Brandon man killed in teaming accident and corn progress noted
A. H. Knapp of Brandon was killed recently by a teaming accident. Kienry Kingman of Pittsfield planted two and one half acres of corn the last day of April and first day of May, nearly all up in 15 days. Grand Isle faces a probable murder as Jacob Kent, 80, attacked his son's wife and stabbed her husband fatally.
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A. H. Knapp
Brandon
Kienry Kingman
Pittsfield
Grand Isle
Lake Champlain
Jacob Kent
Rochester council elects Ellis Brett tax collector
In a joint session the Rochester city council Wednesday elected Ellis Brett tax collector. Helena Barrett, in the superior court at Newburyport has been sentenced to five years in the women’s prison at Sherborn for shooting Arthur G. Currier at the Bay State House last Christmas. Notice to the Greenfield manufacturing company’s Florence mill employer says it will shut down after stock is worked off, risking 100 jobs. Burglars tried to break into H. C. Valentine’s summer residence near Pittsfield. the keeper fired, burglars fled, police pursued. A milk wagon from Win. A. Russell’s Farm was struck by a passenger train at North Andover depot. wagon demolished, milk scattered, driver Jerome hitre ge seriously hurt. A well-dressed man claiming to be from Worcester and calling himself William Lord is wanted in Leominster for borrowing money and ordering goods, then leaving to start a shirt factory.
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Rochester
Ellis Brett
Helena Barrett
Newburyport
Sherborn
Arthur G. Currier
Bay State House
Greenfield Manufacturing Company
Florence
H. C. Valentine
Pittsfield
Win. A
Jerome Hitre Ge
Wo Coster
William Lord
Leominster
Notable Figures and Letters From the Era
A string of brief notices mentions Mr. A. S. Allen becoming a gate clerk at Adams house, Cassius M. Clay near Lexington writing memoirs after opposing slavery, Mrs. Maxwell supplying roast mutton to poor neighbors, Henry Clay Dean praising Robert Toombs, and Sergt J W Ambler recovering from illness with memories of wartime service. The piece ends with a call for Congress to honor the veteran and his sacrifice after a two month siege with $12 in the bag and intact commissary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 5S. Allen
Adams House
Cassius M. Clay
Lexington
Foxtown
Maxwell
Miss Braddon
Congress
Workers idle as Glendower iron works face pay delay
News in brief reports Glendower iron works Danville Pennsylvania idle after pay dispute with workers leaving Saturday. Company may seek extension from creditors. Also covered a fatal Pan Handle road collision at Wheeling Junction. Bartholomew a Cincinnati salesman killed, five injured.
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Glendower Iron Works
Danville
Wheeling Junction
Bartholomew
Cincinnati
East Dubuque
Queretaro
Mex
Cetaya
Cipriano Roja
Pasquaha’s
Fort Quappelle
Regina
Adam shoots woman in New York brothel tale of crime and names
New York May 21 In a house of ill fame Adolph Adam says he and Laura Watson later Mrs Woods were secretly married two years ago His wife daughter of a Philadelphia crockery dealer grew vicious he shot her when she refused to leave the house A Daguieff rumor and park renaming to Bryant park are noted plus a Surrogate Rollins order dismissing Creamer estate suit and a sunstroke victim Solomon Good age 35 Ex Senator Creamer suit against New York and Hartford railroad for 15009 is mentioned Also random items on crime and parks follow
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New York
Adolph Adam
Laura Watson
Woods
Philadelphia
Adam
Degaieff
Col
Sudeikin
Russia
Daguieff
Reservoir Park
Bryant Park
William Culea Bryant
Rollins
Thomas J. Creamer
John R. Waller
Mary N. Weller
Creamer
Solomon Good
East Third Street
Herman Bland
Kings County Supreme Court
New York and Hartford Railroad Company
Cuban exile activity sighted near Bahamas and Nassau
