Gladstone speaks on foreign affairs at West Calder visit
At West Calder crowds cheered as ex Premier Gladstone arrived to deliver a Edinburgh Campaign speech. He defended Liberal positions on Scotland local government and Ireland while warning against Parnell’s call for local government reform and critiquing Tory policy. He argued for measured reform and warned of consequences if pressure shifted toward disestablishment and new taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
West Calder
Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
Scotland
Secotch
Parnell
Ireland
House of Commons
Dbiind
Soudan
Rieer
Russia
Randolph Churchill
Afghanistan
Ameer
Hialkana
Servia
Servians rout Balziarians near Widdin in heavy combat
Belgrade reports a Servian division clashing with Balziarians near Widdin inflicting a rushing defeat. The engagement cost heavy losses on both sides with about 1000 prisoners captured. Vienna notes Prince Alexander’s message to the powers about Bulgaria’s stance and the Roumelian cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widdin
Belgrade
Alexander
Vienna
Bulgaria
Servia
Porte
Return of Boston police pursuit committee tour
The Boston police board led by Chairman Whiting and Superintendent Small concluded a two week tour of major departments in New York Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati and Lynn to study police call and ambulance systems. They favor adopting a Chicago style call network in Boston with central communication and rapid transport, seeking council approval to divert part of police funds for piloting the system and to share insights from Pinkerton and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
Board of Police
Small
Irving
Osborn
Ohio
Boston
New York
Murray
Philadelphia
Chicago
Hanscom
William A. Pinkerton
Pinkerton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Sma
Jenks
Board of Commissioners
Lynn
Monadnock Railroad Reelects Old Board at Meeting
Peterboro New Hampshire November 17 Seven teenth annual stockholders meeting re-elects old directors. Henry K French chosen treasurer. Past year income ending Sept 30 totaled 12500 with notes paid 10523. Side track built to shoe factory at cost 871. Road condition reported prosperous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterboro
N. H
Monadnock Railroad
Henry K. French
Lebanon Masons to Install Officers Tomorrow Evening
Milford Mass November 17 installation of Lebanon Chapter of Masons officers will be held tomorrow evening November 18. D D G H P William H Young of Boston and suite Grand High Priest Alfred Chapman of Boston United States Grand Chapter and G H P Comee of Grand Chapter of Massachusetts will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Mass
Officers of
Lebanon
Masons
William H. Young
Boston
Alfred Chapman
United States
Grand Chapter
G. H. P. Comee
Massachusetts
Grace Stearns Hill Marriage in Concord NH
Miss Grace Stearns daughter of the late Ex Governor Stearns married Solon P Hill son of the late James K Hill at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Concord New Hampshire this afternoon. Rt Rev Bishop W Niles assisted by Rev D C Roberts officiated. Large company attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concoord
N. H
Miss Grace
Stearns
Solon P. Hill
James K. Hill
St. Paul’s Eeepal Church
W Niles
D. C. Roberts
Milford unions boycott the Milford Gazette over labor antagonism
Mil ford stone cutters and other unions unite to boycott the Milford Gazette citing ongoing opposition to labor interests. The action reflects mounting tensions between organized labor and local press in Milford Massachusetts on November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Mass
Stone Cutters
Milford Gazette
Former Milton officer hired as private watchman
Mr. Maurice Pierce, dismissed from the Milton force weeks ago, had his reinstatement petition rejected by the selectmen. Now about twenty leading citizens have hired him as a private watchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Pierce
Milton Force
Commercial House Opens in Bellows Falls with Banquet
