Licenses, conventions, crimes and obits from New England
Lincoln Rhode Island grants 23 liquor licenses while Fall River issues dozens more. Universalists plan Rhode Island state convention in Pawtucket June 3 and 4. A 15 year old boy from Maine is missing. several court actions in Worcester and Sagadahoc counties, including manslaughter charge for Edward Goodrich. In New Hampshire Currier inauguration cost tallies, and Maine sees whale shooting grow into an industry. Multiple local deaths, accidents, and legal notices follow, with various arrests in Connecticut and Massachusetts.
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Fall River
The
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Pawtucket
Frank Chase
Alvin Chase
Pishon’s Ferry
Primo Magic
Tom Thumb
Middleboro
Edward Goodrich
Lunenburg
Worcester County
Concord Daily Patriot
Currier
New Hampshire
Ferguson Haines
Biddeford
Convent of the Sacred Heart
New Haven
Connecticut
Boston and
Maine
Amesbury
Mass
Norwich
Conn
Portland
O. W. Davis, Jr
Katahdin Iron Works
Gen. Beals
James F. Hodgdon
Bath
Esther Hodgdon
Sagadahoc
Warren
N. H
Warren Pomeroy
Moosilank Lodge
Wentworth
Thomas Larkin
Jane Wilde
King Phillip Mills
Benjamin T. Whitehouse
Dover
Metka
Ward 4
Salvation Army
Capt. Thompson
Haverhill
Supreme Court
Providence
Thomas J. Sill
Eliza J. Douglas
J. E. Sargent
John H. Pearson
Joseph B. Walker
Woodbridge Odlin
John Abbott
Lewis Downing, Jr
Concord
Mason W. Tappan
Bradford
Joseph Ridley
Hartford
Constable Pease
Lee
Ridley
R. H. Smith & Co
Springfield
Massachusetts
Smith & C
Pease
McCafferty
Boston Municipal Court
St.John’s Catholic Church
Worcester
Quotes on Governors and political opinions across papers
A compilation of editorials and comments from the Lowell Sun Baltimore American and Woburn Journal discusses Massachusetts gubernatorial candidacy prospects involving Coli and Jonas H French, praise for Senator Frye and Pillsbury, and reactions to New Missouri and Iowa political sentiments. It notes West of Missouri’s ambassadorial appointment and broad national views on administration policies and prohibition.
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Massachusetts
Coli
Jonas H. French
Gloucester
Lowell Sun
Frye
Lewiston Journal
Pillsbury
Ben, Butler
Russia
Jion
Baltimore
George P. Bartlett
Woburn Journal
Young
West
Missouri
United States
Bayard
State Department
Iowa
Murphy
Princeton Review revival linked to college name
Slosson's billiard tournament payout in New York totals 1464 7s. The Johnson family returns to Enfield New Hampshire for the summer. Rumor says Princeton may revive The Princeton Review and align it with the college. Capt. Charles Baker of Belfast Maine injured in wagon accident, narrowly avoiding a broken neck. General Grant receives 113 33 monthly from the Army Retired List, one twelfth of his annual salary. Jean Ingelow publishes a London Lyrics volume at age 55, noted for enduring power. Mr Swinburne plans a Marine Faliero poem, with Venetian life insights from unpublished records. Heirs of Jeremiah Millbank demolish Tweed mansion at Greenwich, Connecticut, to rebuild on Pat's Hill at $1,000,000 cost.
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Slosson
New York
Col. Johnson
Quincy House
Enfield
N. H
McCosh
Princeton Review
Princeton College
Charles Baker
Belfast
Gen. Grant
William M. Tweed
Greenwich
Conn
Administration appoints diplomats and officials across nations
The president announced new posts including William A. Seay as minister resident to Bolivia and Ephraim B. Ewing as consul general at Mexico City, H Clay Armstrong at Rio de Janeiro, plus consuls in Sherbrooke St Gall Charlotte town and St John among others. Also named were Indian school superintendent John S Oberly and several revenue and legal appointments. details note backgrounds of several appointees.
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Missouri
City of Mexico
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Can
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Tennessee
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House of Representatives
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New York
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Edward S. Holden
Wisconsin
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National Bank Redemption Agency
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Brutal Boston Defeat in Philadelphia Saturday Notes
Bad defeat for the Bostons as Philadelphia piled up 20 hits and 16 runs while Boston errors and loose play doomed the visitors. Sutton stood out for Boston with strong batting and defense, while Mulvey and Bastian hit homers for Philadelphia. Other results from New York, New Haven, Portland, Cambridge, and more followed, with league and intercollegiate notes and baseball gossip.