Kerr West Florida reports that five Cubans traveled to Nassau with the schooner Rosalie and that arms and ammunition were seized by British authorities. He estimates Castro and about 15 others plan a rendezvous on Andros Island to cross to Cuba, while dynamite and explosives were brought to Nassau by opponents of the government. Threats against the governor have been made and two warships have been sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr West
Fla
Winifred
Nassau
Rosalie
Castro
Andros Island
Bahamas
Cuba
TILDEN AND REFORM AT NH DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
A New Hampshire Democratic state convention in Concord selected delegates and endorsed tariff reform aligned with the 1876 ticket of Tilden and Hendricks. Hosea W. Parker chaired as party leaders urged protection reform, denouncing the Republican tariff and calling for economic fairness and reduced taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Holden
Phoenix Hall
Chicago
Young Democracy
Hosea W. Parker
Samuel J. Tilden
Tilden and
Hendricks
Cleveland
Bayard
New Hampshire Democratic Delegates and Convention Notes
The article details New Hampshire Democrats praising leaders Col Kent Frank McKean A W Suboway John F Cloutman and Patrick Fahey for tariff reform work. It covers district selections for the national convention with nominations and ballots, noting Hosea W Parker later nominated by acclamation and Henry O Kent elected chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Kent
Republican Party
Frank A. McKean
A. W. Suboway
John F. Cloutman
Farmington
Patrick Fahey
Manchester
Harry Bingham
Hosea W. Parker
New Hampshire
Bingham
Parker
Cloutman
Fahey
Eaglehall
John M. Hill
Concord
Henry O. Kent
Lancaster
Harvey Campbell
Kingsbury
Lyme
Littleton
George W. Crockett
Jacob B. Whittemore
Hillsboro
Claremont
Committee On
Savaakiese
Bo Whimcmicto
Coe
Wees
Mitchell
E. F. Mann
Benton
E. F. McQuesten
Nashua
Congress Debates English Peelle Seat Contested Case
In the House the English-Peelle election dispute was discussed with Hart offering a minority resolution affirming Peelle’s seat. A party-line vote showed 121-117 as a substitute passed, Springer switching to support reconsideration, followed by adjournment amid Democratic applause. Senate actions included telegraph service petitions, several public building authorizations, bridge projects, and a postmaster nomination confirmed for Concord, New Hampshire.
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Washington
Peelle
Hart
Ohio
Springer
Illinois
Yeas
Messrs. Aiken
Beach
Boyle
Budd
Connolly
Dargan
Findlay
Greenleaf
Hardeman
Herbert
Hewitt
Ala
Hunt
Jones
Wis
Lore
Mills
Morgan
Neece
Peele
Ark
Potter
Stevens
Sumner
Cal
Throckmorton
Tillman
Turper
Woodward
Worthington
Yaple
Converse
Senate
Harrison
Western Union Company
Ledger book proves Philadelphia as mother of American Masonry
The ledger book of St. John’s lodge, Franklin’s handwriting from 1731 to 1788, now at the Library of the Historical Society, confirms Philadelphia as the cradle of masonry in America. Discovered by Clifford P. McCalla, it predates Massachusetts records and lists Mason figures such as William Allen, Humphrey Murray, Benjamin Franklin, and James Hamilton.
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Philadelphia Times
Masons
Philadelphia
Freemasonry
America
Massachusetts
St. John’s Lodge
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Library of the Historical Society
Geo. T. Ingham
Salem
N. J
David Hall
Clifford P. McCalla
Grand Lodge
Pennsylvania
Boston
William Allen
Humphrey Murray
James Hamilton
Thomas Hopkinson
William Plumstead
Jos, Shippen
Philip Syng
Khartoum Relief Expedition Planned From Egypt Route
London May 21 Lieut Gen Sir John Adye will command the Khartoum expedition with route contingent on Admiral Hewitt’s Abyssinia mission. An immediate naval expedition sails for Assouan in three Nile steamers, officers and sailors joining from Alexandria. Zebehr Pasha’s messengers seek Gordon’s fate, expected back in August.