Bellows Falls Vermont saw the formal opening of the Commercial House tonight featuring six banquet and music events. A J Pollard, formerly with the Van Ness House in Burlington, is the proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellows Falls
Commercial House
A. J. Pollard
Burlington
Weather Teletype for New England Warmth Shift
Endications warn of a fair slightly warmer night for New England with winds shifting to the south. A falling barometer signals a weather change as Waaniscron notes a brief mild spell in the early hours of November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waaniscron
New England
Weather Report for Boston Seventeenth November 1835
Observations record barometer around 29.988 inches with mean daily readings near 30.06. Thermometer highs around 52.1 and lows near 40.7. Wind shifts from west to northwest with velocities 12 to 20. Skies cloudy then clear across the day. Dew point averages near 26.5 to 28.5. Humidity roughly 58 to 68 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ovserven
Orrick
Sianan
Moan Daly
Democratic campaign notes stir Boston and Springfield posts
A Meehan's Hall meeting featured Michael Meehan and others urging voters to oppose Mayor O'Brien. The Boston Democratic city committee pamphlet lists committee members and residences. Democratic State Committeeman Callanan and Representative Cook vie for the Springfield Post Office, with Dr. William A. Dann named as a probable school board candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meehan
Michael Meehan
O’brien
Boston
Democratic City Committee
M. J. Kiley
Democratic State
Callanan
Representative Cook
Springfield
William A. Dann
Waltham's Politicians and Motives in Coming Election
The piece surveys Waltham city politics as Mayor Johnson faces a potential bid for re election. It details factions, possible candidates like Major Boynton and H C Hall, the postmaster Upham, and civic figures such as Samuel Upham and F M Stone. It notes vetoes, liquor law enforcement, and a district court caucus weighing Johnson versus rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Cays
Johnson
Bailiwick
Boston
Cambridge
Jonson
H. C. Hall
Bomas Curry
Frank Frost
Timothy Leary
S. C. Upham
Boynton
Henry M. Fisher
Board of
Widermen
Fisher
Samuel O. Upham
Ofice
David Randall
G. Frank Frost
N. P. Banks
Ephraim Stearns
William Roberts
C. F. Stone
H. L. Hovey
Hall
Upham
O’ Boynton
C. H. D. Stockbridge
Johnston
Labor War in Brockton Aims to Force Recognized Unions
Knights of Labor in Brockton order 5000 shoe workers out of manufacturer shops to back a union recognition fight. Executive board members Carlton McNeill Litchman and Foster press arbitration as the path, with a large public meeting at People's Theatre and strong calls for unity and restraint from liquor during the strike. In New Haven, Derby Silver Co rejects a 20 percent wage cut restoration, warning 300 striking workers their jobs will be filled, with backers from the Knights of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Knights of Labor
Manufacturers’ Association
Brekton
District Assembly No. 30
A. A. Carlton
Lyon
George EE. McNeill
Boston
Charles H. Litchman
Marblehead
John Howes
Frank K. Foster
Haverhill
City
George EK. Keith
Manufacturers’ Executive Board
Hotel Belmont
Dold Q
People’s Theatre
Board of Arbitration
Messrs
Carlton
McNeill
Foster
Litchman
Reynolds
Enos H. Reynolds
Stacy, Adams & Co
Burt & Packard
S. G. Jones
H. T. Marshall
Ekliec
William L. Douglas
The
Brockton Enterprise
New Haven
Conn
Derby Silver Company
Mysterious death by own action case unsettles Springfield
Springfield and Pittsfield have been unsettled by a death by own action case. A Pittsfield youth Fuller stopped at the Evans House in Springfield with a note claiming he would end his life. Parents were notified, no trace found, searches and sensational rumors followed until Fuller returned to Pittsfield claiming a weeklong trip to Brattleboro, Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Pittsfield
Fuller
Evans
Pittsburg
Brattleboro
