flats
Bialeiein Wallace
Canarsie
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Gale Rages on Lake Ontario Endangering Shipping
A terrific gale roars over Lake Ontario with winds over 70 miles per hour. Captain Doyle of the life saving crew was blown from a lighthouse into the lake and rescued with difficulty, prompting fears of extensive damage to vessels and coastal facilities.
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Rochester
Lake Ontario
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The Leaguers Defeat the Buffalos In Close Boston Victory
The Boston Bostons defeated the Buffalos 11 to 10 after a seesaw game that featured multiple errors and a late surge led by Hackett Sutton and Crowley. Buffinton pitched the early innings well but Morrill and the Boston defense closed strong as Crowley hit a home run and Buffinton faltered.
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Dorchester Yacht Club Meeting Sets Season Prep and Finances
The Dorchester Yacht Club held its regular meeting at Harrison Square with Commodore Packard Freeman presiding. The treasurer reported 38794 on hand, seven delinquent members were dropped, and 300 club books plus 100 for printing were approved. The regatta committee outlined a busy season including an open regatta off Nahant on June 17 and several smaller boat regattas, with future dates to be set. Charles G Weld resigned as Vice Commodore and Dr L D Shepard was elected to fill the vacancy. Article 16 was amended to allow removal of members in arrears after two months, with notices sent to New England yacht clubs. New members listed: Frederick Lane, Geo S Melcher, Walter H Cutter, Ubert K Pettingill, E L Burwell, Wm R Munroe. City Point activity rose as yachts were fitted out and 50 vessels rode at anchor, with multiple yards reporting launches and preparations for the season. A line of cars from Westoffice Square to City Point will aid access. April issue of American Aquatic Magazine arrived with aquatic-sport content. Gus and Rita launches occurred, Valhalla deferred, and Commodore Hussey received a set of colors. Meetings of several yacht clubs scheduled for the week.
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Nahant
Charles G. Weld
L. D. Shepard
New England
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Medusa
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Gracie M
Emma Carter
Zita
Hope
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Rambler
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W. B. Smith
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Oriole
Frank Herbert
Esther
Webber’s
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Webber
Huntress
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Smith‘s
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Robert Wallace
Gus
A. T. Bliss
Taxing Letters and Churchgoers in Portland
The piece laments stamps and tariffs as支 tax on letters by ordinary Portlanders, contrasting churchgoing devotion with the tax paid to capitalists. It condemns tariffs as a burden on the many to benefit the few, urging readers to consider this when writing letters.
Noted amateur breeder Tilden expands fancy fowl collection
From the New York Journal Samuel J. Tilden stands as a leading amateur breeder with hundreds of birds across turkeys chickens geese and ducks. His 300 poultry collection includes a bantam named John Kelly noted for its pugnacious temper. William H. Vanderbilt recently purchased poultry at a show paying 75 dollars for white crested black Poland pair from Ohio.
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Samuel J. Tilden
John Kelly
William H. Vanderbilt
Ohio
Massachusetts Governor Visits Tewksbury Almshouse
Gov Robinson of Massachusetts secretly visited the Tewksbury almshouse, finding all inmates content and well cared for. The report suggests a farewell to the Tewksbury paupers until Gov Butler returns.
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Boston’s moral decline blamed on gambling and saloons
The Congregationalist laments rapid moral decay in Boston over the past two to three years, noting a surge of gambling hells and liquor saloons driving corruption and ruin with growing boldness, while advertising G. O Old Bourbon as a pure stimulant sold in 1p bottles by druggists and grocers.
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Congregationalist
Legislation on Lyman School for Boys and Water Bills
In the senate on Friday debates cover the Lyman School for Boys and a Homeopathic Hospital. Minority reports oppose both the Lyman School substitute and the Cambridge Water Bill. A bill for water gas and delays on the Nantasket Beach line are noted.
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Massachusetts House Debates On Bills And Committee Actions
The house met at 10.15 with Speaker Marden. A conference committee was appointed on a bill banning seines in ponds. The house reconsidered engrossing a fortnightly payroll bill for manufacturers, amending it to six days. Various reports and bills were discussed, including taxation, elections, water supply, railroads, and aldermen elections in Springfield and Cambridge, with sessions continuing in the afternoon.