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London
John Adye
Khartoum
Admiral Hewitt
Abyssinia
Assouan
Alexandria
Zebehr Pasha
Cairo
Gordon
M.auguste Bartholdi
Hotel Continental
Paris
M. DeLesseps
Ministry of Five
Premier Ferry
Mr. Brulatour
American Legation
Mr. Sargent
Island in Matanzas Faces Decline and Emigration
The province of Matanzas reports many families emigrating to Mexico and six plantations shipped to Vera Cruz. Planters struggle to find funds for the next crop as a severe drought harms tobacco and cattle, while insurgents are reportedly shot without trial and press restrictions tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matanzas
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Annual Meeting of Boston Y M C A Reports and Elections
The Boston Young Men Christian Association held its annual meeting with Rev. Alfred S. Woodworth presiding. Officers and committees reported progress including 1422 registrations, 415 placed in jobs, salaries ranging from 100 to 800 dollars, and a growing library of 8800 volumes. Membership rose to 1316 active and 3857 total, while finances showed a 4000 dollar shortfall to be covered by donors. Officers elected include Vice President Russell Sturgis Jr and directors I O Whiting Albert L Coolidge George I Atwood and Wm H Martin.
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Alfred S. Woodworth
Committee On Finance
Windsor Theatre
Windsor
Russell Sturgis, Jr
I. O. Whiting
Albert L. Coolidge
George I. Atwood
Wm. H. Martin
Brewers Meet at Rochester Convention Opens With Prohibition Rebuttal
The National Brewers Association convened in Rochester New York and opened with credentials and a long address by President Schurmann arguing against prohibition and in favor of personal independence. He claimed malt liquor reduces distilled liquor consumption and cited government revenue from malt drinks. The group noted strong attendance, planned tours of local breweries, and welcomed by Rochester president W N Oothout amid a decoratively lit hall with German and English mottoes.
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Rochester
N. Y
Washington
W. N. Oothout
Rochester Association
Statue in His Honor Unveiled in Washington
The Martin Luther statue near the Lutheran Memorial church in Washington unveiled with ceremonies. Funds came from across the country for the Lutheran church of the nation. Marine band played, prayers were offered, and history read. Omar D. Conger gave the oration, Rev D Morris spoke, and Judge Miller signaled the unveiling amid cheers and a benediction.
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Ington
Washington
D.C
Martin Luther
Lutheran
D. Morris
Baltimore
Miller
Luther
Mock convention impersonator declines presidency
R B Seandrett who impersonated J Donald Cameron at a Washington and Jefferson college mock Republican convention received a letter from George F Edmunds. Edmunds says he would not desire the actual office and appreciates the students for the compliment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Washington
R. B. Seandrett
J. Donald Cameron
Washington and Jefferson College
George F. Edmunds
United States
George F, Edmunds
Assault at Barnett's Corners Shocks Quiet Hamlet
In Barnett's Corners near Upper Mystic New London two Chesebro sisters Lizzie and Lillie, 18, were attacked as a masked man dragged Lillie toward the woods. Lizzie freed her sister. Lillie suffered bruising and a loosened tooth. A shawl mask is the only clue amid mounting lynching threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Upper Mystic
Barnett
Lizzie
Lillie
The Mascot at the Globe Theatre
The Ideal Opera company presented The Mascot at the Globe on Wednesday with Geraldine Almar Lizzie Burton H Barnabee George Frothingham Herndon Morseil J A Loughrin J E Miller and others. Miss Almar improved in Bettina and Barnabee in Lorenzo, while Frothingham, Burton, MacDonald and Morsell delivered strong performances. The cast will perform The Bohemian Girl and Mertha in coming shows with a busy schedule at the museum theater.
