Divorice Trial in Taber vs Taber Opens Before Judge Allen
The Taber divorce case unfolds with fiery rhetoric from Butterworth and Dickinson. The proceedings center on alleged marital infidelity by Mrs Taber and a pastor Mr Downs, with testimony about visits to the church study and the Derne street affair. The judge will hold the matter for advisement and file the decision in the clerk’s office.
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Allen
Taber
Butterworth
Downs
Tarbell
Mrs. Young
Pierce
Scripture
Tremont Street
Mr. Downs
Mr. Taber
Mr. Downe
Jit
Church
Mirror
Woburn
Sand
Chardon Street
Fanny Taber
Mrs. Taber
No. 7
Derne Street
Jarvis
Miss Davidson
Watertown
Mrs. Lincoln
Mr. Butterworth
Dickinson
Taber House
Christendom
Delaware
Ohio
Varied 19th Century Notices from Notable Figures
A collection notes Henry Mosler and Woodward printers supplies assignment to William Phelps, Alabama claims progress, Mrs. Langtry in police court, Cleveland’s Buffalo private car Minerva trip, Gladstone and son felling a tree at Howarden Castle, Sarah Winnemucca funding for Piute housing near Lovelocks Nevada, Grant reminiscences by George W. Childs, Mangasar Mangasarian’s evolving sermons, King Alfonso’s health and retreat, Chang Mong crowned king of Annam, Wilkie Collins’ autumn novel and play, Sir George Elliott’s wealth and cables, Lady Dufferin’s India aid society, Bishop Coxe on cremation, Tait memorial at Canterbury, Frances Willard’s parliamentary poise, Minnie Hauk on flowers, and her preference for applause over floral tributes.
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Henry Mosler
W. Woodward & Co
Oliver Street
William K. Phelps
Andrew S. Draper
Commissioners of
Alabama Claims
Langtry
Cleveland
Buffalo
Minerva
Minerva.’”’ Doubtless He Felt Like Jove Himself, Mr. Gladstone
Herbert Gladstone
Howarden Castle
Sarah Winnemucca
Piutes
Lovelocks
Nevada
Mangasar Mangasarian
Alfonso
France
Chang Mong
Annam
Tu-Duc
Wilkie Collins
Sir George Elliott
Cyrus Field
Great Britain
Sir George
Dufferin
India
England
A. Clevet
Coxe
New York
Tait
Canterbury
Fidhley
Hooley
Frances KE. Willard
Minnie Hauk
The Country Club Races at Clyde Park Brookline
The second day of the fall meeting at Clyde Park Brookline drew a slim crowd yet offered close races and a dramatic run by a dog cart driven horse. Juggler Peanuts Doctor Oneida Chief and other entries competed in steeplechase and handicap events as observers noted hazards and excitement despite chilly weather.
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County Club
Clyde Park
Brookline
Charles Hubbard
W. F. Weld
J. D. Patterson
Parker
Clyde
J.H. Wright
B. G. Juggler
Wright
R. Belmont
Cocky
Belmont
S. Chase
Popenjoy
Chase
M. Sargent
B.g
Codhman
Covel
B.g. Lightfoot
Stedman
L. Meyer
B.m. Biddy Malone
Gardner
Essex Stable
Br.m. Barbara
Bird
Sci. G
Oneida
M. J. Weld
Sch. G
Cass Cohen
J. P. Gardner
John
Young Athletes at Adams Academy Fall Meeting
About 300 people gathered at Quincy to watch Adams Academy Athletic Association events in cold wind. Winners included E A Perry in the 10 yard dash, J H Burton in the half mile and quarter mile, A L Bumpus in lacrosse throw, W H Quinlan in the 220 yards, F H Curtis in the Hardie race, E E Miller in long jump, J H Burton in the quarter mile, Perry and Curtis in the three legged race, and the Tug of War team led by H R Holden with C J Lincoln, E E Miller, C H Porter, A Tl Doble winning by 6 feet 6 inches.
