Annual Meeting of the Manchester and Lawrence Railroad Company
The thirty third annual meeting in Manchester reports no major property changes and notes earnings of 18564189 for year to March 31 with expenses 85201 53 and net 100440 36. Dividends totaled 100000. state tax abatement 80203. tonnage and passenger counts rise. directors elected. New Hampshire Railroad project and Manhattan Railway suit updates follow.
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Manchester
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Smyth’s
Opera House
Concord Railroad
Benjamin F. Martin
Edward A. Abbott
Concord
Joseph W. Smith
Andover
Nathan Parker
Wm. A. Tower
Boston
Asa Fowler
John A. White
B. F. Martin
N. Bell
George B. Chandler
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
Lake Shore Railway
Dover
Eastern
Boston and Maine
Alton Bay
Laconia
Boston, Concord and
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Manhattan Railway
New York
Manhattan Railway Company
Supreme Court
Roscoe Conkling
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Western
Continental Construction and Improvemement Company
Blaine linked, Star route frauds storm Washington
Special Despatch reports widespread talk over New York Sun claims that James G Blaine is entangled in Star route frauds. Blaine denies the charges while Postmaster General James and cabinet associates face questions and possible pressure toward Blaine’s retirement amid grand jury rumors and foreclosure threats.
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MacVeagh
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Virginia Democrats Triumph In State Elections
May 27 report from Washington says Virginia Democrats and Republicans alike cheer yesterday's results. The Democratic ticket is seen as a coalition move to bury Mahoneism, signaling likely gains in November. Rockingham County elected Democratic clerks to County and Circuit Courts over the Mahone Republican nominees. Windom pledges strict enforcement of steamboat laws following a Canadian disaster, targeting inspectors who failed to apply department regulations.
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Various Maine notices and local developments in 1900s
Belfast gains a Grand Arty post and Judge Enoch to preside. Knight of Portland to give an oration at Rockland. Maine Homœopathic Society meets June 7 in Augusta. Eastern Dredging Co. forms in Portland with 15000 capital. Methodist debt paid at Vassalboro. Boston Globe to run Sunday Portland Bangor train mid June. Bates College suit postponed to October. John C Holmes of Oxford drowns. survivor says shooter unknown though Miles suspected. Coveny shot in Portland. wound not fatal. Purington of Jay loses 26 of 41 sheep due to cold shear. McLean & Abrams sardine factory at Eastport 100 by 80 feet, two stories, 100 workers when full. Coveny linked to wife’s affair. news shocks Miss Tuttle. Capt. Holt brings 17 boa constrictors from Para, 35 each. Librarian Hobbs buys 45 legal volumes for State library. Gov. right to remove state officers questioned. Barker to argue, Hadcock to respond.
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Memorial Day address in Hanover by Gen Grout
The event features Gen W W Grout of Barton Vermont delivering the Memorial Day address in Hanover. Remains of Commodore Nutt reached Manchester for burial, funeral set for tomorrow, and a drowning incident near Amoskeay Falls. Court case Manchester and Keene Railroad versus city of Keene on gratuity funds valued around 260000 inches toward trial closure. Garrison Club of Exeter held annual meeting electing officers including Marston, Getchell, Weston, Wetherell. notable guests present. Banquet served to about forty members and honored by Governor Head and staff among others.
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George Wilkins
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Local notes on discoveries and events in Vermont towns
Gold found on James Bradford’s Holland farm and John W. Hayes of Burlington suffers a concussion after being thrown from a carriage. St Albans rolling mill runs at full capacity with 170 workers. Isaac Farwell, Dorset resident, dies at 102. A clergyman in Island Pond ties two couples after a long walk, then they embark on a thirty five mile wedding tour. Harrison C. Thayer receives a $15,000 dowry from a Portland, Missouri friend. Montpelier 1880 list shows personal property 321,567 L1 and real estate 715,114 07. 1881 list tallies personal property 1,707,164 and real estate 1,836,206, with substantial increases.
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H.H .Walfe
Bellows Falls
Portland
Thayer
Montpelier
Signal station planned on the Vineyard
A list of local misfortunes and incidents from New England towns includes the death of Frank Merritt 22 of Lowell found dead in bed, a 21 year old son of John Shinnick of Lawrence fatally injured after being run over by a horse, and Patrick Flynn 45 at East Taunton killed after a fall from an elevator. Other items note a missing Worcester butcher Walter S Howe, a drowning of a four year old in Worcester, a suicide attempt by Mrs. Wattles of Canton, thefts thwarted near North Angover, a severe injury to Abel Derby of Fitchburg, a Revenue Marine academy graduation at New Bedford, and East Bridgewater shooting of Warren Wentworth by Henry Byram with no fatal result.
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Union Avenue
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North Angover
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Fitchburg
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New Bedford
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Washington
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East Bridgewater
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United States
Land League calls for English support as Irish evictions loom
London dispatch reports Mr Forster’s plan to curb land meetings in Ireland amid rising violence. Evictions feared at New Pallas and Kilmallock. Cork arson targets map houses. A Land League英国 meeting urges demonstrations in Hyde Park and other cities to sway English opinion. Parliamentary division backs government on a land bill amendment. Police clashed with rioters during Mitchellstown evictions. arrests made in Tullamore. In Scotland, disputes over Prof Smith’s status strain the Scotch Free Church. Hamburg Zollverein treaty details emerge, with secretive handling and potential English trade benefits.
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