Larceny suspects held. Vermont arrests and Colorado mine deaths
Sheriff Jones holds Horace Wills of East Bethel and John Rogers of Pittsfield with son Charles after larceny charges. Victims in South Royalton Tunbridge et al report grain robes whips chains poultry stolen over a year. Two Searsport brothers Horace and Josiah Matthews die in a snowslide at Homestake Colorado, leaving mother and sister. Concord assessors seek mandamus to force George Dennett to file ward property appraisal, dispute over ward vs former residence delaying tax rate.
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D. C. Jones
Horace
Wills
East Bethel
Charles
John Rogers
Pittsfield
Woodstock
South Royalton
Tunbridge
Ethel
Randolph
Willses
Rogers
Homestake
Colorado
Searsport
Josiah Matthews
South Framingham
Board of Asssessors
Concord
N. H
G. A. Bingham
Supreme Court
Geo. L. Dennett
Democratic appointments and salaries across federal posts
The piece notes Wm W Hurnewell as Exeter postmaster, Berthold Greembaum named consul to Apia with 3000 yearly, and a Boston pension agent post at 4000. It mentions paine denying resignation, Cleveland moving appointments, and various reactions from papers on administration choices including Morgan to Melbourne and O Neil as Superintendent of Engraving.
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Exeter
N. H
Wm. W. Hurnewell
Berthold Greembaum
San Francisco
Apia
Boston
Gooch
Springfield
Paine
Johnny McLean
Europe
Cleveland
Baltimore American
Merrick
Philadelphia
Watterson
Pillsbury
Charleston
S. C
Connor
United States
Maine
Augusta
Morgan
Melbourne
Semmes
Blaine
O’ Neil
Hoboken
National Bureau of Engraving and Printing
O’neil
Cardinal McCloskey
Washington
Charleston News and Courier
Runaway Boys Found in Yonkers. Polish Woman Killed Saving Boy
George Wheeler and Frank Bosquet aged 13 and 12 ran away from Palmer and were found in Yonkers New York returning home with Mr Wheeler. Mrs Gertrude Walls a 53 year old Polish woman was killed at Centre-avenue crossing Chisago while saving a boy on the track. The Virginia Democratic state committee called a July 29 convention to nominate a governor and officers and the Republican convention for July 15. John Polack a striker at Lemont Illinois who died from a bayonet wound. Despair over strike news and a Newark dispatch report ex Secretary Freylinghuysen dying of inanition. A divorce decree granted in Maryland. Mrs Meiere daughter of Commodore Buchanan. Consul J Ernest Meiere. Mrs Eien V Libby Chicago died from carbolic acid. Denver Rio Grande strike status unchanged. Arrests at Chicago for murder of Filippo Caruso. Sicilian suspects identified.
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George Wheeler
Frank Bosquet
Palmer
Yonkers
N. Y
Wheeler
Gertrude Wallss
Centre-avenue Crossing
Chisago
Virginia Democratic State Committee
John Polack
Lemont, Ill
Newark
N. J
Freylinghuysen
Mary Lloyd Meiere
J. Ernest Meiere
Queen Anne County
Libby
Denver and
Rio Grande
Augustine Comanto
Antonio Camirito
John Azzeo
Sylvestine
Bove Ignazio
Chicago
Filippo Caruso
Pittsburg
John L Sullivan Combination Performs in Dover
About a thousand spectators gathered in the city hall at Dover to watch the John L. Sullivan combination. Dr. Bush served as master of ceremonies. Main events featured three round soft shoe contests with Denny Cannon Dover against Rank Mulley Portsmouth, John Williams Boston versus John Havlin Boston, Patsy Sheppard Boston against Prof. John Connoly Boston, and the finale pitting John L. Sullivan against Lewis Brown of Boston.
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Doover
N. H
John L. Sullivan
City Hall
Dr. Bush
Denny Cannon
Dover
Rank Mulley
Portsmouth
John Williams
Boston
John Havlin
Patsy Sheppard
John Connoly
Lewis Brown
Russia and Britain tangled over Afghan war fears
New York May 8 report notes Russia refuses treaty to halt advance on Herat and signals possible moves in Afghanistan. Despatches from Calcutta and Paris warn of dynastic and imperial maneuvering, while Britain presses for clarity on Afghan policy and funds. Reports of arbitration talks, troop readiness, and possible partition plans surface amid press commentary and official messages.