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Adams Academy Athletic Association
Quincy
E. A. Perry
Likt
J. H. Burton
Perry and Curtis
H. R. Holden
C. J. Lincoln
E. E. Miller
C. H. Porter
A. Tl. Doble
Five spectators witness private South End boxing bout ends in KO
In a secret Saturday match at the South End, Charles Brown versus Skin Reagan fought under Queensbury code with five onlookers armed with kerosene lamps. Brown damaged Reagan with blows, cutting a swollen eye, then pressured him to a decisive knockout in the fourth round ending the bout.
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South End
Charles Brown
Skin
Reagan
Queensbury
Brown
Fire Winners at Jerome Park in New York
Jerome Park New York November 8 The first race one mile sweepstakes won by Choctaw with Uberto second and Stonebuck third Time 1 474 In the second handicap sweepstakes Farewell won Greenfield second Elsinore third Distance 14 miles Time 2 16 Unrest won the 14 miles in 2 443 Toru second Foster third King Arthur mile dash in 148 Volo second Tory Foster third Rose steeple chase in 429 Repeater second Aurelian third General Notes Also matched skating five miles November 17 for 50 a side M Leahy Hopkinton challenges O Brien Marlboro 125 yards for 100 a side Meet James Quirk Natick 100 yards for 500 or so in Boston or Toronto Clan McKenzie No 12 seventh annual concert and ball at Odd Fellow's hall Thursday night
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Jerome Park
N. Y
Uberto
Stonebuck
Farewell
Greenfield
Elsinore
Unrest
Toru
Foster
King Arthur
Volo
Tory Foster
Rose
Repeater
Aurelian
M. Hansen
Milton Barnes
Medford
Patrick Leahy
Hopkinton
O’brien
Marlboro
Clan McKenzie
Odd Fellow’s Hall
M. C. Murphy
Natick
James Quirk
Canada
Boston
Toronto
Dog Fight Near Gloucester Falls To Rivalry And Bloodshed
In a candlelit barn on the Salem Gloucester road a ring held Crib the 25 pound Salem dog and Roxy the 24 pound Fall River rival in a $200 side purse. The hourlong bout featured ear holds jaw holds and neck grips with both dogs bleeding and finally tipping in favor of Roxy after extended grappling and repeated clinches.
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Crib
Roxy
Salem
Gloucester
Holske
Fall River
Lay
Railroad Matters and New Pennsylvania Bid on Air Line
The 1885 annual report of the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn railroad shows a prosperous year with total income around $195,764 and net income near $61,395. The Pennsylvania Company is reportably eyeing the St Louis Air Line and may bid at foreclosure. Other items note Green Bay, Louisville and Nashville earnings, and a bullish market tone amid strong bank and broker activity.
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Boston, Revere Beach
Sea Besaavednes
Rayaoo
Ason
Massachusetts
Louisville
Roberts
Pennsylvania Company
St. Louis Air Line
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Vandalia
Pensylania
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Green Bay
Winona
St. Paul
Louisville and Nashville Road
Ecisiers
Lupon
The Mikado’s Rise to a Constitutional Empire
From Harper’s Weekly a portrait of the young Mikado who seized power in a red revolution at age sixteen. He reorganized the feudal state into a modern system with freeholders, a strong judiciary, and progressive advisers. His realm now features rail, telegraph, postal reforms, a capable navy, and plans for a constitutional empire with a parliamentary body.
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Harper’s Weekly
England
United States
Reunion of Maine Solons to Gather in January at Augusta
Colonel Fred Atwood of Winterport plans a January reunion for ex members of Maine’s Legislature to meet in Augusta. The list covers surviving York county ex senators with their towns and years of service including Ham of Newfield as the senior.