Police raid on Howard Street gambling saloon seizes assets
Sergeants Foster and Butters of the third division conducted another raid last night targeting the gambling saloon at No 33 Howard Street. Officers confiscated about $50 worth of cards chips furniture and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Butters
No. 33
Howard Street
Garrity's Father Surrenders Son After Clinton Burglaries
A Clinton resident reports his son William alias James Garrity, a noted burglar, was arrested after Deputy Jenkins arrived with a bail bond. Garrity, identified by victims Gibbon and Donnelly, admitted charges, aided a fainting neighbor, and faced return to Clinton with his father’s bail retracted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Richardson
Mountain
William
James
Garrity
Jenkins
Rogues
Bromfield Street
Lyons
Patrick Gibbon
Nashua Street
Gibbon
Jim
Mr. Conway
Conway
James Donnelly
Suse
Donnelly
Boston
Clinton Almshouse
French Fire Official Visits Boston Fire Department
M Paul Garcin of the Paris fire department toured Fort Hill square and Protective Company 1 yesterday, inspecting ladders water tower life line fire escape and chemical engine. He then viewed the harbor fire boat and inspected the water front for comparative arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Paul Garcin
Paris
Merrimack Mutual Fire Insurance Co Prospect
Merrimack Mutual Fire Insurance Co. an old Andover incorporated firm since 1828 insures dwellings and later mercantile buildings and pays a 60 percent dividend on five year policies. Boston office at 20 Exchange Place. Agent J. J. E. Krrtrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old and Reliable Company
Andover
Boston
Exchange Place
Krrtrey
Chelsea Citizens Prepare for Coming Municipal Campaign
The Citizens committee in Chelsea met at the City Hotel to plan a mass caucus on Tue Nov 24 and ward caucuses on Fri Nov 27. The Democrats will back the Citizens’ ticket with Mayor Eugene F. Endicott seeking re election. Possible mayoral candidates include Charles Campbell John Crandon and James Phelps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Committee of
Chelsea
City Hotel
City Hall
Democrats
Citizens
Sldermsnic
John C. Halli
John Molloy
Fred C. Davis
Jabez Montgomery
William Carruthers
Dr. Drake
Abram T. Colier
Alderman Loud
Knowles Freeman
Samuel B. Tenney
Ivory Allen
Frank Magee
Charles Stone
J. Willis Gould
Lyman Miller
Eugene F. Endicott
Citizens’ Party
Ghirles Campbell
John Crandon
James Phelps
John Hall
Hearing on Alleged Abuse at Lynn Children’s Home
A hearing was held in the overseers of the poor room in Lynn last evening concerning alleged abuses at the Children’s Home. Miss Abbie Colbath, the matron, faced charges she had shamefully abused the children under her care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Abbie Colbath
Colonel Pierce's Will and a New Claimant's Appeal
The Salem Probate Court received an appeal of Thomas W. Pierce's will claiming I. W. M. Pierce is an illegitimate son from a prior NH marriage. Ivory W. M. Pierce filed, alleging improper execution, lack of mental soundness, and undue influence. Richard S. Spofford dismissed the claim as preposterous, noting Colonel Pierce's two marriages and absence of any prior mention of such a son. The executors vow to fight the challenge in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Pierce
Salem
Julia Williamson
New Hampshire
I. W. M. Pierce
Sanford
Colonel Pierce
Ivory W. M. Pierce
Richard S. Spofford
Post
Lear
Mr. Spofford
Pierce
Fires claim Hazlehurst and New England barns and stores
Fire sweeps Hazlehurst Miss destroying the business district with an estimated loss of 100000 dollars, while in Loudon New Hampshire Samuel A Foster’s farm buildings and slaughterhouse burn, taking three horses two cows and two pigs. Connecticut barns at Willimantic and a mill in Mest Eaton New York suffer fire damage, with insurance coverage noted. A Brighton Massachusetts dwelling catch fire causes extensive interior loss and nearby shop in West Cedar street incurs minor damage amid regular patrol response.