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the Evening Post
London
Russia
Herat
Galcutta
The
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Afghanistan
Paris
Penjdeh
Germany
England
House of Commons
Stafford Northcote
Republique Francaise
Ameer
Republique
Moscow
Novoe Vremya
Novosti
St. Petersburg
Peter Lumsden
Baron de Staal
Earl Granville
M. de Giers
Stafford Northcotes
Trans-Caspian
Syett
Kashgar
Chinese Turkestan
China
Daily News
Bombay
Earl Dufferin
Col. Stewart
British Boundary Commission
British Columbia Fears War as Russian Fleet Looms
Portland report from May eight describes Victoria and New Westminster in alarm over an Anglo Russian war. Citizens drill nightly, two cannon mounted, valuables moved to Port Townsend or Seattle, and fear of a Russian assault with Victoria’s exposed harbor. Only Esquimalt’s single ship stands ready to defend.
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Portland
Ore
British Columbia
Victoria
Port Townsend
Seattle
Washington Territory
Esquimalt
China
New Westminster
United States
Tornado devastates Newmarket Ala church and town stores
A fierce tornado swept Newmarket Alabama damaging a church and Masonic temple, blowing a large store from its foundation and scattering goods for miles. Homes unroofed, trees uprooted, and fences blown down marked its narrow but destructive path. Other reports recount severe storms near Mt Scott Indian Territory with widespread destruction and possible deaths, plus Rio Grande floods inundating La Redo New Mexico and threatening a railroad bridge.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Newmarket
Ala
Indian Territory
Little Rock
Ark
Mt. Scott
Rio Grande
Laredo
N. M
Six Vessels Missing and Over 100 Lives Supposed to Be Lost
New York May 8 Six vessels reported missing include two steamers three barks and a schooner. Four are British one Norwegian and one Spanish. Crews exceed 100 men and are believed lost. The Apollo sailed Jan 10 from Cienfuegos to Cadiz and is overdue by two days. The bark David G Worth left Wilmington Jan 6 for Liverpool and is feared lost after 11 days. The steamship Hamber left New York Feb 15 for London and is overdue. The bark Nordenskiold left Bremen Dec 25 for New Orleans and is thought to have foundered. The bark Northern Chief left New York Jan 17 for Antwerp with cargo of 01 and is unreported after 107 days. The schooner Ottawa from Lunenburg Feb 3 for Jamaica has not been heard of. Also overdue are the steamships Effective from Trieste Apr 1, Galforst from Trieste Apr 2, Viola from Shields Apr 25, Holland from London Apr 23, and Helvetia from Liverpool Apr 23.
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Apollo
Steal
Cienfuegos
Cadiz
David G. Worth
Williams
Wilmington
N. C
Liverpool
New Orleans
Northern Chief
Antwerp
Ottawa
Lunenberz
Jamaica
Trieste
Galforst
Vincent
Viola
Shields
Holland
London
Helvetia
Burglary Targets Indiana Congressman’s Wife in Home Invasion
Mrs. W. D. Bynum, wife of Congressman Bynum, awoke to a burglar at her Indianapolis home. He demanded money, coerced her to search for it, assaulted her after finding only five dollars, and fled as a posse searched the area. She sought shelter at a neighbor's house.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
W. D. Bynum
Bynum
One of the Men Who Made Up the Verdict in the Short Case
Harvey M. Munsell an insurance broker and juror in the Short trial for the attempted assassination of Phelan was arrested on misdemeanor perjury and contempt charges. District Attorney Martine says Munsell conferred with Short before the trial and visited O Donovan Rossa’s office during a court recess. Bail set at 5000. indictment planned Monday. Detectives from both sides watched jurors from empanelment. Witnesses include the warden keeper of the tombs a prisoner and two tenants in Rossa’s building.
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Harvey M. Munsell
Short
Phelan
Martine
Munsell
O’ Donovan Rossa
Pat Joyce
Pinkerton
Rossa
Bloody War Looms in Northwest Indian Uprising
Winnipeg dispatch reports Indian Agent Rae arriving with 25 troops and foreseeing unavoidable, bloody war as tribes rally. He warns Indians are armed and trained, capable of fighting both bows and rifles, with Big Bear and Poundmaker forming strong alliances. Four scouts engaged Poundmaker forces. Baptiste Lafontaine wounded and left behind.