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General Grand Sleeps Seven Hours After Staff Consultation
New York report states General Grand slept seven hours Saturday night as four doctors of his staff met in consultation this afternoon to assess his condition. TheMedical update notes no change in his status and that he remains under careful observation at the hospital.
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Arbitration Fiasco Shadowing Gladstone’s Britain
London reports Earl Granville signed a scope for arbitration that abandons meaningful settlement with Russia. The article portrays ministers, inclining to a censure vote, as weakened by retreat from Herat and questions of guarantees. A St. Petersburg despatch notes Russia avoids Herat references in talks with Berland, while timing of a censure motion looms.
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Catholic University Chosen for Washington Location
The Council of Catholic Prelates decided to locate the new Catholic university in Washington, D.C., praising the city’s national museum and congressional library. Rev. Dr. Chapelle urged a $50,000 endowment, and Fisher Chapelle has bought a 65 acre Middleton estate site near the city and soldiers’ home with a capital water spring, price not disclosed.
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Baltimore
Catholic University
Wellington
National Museum
Congressional Library
Chapelle
Middleton
Capitol
Multiple Disparate Incidents Reported In Brief
News in brief covers wage cuts at New Bedford Iron Foundry, a Harrisburg nail works strike, drownings from a Monongahela River skiff capsize, a Norristown asylum murder arrest, the Taylor Kentucky Crittenden trial verdict, an Anchorage murder case, Newfound land orange green clash, a Milwaukee boy swallowing a trade dollar, a Tusumbia lynching, Chicago university sale, a Philadelphia river incident, a Chicago schoolyard shooting attempt, a St. Louis gas company investment sale, Maxwell extradition handwriting test, a Buffalo woman winning a cable car injury suit, a Baltimore marriage nullity suit, and a Finney family marital dispute.
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August Rose
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Alexander Steele
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Theodore Castor
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Jordan
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Ala
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Delaware River
Philadelphia
Lesterbergwenstock
Camden
N. J
Eddy Bernardy
Chicago
Tressie Sessiand
Bernardy
Tressie
St. Louis Gaslight Company
Southern
St. Louis
W. H. Lennox-Maxwell
P. Arthur Preller
Maxwell
Jennie Vandeventer
Buffalo
N. Y
United States District Court
Saanage City Railway Company
George S. Todd
Baltimore
Susan C. Todd
Susan Finney
Desperate Battle Near Batouche Sparks Indian War Fears
Reports from Batouche describe a fierce battle between Middleton forces and Riel's insurgents with artillery exchanges and heavy casualties likely. A frontal and flank assault is anticipated after fortifications fall, as rebels with Gatling guns resist and a steamer evacuation remains uncertain. Local officials warn of a broader uprising if Middleton fails, with expert urging decisive action and massed fire to end the threat.
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Minn
Gen
Crooke
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Democrats Pass On Contest Of Weaver Seat In Illinois
CHICAGO May 10 Democrats will not contest Weaver's election to the lower house. Morrison says no grounds for contest though he suspects fraudulent methods in the thirty fourth district. He notes poll delays and later flooding by Republicans, but says Democrats loss is about 75 votes, too small a margin to alter Weaver's over 300 majority.
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Weaver
Morrison
Pennsylvania
Callum
Logan
Griesby
Springfield
Farwell
Daily News
Leeper
J. Henry Shaw
Ice blocks Gulf route delaying Quebec steamers
In Quebec on May 10, about two dozen steamers are due, with one to three ships from lines behind schedule. Heavy ice in the Gulf has blocked the usual transit, a rare occurrence in the port’s history. The Helvetia and several others are expected to be delayed by the ice.
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Mayor Grace Names City Officials and Appointments
New York on May 10 reports Mayor Grace appointed William M. Ivins as city chamberlain, Michael Coleman as tax commissioner, and Henry D. Parroy as fire commissioner with long and short term designations for party affiliation noted as county democrat.
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William M. Ivins
Michael Coleman
Henry D. Parroy
Mob Riot After Swindle Claim At London Club
London reports a disturbance near Tottenham Court Road after ejected men claimed swindling and assault at a European club. Police searched for gamblers, looting occurred, six members detained for hindering officers, and fifty were arrested with most freed after treatment.