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New Orleans
Hazlehurst
Miss
Loudon
N. H
Samuel A. Foster
Oak Hill
Louden
Connecticut
E. M. Thorne
Samuel Ford
Willimantic
Killed by a Team at Kneeland and Utica Streets
Andrew J. Mullen, about 25, of Water town, was struck by a Case & Dodge express wagon driven by Ivory Flanders on Kneeland Utica yesterday afternoon. The horse team, at slow speed, passed over him after he walked in front. He died within minutes after hospital arrival. Flanders was arrested. inquest to be held by Medical Examiner Draper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Mullen
Kneeland
Utica
Case & Dodge
Ivory Flanders
Glass and
McConnell
Jones
City Hospital
Draper
Flanders
Watertown
New England Press Association Formed by Newspaper Women
A Boston Herald meeting led to the creation of a New England press association within the Woman's National Press Association. Officers include President Mrs. Sallie Joy White and Secretary Miss Estelle M. Hatch, with about 300 women in the New England press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
McBride
Woman’s National Press Association
New England Press Association
Sallie Joy White
Estelle M. Hatch
Boston Globe
Wom
New England
National Association
New Orleans
United States
Brockton installs Rev. John Graham Brooks as Unity Church pastor
Rev. John Graham Brooks was installed this afternoon as pastor of Unity Church in Brockton Mass. The service included invocation by Rev. W L Chaffin and readings by Rev. D M Wilson. Family and church officials also participated in the ceremony with addresses and a sermon by Rev. M J Savage and benediction by Rev. J G Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
John Graham Brooks
Unity Church
W. L. Chaffin
North Easton
D. M. Wilson
Quincey
C. F. Dole
Jamaica Plain
W. H. Lyon
Boston
F. G. Peabody
Cambridge
M. J. Savage
Brooke Herford
J. G. Brooks
Mayberry Arrested For Post Office Box Theft
James H. Mayberry was arrested yesterday while attempting to steal mail from the Tuttie & Co. post office box. He used a false key and, it is alleged, opened letters to check for money, reseal and return them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Mayberry
Tuttie & Co
Arrests for selling liquor without license at two locations
Sergeant Coleman of the first division arrested Carrie Patrick last evening for exposing for sale intoxicating liquors without a license at No. 25 Endicott street. Patrolman Enwright of the sixth division arrested Daniel F. McCarty for selling liquors without a license, McCarty is bartender for John Crowley at the corner of A and Third streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergeant Coleman
Carrie Patrick
No. 25
Endicott Street
Enwright
Daniel F. McCarty
McCarty
John Crowley
Third Streets
Pocket theft on Merrimac Street report by Antonio Rigali
Antonio Rigali reports a theft on Merrimac Street yesterday, where his gold open-face Elgin watch valued at 100 dollars was taken. The incident notes the item and location with no further details on suspects or recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Rigali
Merrimac Street
Elgin
Merrimac Valley Steamboat Co Declares 10 Percent Dividend
New England News reports the Merrimac Valley Steamboat Company declares a ten percent dividend. The Knights of Labor of South Abington plan a rink event for Thanksgiving. Dr Robert J. Cook of Philadelphia, recently assaulted, nears convalescence. Ayling of Post 112 G A R South Scituate inspected Houstoff Post 74 Rockland. Rumor of Knights of Labor assembly in East Bridgewater and Bridgewater. In Concord, Walker Hall, a colored man, jailed for alleged felonious assault on a white 10 year old girl. State Board of Agriculture to hold annual country meeting at Framingham December 1-3 with noted agricultural authorities. Texas and eastern donors contribute to Galveston fire sufferers. by last evening $76,513 subscribed, $45,442 paid in, $30,000 distributed among 483 applicants.
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Merrimac Valley Steamboat Company
Knights of Labor of
South Abington
Robert J. Cook
Philadelphia
C. A. Ayling
South Scituate
Houstoff
Rockland
Knights of Labor Assembly
East Bridgewater
Bridgewater
Concord
N. H
Walker Hall
Annie Philbrick
State Board of Agriculture
Framingham
Galveston
Texas
Boston Hosts English Court Tennis Stars and Pettitt Champion
In Boston a gathering of top court tennis exponents from England and America, led by Tom Pettitt, meets for three weeks of exhibition play. English professionals Saunders and Walker arrive with Pettitt to challenge local players as Saunders prepares to face Pettitt again.