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Glcbe
Ideal Opera Company
Globe Theatre
Oleior
Geraldine Almar
Lizzie Burton
W. H. MacDonald
Dopoulg
Vili Cweckvis Case
Miss Almar
Bettina
Mr. Barnabee
Lorenzo
State House
Common Council
Col. Rand
Martin
Frothingham
Miss Burton
Fiametta
MacDonald
Morsell
Mertha
Girofle-Girofla
Patience
Museum
Boston Museum
Edward Middleton
Charles Barron
Bill Dowton
Sol Smith Russell
Cribbs
George R. Parks
Arden Rencelaw
J. Burrows
Farmer Gates
William Seymour
Farmer Stevens
Albert Lang
Hens Meery
Old Johnson
J. R. Pitman
Sam
W. Colby
First Loafer
George H. Cobbill
Second Loafer
C. E. Boardman
H. P. Whittemore
Roy
George
Mary Wilson
Annie Clarke
Spindle
J. R. Vincent
Agnes Dowton
Bianche F Thompson
Wilson
May Jussell
Evelyn Shaw
Julia
Lillie Prendergast
Methodist conference selects Pittsburg Advocate editor
Philadelphia May 21 notes that Rev C W Smith was elected editor of the Pittsburg Christian Advocate after yesterday's ballot. The conference then discussed sending a missionary bishop to Africa and after debate approved the measure. Nominations followed for the missionary bishop include Rev Joshua E Wilson of South Carolina Rev L M Vernon Rev O Fisher of Savannah Ga and Rev William Faber of India. The conference adjourned.
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Philadelphia
Methodist Episcopal Conference
C. W. Smith
Pittsburg
Governor Cameron leaves for Richmond after Danville talks
Governor Cameron returned to Richmond and then telegraphed the Danville mayor and prominent citizens about anticipated trouble. He concluded no immediate interference is needed as Danville civil authorities are able to suppress disturbances. A municipal election is set for tomorrow in Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Cameron
Danville
Receiver seeks redemption of pledged securities in court
New York May 21 Receiver Davies of Grant and Ward applied in court for permission to redeem hypothecated securities from general funds. Proceedings postponed for later hearing. Judge Donahue granted an injunction restraining S. Warner from transferring pledging or disposing of property due to Ferdinand Ward on May 1884 to protect its value.
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New York
Davies
Grant & Ward
Day
Donahue
S. Warner
Ferdinand Ward
Ward Arrested in New York City on Large Bail
Ferdinand Ward was seized in New York by a deputy sheriff in a suit brought by J Nelson Tappan from the chamberlain’s office. He is held on $300,890 bail, not yet lodged in jail, awaiting payment as the sheriff holds him in custody.
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New York
Ferdinand Ward
J. Nelson Tappan
Chamberlain
Ward
Crisis in Cuba Report From Havana Letter Date May Seventeen
A Havana letter dated May 17 discusses the ongoing commerce and political crisis affecting Cuba. The message outlines tensions impacting trade and governance, reflecting the strain on the island’s economy and diplomatic relations. Further details are limited in the excerpt.
City Hall notes on street layouts and school plan
The street commissioners approve laying out Gold street in South Boston from E to F, Bryant street in Roxbury, and Ferrin street at Charlestown. Petitions seek Utica street from Beach to Kneeland and Hartwell street in Roxbury. Alderman Curtis refuses a Stonybrook meeting. committee to proceed with work. Box numbers set outside Babcock's varnish works. Public education panel favors Hobrook lot purchase for a grammar school. Estimated liquor license revenue rise noted.