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Winnipeg
Man
Rae
Battleford
Otter
Swift Current
Poundmaker
Big Bear
McLean
N.W.T
Poundmakers
Ross
Baptiste Lafontaine
Notorious swindler pleads guilty in grand larceny case
Adolph Kleec Kamp alias Kenry R. Lawrence was arraigned in New York court and pled guilty to stealing English notes worth 770 from Thomas Quinlan. He received eight and a half years at Sing Sing. Workmen dig in Brooklyn factory ruins. Judd missing worker Patil found safe. Kate McKeon reported missing. Bible Society approves 41,703 for missions in Persia and other regions. Superior Court affirms commissioners on Broadway surface railroad south of Fourteenth Street.
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Adolph Kleec Kamp
Kenry R. Lawrence
Thomas Quinlan
Sing Sing
Brooklyn
Ptail
H. L. Judd
Kate McKeon
Miss Hass
Kate
Judd
American Bible Society
Persia
China
Russia
France
South America
Superior Court
Broadway
Fourteenth Street
Illinois Republicans Face Possible Overreach in District 34
SPRINGFIELD May 8 Senator Merritt visited three towns in the thirty-fourth district to probe fraud charges. He reports in Pennsylvania township polls opened late and a 70 vote majority for Republicans, 25 illegal votes in Athens, and questions over the ticket name reading For representative of the general assembly W. A. Weaver. A pall was held this afternoon on contesting Weaver’s seat.
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Merritt
Thirty-Fourth Legislative
Pennsylvania Township
Athens
The
General Assembly
W. A. Weaver
Weaver
Queen Victoria’s Ball of Death and Notable Notices
Queen Victoria is said to own a silver ball believed to have killed Admiral Nelson. Hon Phillip J Gleed of Morrisville Vermont plans to wed Mrs Laura J Fleetwood of St Johnsbury on May 14. World mentions a London tax list and social gossip about John Stetson and actress Fortescue.
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Queen Victoria
Admiral Nelson
Phillip J. Gleed
Morrisville
Laura J. Fleetwood
St. Johnsbury
Liam Penland
Morrow County
Cal
Kev. Phillips Brooks
Eliot
Francis A. Walker
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Europe
England
Giles Loder
Richard Thornton
Baron Lionel Rothschild
Ex Boss of Maine in Washington push for Morton postmaster
Special Despatch from Washington notes Ex Governor Plaisted and E C Allen to urge Charles B Morton for Augusta postmaster. Morton allies claim Blaine’s men oppose him over the Madigan circular, while Morton exposed Blaine as author. Other items include possible Portland collector, Houston postmaster, and Lathrop named Russia minister.
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Plaisted
E. C. Allen
Augusta
Charles B. Morton
Kennebec Journal
Morton
Blaine
Secretary of the Treasury
Bion Bradbury
Portland
Nathan Cleaves
Mr. Bradbury
Bradbury
A. B. Page
Houston
Geo. V.N. Lathrop
Detroit
Mich
Russia
Michigan
Evarts
Yale
United States
Roach
Dolphin
Long Island Sound
Chandler
Crop Prospects Reported to Agriculture Department May Update
May 8 report details spring plowing progress and cotton planting, with four-fifths of planned cotton now in the ground. Germination slower on dry areas, rains in Texas delayed planting, and eastern states lag in plowing. Winter wheat damage noted in central regions, with mixed regional conditions and an overall wheat average around 70. Rye and barley hold better, hay and pastures near average.