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Fred Atwood
Winterport
Augusta
York County
Dr. Ham
Newfield
Levi. Ham
Indiana
Charles G. Bellamy
Kittery
Ira T. Drew
Alfred
Daniel Dam
Joseph Titcomb
Kennebunk
Luther S. Moore
Limerick
Alexander Bennett
John N. Goodwin
New York
John M. Goodwin
Biddeton
Alexander Jenkins
Eliot
Samuel W. Jones
Lebanon
Seth Scammon
Scarborough
Theodore Wells
Wells
Notable Autographs From Drake Collection Sale
At the sale of the late Francis S. Drake's collection signatures drew varying sums. Grover Cleveland and others fetched 73 cents each, Garfield and Banks groups 10 cents, Henry Ward Beecher 25 cents, Edwin Booth $1.50, Mark Twain 75 cents, Dickens letters $6 and $8, Lincoln to Sumner $10, and Longfellow letters $3.37, $3.25, and $4.25 respectively.
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Francis S. Drake
Grover Cleveland
Bullock
Dorsheimer
James A. Garfield
N. P. Banks
Rk. C. Winthrop
Henry Ward Beecher
Josh Billings
Edwin Booth
G. W. Curtis
O. W. Holmes
W. D. Howells
S. L. Clements
Mark Twain
Thomas Hughes
Charles Dickens
Abraham Lincoln
Charles Sumner
Tyhee
Henry W. Longfellow
Arrests by Inspectors in Silk Handkerchief Larceny Case
Yesterday Inspector Knox arrested William Partridge alias James Richards for larceny of silk handkerchiefs from Brown Durrell and Co at Kingston and Bedford streets. Richards is an old offender, listed as No 1195 in the rogues gallery. Also detained was Jane Weldon for shoplifting at Shepard Norwell and Co. She claims to have arrived from Chicago yesterday morning.
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Knox
William Partridge
James Richards
Brown, Durrell and Co
Kingston
Bedford Streets
Richards
Rogues’ Gallery
Burke
Jane Weldon
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Jane
Chicago
Man Ends Life in Brockton Boarding House
George Fairbanks, 40, a Massasoit Lodge Odd Fellows member and loom cutter, was found in a Brockton boarding house room with his throat cut. A postal card reading low mood ended in death was found in his coat pocket. He had been out of work and recently described as depressed. The Odd Fellows will arrange for the body.
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George Fairbanks
Brockton
Fairbanks
Massasoit
Holiday bell miscue closes Lynn schools
A broken fire alarm wire caused two strokes to ring during repairs in Lynn on a Monday. The accidental signal led teachers and pupils to interpret it as a holiday. Teachers remained at desks while students stayed away, and the schoolhouses were closed for the day.
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Lynn
Porter Crushed in Elevator at Franklin Street Building
Edward Barrett, 23, a porter from 11 Orange Street, was crushed between the third and fourth floors of No 20 Franklin Street yesterday at 3 15 pm. He was removed to City Hospital by police ambulance with serious injuries.
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Edward Barrett
No. 20
Franklin Street
City Hospital
Barrett
No. 11
Orange Street
Business troubles in Boston area noted in insolvency filings
C H Brown of Jamaica Plain owes 28000 with about 13000 secured, assets largely pledged in shares. A F Atwood of Boston shows unsecured 2087.75 with 824.90 assets, offer accepted 37 cents on the dollar. W H Colcord, Boston printer, insolvent with 920 debt and 328 secured, no unsecured assets, Suffolk County real estate attachment. Joseph W Tuttle sues Eli Thayer for 7000 in an action of contract.
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C.H. Brown
Jamaica Plains
West Roxbury
A. F. Atwood
Teamster
Boston
W. H. Colcord
Suffolk County
Joseph W. Tuttle
Eli Thayer
Election mood seen in Jackson’s ad on page one
The third advertisement by Jackson hints at the election outcome in the state. The line about “losers of hats” suggests a call to Jackson for an explanation of why things are as they are, signaling partisan sentiment and public reaction reflected in print.
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Jackson
Market Notes From Chicago and Boston on Election Day
A late edition from Eldredge and Co reports dull holiday trading as election day quiets markets. Wheat opened down then rose to near day’s top with short covering and a smaller New York visible increase. Corn strengthens on cash demand and anticipated November short interest. Cotton references and commentary on a new cotton reference book follow, with commodity quotes and on call oats trading at multiple price levels and daily settling figures. Inspections show varied grain movements and Boston exchange notes limited activity with commodity prices listed for onions turnips grapes and apples.