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Suburban matters report weekly shipments and local notices
Lynn shipped 5760 cases of shoes for the week ending Friday. Catherine Murphy was fined 50 dollars and costs in Maiden court for liquor law violation. Vandals in Wollaston damaged flower beds and uprooted over 100 young trees. An adjourned Swampscott town meeting will discuss the fire alarm question this evening. Dr. John Doherty Jr of Salem was assaulted and robbed of 45 dollars on Boston street. knife wound to knee. Waltham selectmen announce a May 12 town meeting to hear report on purchasing land from the Boston Manufacturing company. Cambridge Civil Service Reform Association elected officers: John C. Dodge president. vice presidents Charles Theodore Russell, Charles W. Eliot, Chauncey Smith, Asa P. Moree. treasurer George G. Wright. secretaries Merrill Wyman Jr. and W. W. Vaughn. Newton school board approves buying 20,000 feet of land near Shaw street for a four room building at up to 15,000, and 16,000 feet at Lyman and Centre streets for another four room building at up to 17,000.
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Swampscott
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Prize Geat Fullerton Weight Guess at Barnaby & Co
Private exhibition at J B Barnaby & Co Washington street window features the gelding Judge Fullerton to be awarded to the nearest weight guess on July 6. Guests admire the horse, dine at Perkins on Tremont, and study a unique menu. He has a storied turf career with 32 firsts and $102000 in purses over eight seasons.
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Patriots seek Gally health bulletins for Reagan seat
Patriots in Texas chase Judge Reagan health updates to prepare for possible emergency moves to secure his congressional seat. The judge hails from a long lived family, his father died aged over 70, and his uncle remains near that age. Massachusetts Democrats avoid instructing the Chicago delegation to vote for Gen. Butler on every ballot.
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Mginzel
McCormick
Oe B
Gillen
Cetessusnes
Divceceeess
Thien
Geer
Hoover
Yassed
Clement
Crawford
Clevelands
Burns
Hines
Broody
NOW -Yolks
Chicagos
Papa Ve Sane
Springhelds
Philadelphias
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Detroits
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Hubbard
Yale
Altoona
St. Boris
Atloodrs
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Chicago Unions
Pittsburg
Athletics
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Washingtons
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Toledo
Union
Altoonas
Lucas
Nationals
Navona
Cice
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New Yorks
Union Association
Cincinnatis
Worcesters
Salems
Lynns
James Keenan
Beacon Park
Country Club
Clyde Park
Danvers
Boston Commercial Nine
John L. Whiting & Son
Portland Argus
GRIGG
Scos
Ecechoi
Notason
Uncle Sammy
Legislature
Bill
Loring
John M. Butler
Committee On Printing
Moody Merrill
Nantasket Beach Railroad
Boston and Hingham Steamboat Company
Committee On Taxation
Lamson Cash Railway Company
Supreme Judicial
Supreme Courts
Lowell
Common Council
City of
Dukes County
Lagoon Pond Bridge
Pillsbury
Homeopathic Hospital
Lyman School
Onslow Gilmore
Committee On Public Charitable Institutions
Westborough Reform School
Westborough
Lyman
Westborough School
Messrs. Paine
Wolcott
Harvey
Essex County
Deer Island
Cross
Smith
Everett
Merrimack River
Committee On the Judiciary
Rogers Amero
Nova Scotia
Messrs. Baker
Beverly
Kingsley
Bowker
Kendrick
Tyrene
Hampden County
Watertown Water Supply Company
South Church
Dedham
Milk
Washington St
Oston Post
Boston Weekly Post
Daily Post
POST
R. P. Moore
Treasu
Lynn Reform Club
Tremont Hall
S. F. Crossman
Lynn Light Infantry
Armory
West Lyon Boat Club
Echo Grove
West Lynn
Grand Army
Central Congregational Church
South Street Methodist
St. Paul's
Jockey Club Sherry
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A.B. Mendigs
A. B. Kendig
Europe
Italy
France
Cunard
Liverpool
Tilden
Cleveland
Bangor Commercial
St. Paul
Tribune
Minneapolis
Smith M. Weed
Weed
Sammy
Eagle
Flower
Brooklyn Eagle
Tammany Hall General Committee
Twenty-Fourth Assembly
Morrisania
the Sun
McCafferty
Puatnam
Uxbridge
Robinson
Adin Thayer
Portland Advertiser
Court of Last Appeal
Assembly
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