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London
Tottenham Court Road
Mystery solved confession clears long unsolved Bridgeport murder
The deathbed confession of Baldwin Jansen, a Danish sailor, reveals the 1873 Bridgeport murder of Capt. J. M. Colvocoreses. Jansen claims he robbed the captain after tailing him from Mayne’s drug store, used a pistol when the sword cane failed, dropped the bonds overboard, and hid the ring for future heirs. The case had sparked insurance disputes and decades of mystery until now.
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Baldwin Jansen
Honolulu
Connecticut
J. M. Colvocoreses
Litchfield
Bridgeport
Donaldson
Jansen
G. M. Colvocoreses
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Bailey
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Taylor
Alexander
Stanley House
Jack
Yale Medical School
Capt
V. M. Bridgeport
Portland
Bombay
San Francisco
Explosion at Stanton air shaft in Wilkesbarre coal mines
A loud blast in the Stanton air shaft of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal company caused widespread alarm, mistaken for an earthquake. No workers were present. gas buildup ignited in the boiler house. The mine, highly gaseous, could have caused heavy loss of life if active. Fire crews expect hours before entry to assess interior damage.
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Wilkesbarre
Stanton Air
Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Outrage by Two Masked Men at Oswego Farm House
Two masked men entered F. B Thrall’s Oswego home during church absence. A 14 year old daughter was threatened, forcibly silenced, and her hair cut with scissors while her clothing was cut. They claimed revenge for her father but fled without further harm. The motive remains unknown.
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Oswego
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Thrall
Akron Man Charged in 1372 Murder Case
George H. Barber, 35, arrested at Bellevue and brought to Akron to answer a murder charge in the March 28, 1372 killing of Michael McGarry. Discharged at a hearing, Barber disappeared after threats to McGarry’s friends. He resurfaced recently, married at Bellevue, and was linked to the case by McGarry’s supporters. Barber and McGarry reportedly quarreled over a dog when the shooting occurred.
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Akron
George
Barber
Bellevue
Michael McGarry
Harber
MccGarry
McGarry
Government plans economy draw down army and clerks
City of Mexico reports projected economy measures with a large army reduction as the primary saving. Rumor cites cuts to clerical staff in government departments. Newspapers say business slowly improves with expanding orders to the United States and Europe. American houses send salesmen here, taking many orders amid growing U.S. trade ties and visiting tourists.
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United States
Europe
Buried Her Babe Alive in North Carolina
A young colored woman near Milbourne, Raleigh county, gave birth yesterday and buried the infant alive. Neighbors found the shallow grave and the child was saved. The woman claimed another colored woman threatened punishment if she did not dispose of it. The child is alive and thriving.
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Raleigh
N. C
Milbourne
Plague Stichen Plymouth Typhoid Deaths Rise
A Philadelphia committee led by Police Surgeon French and Dr E O Shakespear visited Plymouth to investigate a suspected plague. Post mortems confirm true typhoid fever with five deaths since morning and many others near death as autopsies continue. Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is promoted as nature's portable medicine from woods and fields.
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Wilkesbarre
Philadelphia
French
E. O. Shakespear
Plymouth
Negro Kills Man in Swansea After Drunken Quarrel
In Swansea Massachusetts James Burns 26 a farm laborer is fatally stabbed in a porch fight by Charles Johnson a 22 year old colored man after a night of hard cider. Johnson claims self defense but blood on his razor found later contradicts his story. Johnson to be arraigned tomorrow.
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Mass
Fall River
James Burns
Charles Johnson
Cephas Barrows
Dighton Line
William Barrows
Burns
Johnson
Johnsson
Dexter
District Oficer Leaver
Taunton
Mystery Break In In East Boston Home At 1:30 A M
Lieut Byron F Bragedon of the eighth division returned to his house at 145 Saratoga Street East Boston about 130 A M Sunday and detected smoke. He found a lamp burning in the cellar a broken rear window catch removed and outside a pair of boots indicating a possible break in.
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Byron F. Bragedon
Eighth Division
Saratoga Street
Boston
Mr Haynes Installed at Tremont Temple in Recognition Service
Tremont Temple hosts recognition services for Rev. Emory J. Haynes as pastor of Union Temple Baptist Church. Clergy including Rev. J. M. English and Rev. K. Cressey preach and oversee proceedings with fellow ministers aiding, praising pastoral duties and fusion of old and new preaching styles. The day features addresses, fellowship, and a packed temple audience.