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Stock Exchange
Corporation
Prime Mercantile
New York
Lordon
Paris
Boston
Brokers’ Board
Atchison
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa FE and Southern Kansas Railway Company
Messrs
George E. Eldredge & Co
Chicago
Emery & Hodges
No. 25
State Street
Shorts
Registrar of Provisions
A. B. Shepperson
Chamber of Commerce
Barney, Lear
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Concord
Virginia
M. H. Rose
Market Report of Flour Corn Oats and Provisions
The article details quiet steady grain prices with Western superfine at 3 25 375 and various grades up to Ohio and Illinois lines. It lists corn, oats, meals, rye flour, malt, barley, mill feeds, butter, cheese, eggs, pork, lard, and live hogs pricing across Cincinnati and Chicago markets, plus farm produce notes on hay, beans, apples, cranberries, pears, grapes, onions, cabbage, potatoes, turkeys, chickens and oil and whiskey prices, and cotton futures in Liverpool trade.
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Minnesota
New York
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Boston
Bright
Canada
Canada Sc
Chicago
York State
Liverpool
Utica
N. Y
Dull
Little Falls
Elgin
Island
Cincinnati
Union
St Andrews
Cape Cod
Virginia
Jersey
Centennial
Beacon Light
St Louis
Uplands
Orleans
Vermont
Cresses
Boston and Allespy
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston and Maine Railroad
Western Division
Ly Sea
Peete
Sillfeld
Sutter
aTeare
Bescon
Texes
Baies
Ofekins
Boston Market Totals and Prices For Live Stock and Beef
Report from Boston shows weekly live stock totals by species with state by state cattle and sheep figures, car counts on major roads, and price ranges for market beef store cattle hogs sheep and lambs hides tallow and skins. Includes cattle and sheep classifications and notes Western hogs and Brighton market distinctions.
World Trade and Goods Values Across Ports and Regions
A fragmented ledger lists values and inventories by country and port, including England Nova Scotia Jamaica Haiti and Sydney. It itemizes dry goods, oils, metals, textiles, and machinery with quantities in pounds, bbls, cases, or tons, alongside currency equivalents and shipping entries from ports such as Port Antonio Sydney and Pictou. The document also notes specific shipments and items like flour, sugar, molasses, tobacco, wood products, and hardware, reflecting a broad mid century trade snapshot.
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England
Nova Scotia
Lumdet
Catvets. Co
Servecaes
Olshhousmoms
Dar Machinery
Port Antonio
Sydney
Nsw
Irwin
Susie
Pictou
Wille Freeman
Grand Bank and West Cape Shore Fishing Totals
Fragmented OCR lists catches and species including halibut haddock cusk swordfish and herring for Grand Bank West and Cape Shore. Numbers appear scattered like 120,000 and 4,153,000 with references to shore bay mackerel and total sums, but details are incomplete.