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New York
Ohio
Michigan
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Central Belt
Ohio Valley
Missouri
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Indiana
Illinois
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Presidents appoint Lathrop to Russia and Thompson to Hayti
Washington May 8 The president appointed George V N Lathrop of Michigan envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Russia and Boyd Winchester of Kentucky minister resident and consul general to Switzerland John E W Thompson of New York minister resident and consul general to Haiti Lathrop 60 a Detroit lawyer Thompson a Yale trained physician is a young colored Democrat Winchester declined Nice salary and the White House reception included Confederate Veterans from Richmond Virginia
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George V. N. Lathrop
Michigan
Russia
Boyd Winchester
Kentucky
Switzerland
John E. W.thompson
New York
Hayti
Lathrop
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Albany
Congress
John E. W. Thompson
New York City
Thompson
Yale College
Yale
Paris
Nice
Robert E. Lee
Confederate Veterans of
Richmond
White House
G.O. D. Wise
Virginia
Wise
Chicago Lumber District Fire Devours 45 Million Feet
A daytime blaze in Chicago's pine lumber yards along the river consumed about 870 by 2300 feet, destroying 45,000,000 feet of lumber valued at 700,000 with insurers covering multiple firms. Firefighters fought through the afternoon aided by rain, preventing spread to homes, as 400 by 2000 foot area burned and several steamers escaped damage. The loss totaled near 20 million in a later report, prompting widespread alarm.
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Chicaco
Great Pine Lumber Yard
Chicago
Chicago Lumber Company
Bigelow Bros
Adams, Hastings & Co
J. W
Property Rights Limited Against Corporations in Rail Case
In New York the supreme court unanimously reversed a $15,000 damages verdict in Story versus New York Elevated Railroad Company. The court held no property rights were taken beyond 80 feet of light and air from the street, noting prior cases allowed smoke steam gas and odors to be considered and warning that other courts adopting the broader theory may overturn many pending judgments.
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New York
Supreme Court
Story
New York Elevated Railroad Company
Psi Upsilon Fraternity Secrecy Marked Hartford Session
Hartford May 8 Psi Upsilon held secretive sessions on governing affairs. A banquet at the Allyn House drew 200 members with Hon H C Robinson presiding as toastmaster. Speakers included Gen Joseph P Lawley Rev G W Douglas A P Jacobs Henry Ferguson and others.
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Hartford
Conn
Psi Upsilon Fraternity
Allyn House
H. C. Robinson
Joseph P. Lawley
Executive Council
B. H. Bayis
G. W. Douglas
Psi Ups
C. F. Johnson
Psi Upsilon
A. P. Jacobs
Si Upsilon
Charles Dudley Warner
Hien
J. H. Sprague
J. R. Buck
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Henry Ferguson
H. ©. Johnson
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Beatrice Figgins Arrested for Check Forging in Newburyport
Beatrice Ag nes Figgins aged 18 was arrested at Rowley by City Marshal De Rochement for forging several checks on Merchants' National Bank of Newburyport using the name of Principal Perkins of Dummer Academy. She stole blank checks while employed as a domestic.
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Newburyport
Mass
Beatrice Agnes Figgins
Rowley
de Rochement
Merchants’ National Bank
Perkins
Dummer Academy
Plight in Plymouth Deepens As Relief Efforts Mobilize
Wilkes Barre reports indicate little improvement with four funerals this afternoon and four deaths since last night. Nearly 100 families are in needy circumstances as relief committees intensify aid to the destitute.
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Wilkesbarre
Plymouth
Relief Committee
Heat shuts down mobile drill as guards faint
During a prize military drill in Mobile Alabama on May 8 many participants fainted due to the heat. The Chickasaw Guards of Memphis including their captain collapsed early and their portion of the program was not completed.
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Mobile
Ala
Chickasaw Guards
Memphis
Gov Robinson Explains Militia Coat Contract Rejection
Governor's office releases a statement clarifying why Isaac Fenno & Co of Boston won the 2100 overcoat contract for 1042 dollars over Wanamaker & Brown and others. Experts examined samples. quality and timely delivery to June encampment guided the decision. ties and market costs discussed. no bids outside the state were advertised.
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Quartermaster General
Isaac Fenno & Co
Boston
Leopold Morse & Co
Messrs
Messrs. Wanamaker & Brown
Philadelphia
Wanamaker & Brown
Middlesex Company
Commonwealth
United States Courts Move to Postoffice Building
The United States courts begin moving from the old house to the Postoffice extension. Departments will occupy the entire floor with rooms mapped from Devyonshire and Milk streets to Water Street and Postoffice square. Attic models and patent records will be removed first, with 39 loads noted and a Tuesday deadline for book entry and Tuesday onward for furniture removal.