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Gold Street
South
Boston
F Street
Bryant Street
Roxbury
Huntington Avenue
Parker Street
Ferrin Street
Charlestown
D. G. Haskins, Jr
Utica Street
Beach
Kneeland Street
W. P. Shattuck
Hartwell Street
Curtis
Stonybrook
Babcock
Western Avenue
Committee On Public Education
Hobrook
Neponset
Legislature approves partial Hoosac tunnel reforms amid toll plan debate
The senate revises the Shanly support, cutting 79 000 to 45 000 and ordering a third reading. Committees report on railroads, agriculture and Hoosac tunnel, favoring private consolidation under state safeguards. other bills face readings and amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Shanly
Hoosac Tunnel
House Debates Recommitment On Labor Report And Gas Bill
The house met at 10 15 o clock with the speaker in the chair. O Neil of Boston moved to recommit the labor report on weekly payments by manufacturing corporations but the motion was postponed until Thursday. Dunham of Stockbridge moved to reconsider the tax on mortgaged real estate. the motion failed. Cross of Newburyport offered an order to appoint a joint special committee of seven house members and Senate allies to probe possible improper influences on the water gas manufacturing bill, with power to send for people and papers, to report before adjournment or within 30 days to the governor and council. The order was laid over. The state house committee reported a $16 300 appropriation for repairs and an engine at the state house. The bill on city governance and related matters followed.
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Samuel R. Gardner
Portsmouth
Committee On
Chicago
I. W. Drew
Lancaster
Calvin Page
Drew
Gardner
Col
Henry O. Kent
Democrats
New Hampshire
National
House of Representatives
Friends of Justice and Equal Rights
Republican Party
Union
Republic
William W. Bailey
Nashua
Bailey
John M. Hill
Concord
Batchelier
Littleton
Cioige
Oneses Consessons Reorpray
Poor Ouns
Eeaseeepiuse
Eck Sree
Seeeves
Joseph B. Quavid
Wachbnuenerkee Wanee
Parity Tour Seiko
Leeaekegaskaeeuoniesaen
James A. Weston
Manchester
Daniel Connor
Alvah W. Sulloway
Franklin
Frank A. McKean
Frank Jones
Messrs. Jones
Kent
McKean
William H. Cummings
Lisbon
Clark F. Rowell
Keene
Charles R. Jameson
Antrim
Sulloway
Levi T. Haley
Wolfboro
Jones
Samuel C. Forsaith
Thomas
Committee On Railroads
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Cambridge
Root
Committee On Agriculture
Hoosac Tunnel
Commonwealth
Boston
Hudson
Mohawk
Lowell
Messrs
Thayer and
Sanderson
Senate
Baker
Starbird
Darling
Wallis
Barry
Connor
House of the Committee
Troy and
Greenfield
Hoosac
Board of Health
Burt
Suffolk
Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Commissioners of Savings Banks
O’neil
Labor
Dunham
Stockbridge
Cross
Newburyport
House
State House
Leo Daft System Explained Working Order
Press and electrical readers heard Prof Mansfield describe Leo Daft of New Jersey’s newly discovered power transmission system. He touted economy reliability and safety with wires that can be handled safely and applications from elevators to rail cars. Demonstrations in the city showcased two machines and a central station while Daft’s coil design and magnet look were highlighted as key innovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Daft
New Jersey
Prof. Mansfield
Young’s Hotel
Mr. Daft
Fire at Thompson Street residence in Charlestown
Firefighters from Hose 8 extinguished a blaze at No 4 Thompson street Charlestown district on Wednesday afternoon causing $20 damage. In Boston and Vicinity an early alarm from box 42 at 9 30 A M Wednesday was traced to a kerosene stove explosion at No 22 Winter street. Angostura Bitters advertised as distinctive and preventive for digestive diseases urging patrons to seek genuine products from J G B Siegert Sons. The military department of G W Simmons Co No 32 North street reports busy orders for June deliveries and urges early uniform or livery orders.
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G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
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Washington, D. C
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Menemsha Pond
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Smith Charities
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Committee On Bank and Banking
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Burnham
Revere
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Blaney
Natick
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Harvard Clock Company
Goolidge Cafe
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J. G. B. Siegert
POLG
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Soston Proper
Somerville
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Metcalf & Welder
Whipple
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