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Boston
America
Newport R.I
England
Tom Pettitt
Hub
Dwight
Poost
Mr. Walker
Somerset Club
Saunders
Pettitt
Walker
Venome
Belgravia
London
Princess Lawn Tenns
Dan Morgan
William Helden
Love
Princess Court
Msister
Helden
Prince of Wales
Miust
George Lambert
Artur Lyttleton
Brighton
Edmund Tompkins
A. Lyttleton
Princess and Lords’ Courts
J. M. Heathcote
All
Baincourt
Rete Wnallow Saunders
Europe
Marylebone Cricket Club
Punch
Willialm Holden, Marker
Ted Johnson
Trestheote
Fiske Warren
Arthur Hunone Wellend R. Metcalf
Post
Ssanders
Ekogland
Shutting Her Love Adeline shoots in Chicago hotel
Adeline Duval a Chicago girl shot Edward Quevet a young French tailor at the National Hotel on Clark street this morning He had concealed his identity and registered as Leopold New York Quevet was wounded twice and subdued after a struggle by Duval witnesses called an officer and she was arrested for the shooting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGo
National
Clark Street
Edward Quevet
Adeline Duval
the National
Addie Smith
City
Quevet
Dartmouth Medical College graduates at Hanover ceremony
The Dartmouth Medical College graduation exercises were held with prayer by President Bartlett and an address by S W Roberts. C F McGahan received the valedictory, a Hippocratic oath was administered by C P Frost, and degrees were conferred. Candidates included D H Benjamin L J Dembitz C G Dewry George Everson Jr G H French W R Garland F McGahan B A Marston P R Manuel W F Mead W A Megrath H W Perkins L B R Qua F A Walker T G Waller among others. Music by the Dartmouth band accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J
H. C. Dembitz
Louisville
C. G. Dewry
Hanover
George Everson, Jr
Brooklyn
G. H. French
Canada
Plymouth, Co
F. McGahan
Charleston
S.C
B. A. Marston
Boston
P. R. Manuel
Natick, Mass
W. F. Mead
Fall River Nominating Tickets Honor Mayor by Acclamation
The Democratic ticket renominates Mayor Cummings by acclamation with P. S. Quirk Dr. W. A. Dolan C. B. Frank Edwin Leigh for school committee. The Republican ticket also renominates Mayor Green by acclamation with Leontine Lincoln Mrs Harriet J Healey Mrs Louise G Aldrich Benjamin Cook for school committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Democrats
Mayor Cummings
P.S. Quirk
W. A. Dolan
C. B. Frank
Edwin Leigh
William S. Green
Leontine Lincoln
Harriet J. Healey
Louise G. Aldrich
Benjamin Cook
Carriage Accident Report From Wallfleet Mass
Aprising from an excavation in Wallfleet Mass Richard Thompson of Truro was thrown from a carriage last July while driving through the town. The brief item notes an injury incident tied to an ongoing excavation but provides few details beyond the event and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallfleet
Mass
Richard Thompson
Truro
Twentieth-Fifth Year Pastor Honored at Shawmut Church
Last evening a large reception at Shawmut Congregational Church celebrated Rev. Dr. E. B. Webb completing 25 years as pastor. About 1000 guests, many prominent, mingled in informal fashion with his daughter Miss Bessie Webb present. A portrait and floral monogram marked the event. a Cadet Orchestra furnished music while clergy and old friends renewed acquaintances. No speeches were made as the gathering became a reunion honoring the pastor’s quarter century of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B
Webb
Shawmut
Tremont and
West Brookline
William F. Whittemore
Dr. Webb
Bessie Webb
Bach
Bishop
Alpheus Hardy
Ezra Farnsworth
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Henry D. Hyde
W. G. Benedict
A. L. Coolidge
George B. Hyde
Charles H. Allen
William H. Baldwin
S. G. Webber
C. B. Botsford
Arthur B. Clapp
R. R Meredith
George A. Gordon
W. B. Wright
Charles Hutchins
Andrew Cushing
Dr. McKenzie
Mr. Waterston
George W. Coburp
Joseph A. Jackson
F. KE. Bandy
James W. Brown
OH. Crump
Arthur W. Tufts
Key
Clark
Samuel Johnson
Judson Smith
J. M. W. Hall
Mr. Patrick
B. F. Hamilton
Jacob Sleeper
Furber
Mr. Holmes
D. P. Disley
Mr. Packard
Mr. Twombly
Edmund H. Gray
Victor J. Loring
John Albree