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United States Courts
Postoffice
United States Court House
Postoffice Building
Devyonshire Street
Milk Street
United States District Attorney’s Office
Devonshire
Water Streets
Water Street
New England
Adams will case hears ten witnesses and eight depositions
OSSIPEE N H May 8 Ten witnesses and eight depositions were heard today in the Adams will case. Clergyman William Wood who knew the testator about the time the will was made said Adams had advanced views on religion. Probate judge David Hill trader Edwin M Heard and inventor Samuel B Wiggin examined Adams library of 1300 volumes. Henry H Huse speaker of the house in 1879 and J T S Libby publisher of the Inquirer Dover member of the legislature with Adams all deemed Adams sane. Eight depositions to the same effect were read from Boston parties acquainted with Adams.
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N. H
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Willian Wood
David Hill
Carroll County
Edwin M. Heard
Samuel B. Wiggin
Henry H. Huse
House of Representatives
J. T
Libby
the Inquirer
Dover
Boston
Bartholdi Pedestal Testimonial Concerts At Globe Theatre
Entertainment at the Globe theatre Friday afternoon boosted the Bartholdi pedestal fund with a mixed program from Frank Mayo's company Sol Smith Russell and Lizzie May Ulmer to the end. The capacity crowd was not matched by vacant chairs as performers delighted the audience. A Tremont Temple benefit for Nat M Brigham followed with the Lotus Glee club and many soloists and choirs. Music hall concerts at a separate event drew praise for variety and execution despite bad weather. The overall program raised funds and pleased attendees.
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Boston
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Nordeck
Sol Smith Russell
Joseph L. White
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Pad
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Mme. Boniface
Edith Abell
Joseph Jefferson
Thomas A. Daly
Harry Bloodgood
A. J. Leavett
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Thomas Daly
Nat. M. Brigham
Tremont Temple
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Leland T. Powers
David Garrick
Louise N. Baldwin
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Nuendorfl
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Sylvia
Rich
Charles J. Rich
Howard Atheneum
Oliver Byron
Byron
Sijou Theatre
Pacific Coast
St. John Sullivan
Bijou
Unknown woman jumps from wharf near smallpox hospital
Early Thursday forenoon a woman leapt from the Swett street wharf by the smallpox hospital and was rescued by C. A. Clark who did not obtain her name. In other reports William Young alias John Greely was arrested for larceny of a horse buggy and harness valued at $500 stolen in Providence on May 6. Martha Cameron, domestic at No. 12 Worcester square, charged with larceny of $12 cash and $72 in apparel. Patrick Connelly, 14, of South Boston, charged with larceny of a watch and chain valued at $20. Authorities dispute a reported mugging on Oxford place and question the victim's account.
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Swett Street
C. A. Clark
William Young
John Greely
Fifth Division
Samuel Gray
Providence
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Martha Cameron
Worcester Square
Patrick Connelly
Gold Street
South
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Frank E. Leach
Oxford Place
Norfolk Democrats Meet for Club Formation at State Headquarters
Democrats of Norfolk county planning a Democratic club meeting at state headquarters at 11 this forenoon to finalize arrangements with a 2 o'clock dinner. The Barnstable county Democratic club holds its first dinner in Hyannis on Saturday May 23 at noon with State Committeeman Mc Loughlin presiding and Cape Democrats expected to attend.
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Gladstone to move dowry for Princess Beatrice
May 8 report from Loxpon states Mr. Gladstone will move a dowry to Princess Beatrice of 6000 pounds annually on Thursday. The radical faction may seek a division on the motion. In Constantinople an avalanche from the Lake Van region mountains killed 68 caravan members.
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Contributions to the Soldiers' Home Fund Reach Several Towns
Additions to the Soldiers Home Fund include East Templeton 226 80 Ashland 28 33 Concord post 180 167 85 Weymouth 115 67 Lexington 27 total 248 63 Ashby by G S Shaw 1 Lowell post 120 50 Reading by the veteran association 45.
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Lowell
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Rebecca Cassidy Dies in Dartmouth Aged 115
Halifax reports Rebecca Cassidy a former enslaved person from the southern states died in Dartmouth at 115. She had been active until a week ago and could visit neighbors.