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Emory J. Haynes
Union Temple Baptist Church
J. M. English
EK. K. Cressey
J. W. Olmsted
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J. C. Foster
J. N. Murdock
Chipman
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Coleridge
A. J. Gordon
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C. P. Gifford
Bartholdi
Boston
Brooklyn
Sisters In Christ
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R. R. Meredith
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Trash in Ink and the Youth’s Moral Readings Lecture
Rev. Frank E. Clark spoke at Phillips Congregational in South Boston on Sunday evening about how dirt and trash appear in literature. He cited Puck and New York Ledger to illustrate influences on youth, condemning lowbrow and sensational material while urging public sentiment to resist such content.
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Frank E. Clark
New York Ledger
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Allen Street and Pleasant Street Churches Consolidate in New Bedford
New Bedford Mass May 10 the Allen Street Methodist Episcopal church reopens after consolidation with Pleasant Street church Rev A E Drew pastor of Pleasant Street raises pledges between 400 and 600 dollars Drew serves as pastor for one year and takes on 100 dollars of the debt Also Bark Wave Briggs returned from two years at sea with no oil sent 325 barrels sperm oil to Thomas Knowles & Co Barbadoes voyage crew fled due to captain illness largest catboat Anna Isanel built for John B Smith Marion sailed today.
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Thomas Knowles & Co
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Anna Isanel
John B. Smith
Marion
Judge Gresham rules feather duster patents invalid
In Chicago on May 10 Judge Gresham heard chancery patent suits by the National Feather Duster company against George W. Hibbard’s patent of Sept 15, 1874 for dusters from split feathers. He ruled split feathers and dusters were not new and not patentable, dismissing the bills for want of equity.
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Two Laborers Die In Croton Aqueduct Blast
In Tarrytown two workers named Hurlbert die after a drill strike at the Croton aqueduct works triggers an explosion in an old vertical hole. Two other laborers are injured as unexploded cartridges remain at the bottom of the hole.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
New Croton Aqueduct
Michael
George Hurlbert
Locomotive Firemen Lodge Meeting In Bangor
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen held a Bangor meeting today with 75 representatives from Boston and Portland lodges. Shipmasters and owners convened yesterday and selected delegates for a Boston shipmasters convention next Tuesday. Preliminary moves were also started to form a similar organization locally.
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British steamer Dacia arrives with Havana cable
Key West reports the British steamer Dacia arriving on May 14 after completing the laying of the new Havana cable, marking a milestone in maritime telegraph connectivity.
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Havana
The Good and the Evil of Popular Amusements Sermon
Rev. Minot J. Savage discusses how permanent human loves shape amusements and urges elevating public character to purify popular entertainments. He traces amusements from ancient Greece to modern theatre, notes dangers of gambling and misused dance, and cites Puritan reform as a response to bad times.
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Church of the Unity
New England
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Irving
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David
First day of spring races at Clyde park draws large crowd
The Country club held a sunny opening with five races at Clyde park. Winners included A H Barnes Cowboys in the half mile pony race and James Parker’s Falconer in the hacks dash. Other victors were Peanuts, Touchstone, and Sir Walker in steeplechases. Roller skating six day event begins at Madison Square Garden with 15 starters and 3500 spectators.
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R. G. Tower
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G. H. Warren
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New York
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Claxton
Omelia
Small
Noremac
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Ivy City
Fire in Sudbury Street building injures several
Boston dispatch reports a Sunday fire at 37 Sudbury Street a three story wooden structure owned by the Parker heirs. Damages total 2250 with insurance. Occupants George A. Knight D. Robingon Michael Leonard and Engine No. 6 members sustained minor injuries. Leonard treated at Dooley's hotel. Fire origin in rear second floor.
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Prize drill honors at Institute of Technology cadets
The annual prize drill of the cadets at the Institute of Technology was a creditable affair. Awards: first in company drill to Company B under Capt. D. M. Blair, second to Company C under Capt. H. O. Voor, first individual medal for arms to Sgt. W. T. Keough of Company D, second to Sgt Jr. A. Foque of Company C. A special prize noted.
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Boston Theatre Season Opens With Farce and Opera Star Lineup
The Boston Museum opens with Daly's company in 1A Night Off adapted from Schonthan's Rape of the Bines, featuring Justinian Babbitt and Ada Rehan among a large cast. Music Hall programs show Wagner, Strauss, Weber, and Brahms pieces across Wednesday to Saturday concerts with notable soloists and ensembles. The Giobe Theatre returns with Fantasma for a week, and Mestayer Vaughn promise We, Us & Co. next week. Park Theatre hosts Sardou Diplomacy with Wallack tonight, plus future bills including You Insured and The Inside Track benefiting Treasurer Rien. A May 20 benefit concert for A. P. Peck closes notes.
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Joe Ott
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Harry Amberg
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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!