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Grand Bank Codfs
West
Cape Shore
Brown
Totel
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General Sporting News
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Oliver Smith
Winer & Son
Darling Bross
Hinckley, Ayers & Co
Metal Hatheway & Co
Hassell & Co
Walter S Swan
Winsor & Son
Lisbon
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Hazemeyer & Brumm
LaMontange & Son
Wicker
Stimpson, Huntley & Co
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Whitney & Co
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H Jones & Co
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Maddock & Locke
Lewis
Moors & Co
Davis & Winsor
Cutler Bros & Co
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Crysta’s
ST Jago
Hope
Sugar Whitney
Pousland & Co
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Havana
Georges Halibut
Bank Halibut
Greenland
Aldrich—Worth
Elmer Aldrich
Avie L Worth
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Edward Strong
O H White
Clark Wright
Marion Adelaide
Thomas M Stockman
Eastman
Josah S Hastman
Hertkurn
South Boston
Joseph Tertkorn
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Sarah Bent
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Adolphus Davis
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Lowell
Robbins
Brush Hil
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James Muray Robbins
Richardson
Winthrop
Mass
Elizabeth Richardson
John Kicardson
Moultsborough
I. Sowle
East Somerville
Eunice W Sowle
H Lewis Sowle
Ward
Cambridge
Henrietta H Ward
Edward A Ward
Dana Street
Wilkins
Lexington
Rose B
Josepp G Wikins
Witt
Hudson
Adeine Bigelow
Ebenezer Witt
New York City
Bagzage
Grand Union Hotel
Grand Catral
S. Hi. Libby
Isaac Trask
Joseph Q Twombly
Susan
Joseph Q
John Dugan
Somerville
Suffolk
County of Suffolk
Commonweath
Roxbury
J.H. Rowe
Wm. B. Veazie
G. E. Johnson
Abby Hastings
Dr. Arnold
Garbett & Wood
Joseph Q. Twombly
Benjamin KR. Twombly
Oren S. Knapp
Court Street
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E. L. Pickard
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Joseph C. Davis
A. D
Revere
George Dew
Deans
Fort Hill Square
Fox
Leach
Wheeler
EB. L. Pickard
Henry H. Savage
HIX
George Smith
Mount Vernon Street
Theron
Bosto
N. Wheeler
E Richards
Drew
Talbot
Anne, Smilh
Bestop
Ten O'Clock
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Willowdale
Messrs. J. Cohen & Son
Mterms Cash
WM. Topping & CO
White Street
A.S. Richards & CO
Reade Street
F. G. Wolber
F.c.wolbert, Sons & Co
Leonard St
John DC. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet da Bow
White St
Townserd & Fargis
St Leonard
Samuel Bunting
Lippincott, Son & CO
Market Street
Stoozx Auctionerrs
Ulckers
Merchtenis’ Exchange
Bee
Tlae
Sxohearn
Suffolk National Bank
Manufacturers’ National Bank
Bollinton National Bank
Hosiston
Framingham National Bank
Framingham, He
Waltham Gas Light Co
Neptune Iosurance Co
New England National Bank
Old Hoston National Bank
National Eagie Bank
Montreal
Wilmington
Baltimore
Teoointa
Little Rock
Smith
City of
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Consolidated
Eet Shoe and Leather National Bank
Slackstone National Bank
First National Bank
Westboro
New Hampshire
Cambridge H RR
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills
Market National Bank
Hand
Misville
New Albany
Wilmington and
Lockwood Co
Revere — & Lynn
Middlesex H
Stirlington and
Denver
Boston and
Seex
Sze Eastein Tb
30 In Machine Co
South Newmarket
Frauss Benasuaw
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Exreseas
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Boston Stock Exchange
Aimee
E & T Fairbanks
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Worcester
Nean
Rochester
Rca, Central Mfg Co
California
Southern R R Co
McKay Seeing Machine Asso
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Providence
Asiatic National Bank
Salendo
Central National Bank
Uv Ayuipwoy
Boston and Providence RR Co
Washington Inurance Co
Southern
Maine Central
Sandusky
Burlington and
Missouri River
Shares
Do Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
State National Bank
Old Boston National Bank
Cyclorama Co
Tristan
Ao National Bank of Commerce
Merchants’ National Bank
Fancut Hall National Bank
Boylston National Bank
Ae People 5
Wal Daur
Hamilton National Bank
Continental National Bank
Do Shoe and Leather Nations Bank
Shawmut National Bank
Do National Car Co
National Gar Co
Boston & Maine
Kt Co
Connecticut and
Passumpsic River
RBR Co
Lyman Mills
Boston and Lowell RR
Worcester, Nashua
National Unnion Bank
Atlantic National Bank
Columbian National Bank
Massachusetts National Bank
Lancaster Mills
Lowell Mfg Co
Amory Mfg Co
Horatioc
Harris & O
Commission Merchamign
Samaria
Almeria
Henry C. Bird & CO
Washington Street
Salesicom
Ity Albert Howes Co
E&rs
Brightesx
Buia Room
Ray Wagare
Warren Avenue
Hedenda
Y S. &. Knights & CO
Main St
Cambridgeport
West First
Dorchester
South
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