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Halifax
N. S
Rebecca Cassidy
Dartmouth
Weller Family Estate Suit Surprises Buffalo
In Buffalo on May 8, Peter Weller and his wife filed suit against sons Adam and Louis Weller claiming they defrauded the parents of an estate valued at 175000 dollars. The parents say the sons presented documents they signed unknowingly, surrendering all rights to the estate. The Weller family is prominent in the city.
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Buffalo
N. Y
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Adam
Louis Weller
Weller
Angostura Bitters Claim Authentic South American Origin
The Angostura Bitters are asserted to be the only genuine imported bitters from South America, manufactured solely by Dr. I. G. B. Siegert and Sons. The notice warns that other bitters with similar names or claimed imports are false representations and should be avoided by customers.
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South America
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Which Way to Trust in Curtis Davis Co Soap
A discussion on soap quality notes Curtis Davis & Co. leading brands Welcome and Unequalled Extra praised by imitators. The piece warns buyers to seek the original Curtis Davis label on bars or wrappers to avoid deception and support legitimate production.
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Suffolk County Court House Loan Authorized by Boston Bill
Senate reports a bill allowing Boston to acquire land and construct a Suffolk county court house with land taking under mayoral approval, bonds up to 50 years, damages assessed like ways laying. Committees consider bills on birds, taxes, trespass, and medical examiners with amendments. Senate adjourns without vote.
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Marden
Massachusetts Reformatory
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Charter Bill Moved to Monday Amid House Reports
In a packed session the House engrossed bills and heard reports from Finance Judiciary Probate and Chancery Railroads and other committees. Notable actions include $15,400 for Lyma n school for boys, various probate and tax measures, and several bills advanced or postponed with an afternoon session confirming state gas and liquor license counts.
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Longwood Har vard opening marks season with games and contests
The cricket season opens at Longwood grounds with Longwood versus Harvard clubs at 10 A M. Plans include a glove contest for scientific points between George Fryer and Jake Kilrain on May 1. Arthur Chambers and Patsy Shepard to par three rounds. Catholic Total Abstinence society picnic set for June 17 with races and prizes. Cambridge runner James Grant seeks a 20 mile challenge vs Noremac of Newark for up to $259 or $500 stakes. Forfeit money to be posted this week.
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Poston
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Cambridge
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PO. A. E. Aeraif
Richards
I Gore
Chercess
Kelly
White
Anson
Brouthers
Pfeffer
McCauleye
Williamson
Dickerson
Byrne
Ors
Markson
Crowley
Sutcliffe
Obi Galvin
Chicacagne
Richardson
Rowe
Southers
Galvin
Dalrymple
Burns
Clarkson
McCanley
Pote
Gaffney
St. Louis
Detroits
Petroits
PO. A. E R
Wood
Dunlap
Hanson
Shaffer
Rinjo
Sweeney
Phillips
Lewis
Scott
Glasscock
Guest
Bennett
Bails
Baker
Getzein
Boyle
Cushman
Chicalos
New Yorks
Csceceses
Louisville
Baltimores
Louisvilles
Washington—Nationals
Norfolks
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Brooklyns
Pittsburgh
Metropolitans
South Abington —Samosets
Abingtons
Athletics
Keokuk
Haverhills
Bps
Princetons
New Maven
Astern New England
Brocktons
Lawrences
Brooklines
Newton
Haglish High
Waltham
Newtons
Chauncy Hall
Joe Hlornung
Shaw
Crane
Biddeford
Tim Keefe
New York Club
New York Sun
Melrose Base
Edward KE. Bowen
Alfred A. Kirmes
Ralph H. Westcott
Fred H. Burien
Charles W. Radliff
James W. Crosby
Edward E. Babb
L. H. Myrick
W. J. McCouprey
Bert Bowden
Stedman
Kert
Charles Bennett
Wakefield Club
Bay State
Sporting Miscellany
Alda
Mr. Wilkinson
Gracie
J. Donovan
Albertina
Fearless
F. G. Cooley
John Farrell
J. J. Bligh
South Boston Yacht Club
Monarch
Country Club
Clyds Park
Brookline
Longwood Grounds
Longwood Avenues
Longwood
Harvard
Harvare College
Brighton
McDermott
Onslaughter House
South Boston
Denny Kelleher
Quincy
Joe Lenner
Will Spar
Tin
Lutte
Avery Street
Washington Street
al, Washington St
N'S
EK. Simmons
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