Edward Reeves
Old Boston School Boys Dine At Vendome Reunion
About 150 hale and hearty Boston school alumni from fifty years ago gathered at the Vendome for the sixth dinner of the Old School Boys association, now 250 members. Officers elected included President Thomas J. Allen and Vice President George O Carpenter, with William C. Lawrence as secretary treasurer. Retiring president J. M. S. Williams presided. Attendees included Mayor O'Brien and notable figures such as Curtis Guild and Franklin W. Smith. Williams read the necrology and a poem by Rev S F Smith. Mayor O'Brien spoke of Fort Hill school days and head monitor honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston School
Thomas J. Allen
George O. Carpenter
William C. Lawrence
James M. Burgess
William Noble
William H. Leatherpee
James D. Braman
Albert Betterley
John M. Clark
E. R. Jones
Joseph M. Shute
John Souths
J. M.S. Williams
O’brien
S. F. Smith
D. D
America
John Pratt
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
William Parkman
Franklin W. Smith
Curtis Guild
Martin L. Bradford
Stephen G. de Biois
W. H. Baldwin
Williams
Association
Charles W. Slack
John M. Wightman
Frank A. Hall
Aaron D. Capen
Henry K. Oliver
George K. Snow
William D. Coolidge
Mayor O’brien
Fort Hill
Mr. C. Guild
Dr. Smith
Frank Forbes
Costello Named Beverly Farms Postmaster
James J. Costello named post master at Beverly Farms replacing Day. Costello carried the Democratic town committee endorsement and filed his application recently. A gift exceeding $900 was presented to Rev. Martin O'Brien, formerly of Salem's Immaculate Conception Church, by former parishioners yesterday before his transfer to a Newton Upper Falls parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Costello
Beverly Farms
Day
Costello
Democratic Town Committee
Martin O’brien
Immaculate Conception Church
Salem
Newton Upper Falls
West Quincy Man Arrested for Assault on Milton Resident’s Wife
Dennis Ford of West Quincy was arrested yesterday and arraigned in District Court for assault on the wife of a Milton resident. Ford was previously convicted two years ago for ruining ladies clothing by throwing a filthy liquid on them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Ford
West Quincy
Milton
Post 63 to open season of camp fires at Park Hall
Post 63 G A will open the season of camp fires this evening at Park Hall Harrison Square Charlestown Post 11 will be special guests Officer Sweeney of Division III arrested James Carter cererent for assault and battery on Michael Desmond An illustrated lecture on Egypt was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A
Park Hall
Harrison Square
Charlestown
Sweeney
Division III
James Carter
Cererent
Michael Desmond
Egypt
Middlesex Court Fines Liquor Keeper and Prisons Prisoner
In Middlesex Superior Court before Judge Bacon, William Sugden of Lowell fined fifty cents and costs for liquor keeping. George Thompson alias David Parker of Winchester arraigned on three counts of larceny from building and sentenced to State prison for ten years from the end of his current sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Bacon
William Sugden
Lowell
George Thompson
David Parker
Winchester
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Childehen
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Niles & Carr
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Mest Eaton
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West
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William H. White
Womar’s Press Association
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Dartmouth
State St . Col
Devonshire
Wm, v. Autchi
A. Couthoduy
Chas. E. Cunninghan
Delaware
Mutual Safety Insurance CO
Thomas
Hand, Jr
Henry Sylburn
Antone
Kroxzess
Gsiso
Thompson
Fareiver
Ould School
Pinner
Hale
Dorchester
Manchester
A.shuman
Erport) Department
Washington ST
Summer St
Post 68
Patrick Harmon
Fisher Hill
George A. Wilson
Wilson
Godfrey Morse
Morse
Norfolk County
Water Board
Daniel
Daniel Moore
East Boston
W. Baker & CO
Dorshester
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