Court House Plan Sparks Damages Debate at Conference
The Committee on the new Court House met Friday with Tudor and Adams Express representatives and Suffolk bar members to discuss taking city property for enlarging and remodeling. Damages to Adams Express were put at 250000, rents in the building cited, and objections raised over driveways, Court Square, and the overall cost versus benefit. The committee voted to again back the Pemberton Square site, with action due by December first.
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Tudor and Adams Express Company Estates
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Ropes
Sherman
L. ©. Kimball
Boston Museum
William G. Russell
Committee of the Bar
Province Court
Court Street
Nathan Morse
Young’s Hotel
Sherman House
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Russell
Wm. Gaston
The
Bar Association
Godfrey Morse
Central
Essily
Pemberton Square
Voyage of the Southern Seas at Boston Theatre Ends Week
The Boston Theatre closes its fourth week of Voyagers in Southern Seas with matinee and evening performances. A. D'Ennery’s drama features Capt. Grant, Lord Glenarvon, Paganel, Ayrton, and a cast of skilled designers. The production runs until further notice amid praise for scenery and performances.
Boston Concert and Theatre Roundup Highlights
The Liszt symphony and various operatic pieces drew strong crowds as the Philharmonic Orchestra impressed Boston audiences. Miss Gertrude Franklin received acclaim for Mozart and German songs, while the Globe Theatre featured Strakosch Hess performing Il Trovatore with a strong cast. Upcoming farewells include Lotta at Park Theatre and Faust at Tremont Temple, with other matinees and concerts noted at Museum, Sunday night, and Howard Atheneum venues.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
Fitile
Gertrude Franklin
Franklin
Globe Theatre
Strakosch and Hess Opera Company
Mile
Ostava Torrian
Leonora
Sara Parton
Azucena
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Inez
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Manrico
Mr. Carleton
Count di Luna
Mr. Graham
Ferrando
Mile. Tormani
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Auzeena
Carleton
Mme
Marie Roze
Perugius
Mr. Conly
Java
Byron
Dumas
B. J. Lang
Tremont Temple
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Julius Jordan
C. E. Hay
Lillian Bailey
Chickering Wartrooms
Boston Theatre
Kate Thayer
Curti
Henriette Maurer
J. P. Cerlis
Senors G
Howard Athenhum
Howard Atheneum
Harris
Gaiety Theatre
Charles H. Drew Comic Opera Company
Election of Delegates to the Republican Municipal Convention
Boston caucuses in every ward chose delegates for the upcoming Republican municipal convention. Details list ward chairs secretaries and delegate rosters with names such as Andrew Hall Samuel Crafts Liverus Hull WARD TEN Thomas Russell and many others. The gathering notes bolters at Ward Thirteen meeting and mentions support for Aldermen Caldwell and Slade. Also reports notes on candidates and upcoming dates in Chelsea and Shurtleff Hall for future caucuses and the mayoral nominating convention.
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Andrew Hall
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N. M. Jewett
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Dana B. Gove
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Clark Gerry
George F. Shepherd
Joseph H. Cotton
Lyman H. Bigelow
James L. Bateman
George Rogers
Caldwell
Slade
Ma.or
Ward Five
John H. Sherburne
James F. Powell
Clinton White
George D. Edmund
Eugene Sullivan
George B. Webster
Ward IX
W. N. Starrett
Fredo Moro
William N. Starrett
John N Rohan
William O. Brummell
ARD Seven
William H. H. Tuttle
George G. Perry
H. Burr Crandall
Wm. H H. Tuttle
James H. Freeman
Ward Eight
Samuel Elder
G. H. W. Bates
Samuel Cheever
Charles WV. Smith
James W. Pearce
G. H. W. Hates
James A. Liteifield
Ward Nix
Curtis Guild
G. WW. Pope
E. B. Townseed
Alpheus Hardy
Franklin Haven, Jr
Uough Cochrane
William B. Turner
Andrew &. Lattimore
C. O. Burrill
James Dennie
Wakbd
Hon
Thomas Russell
J. EB. Robertson
Henry H. Sprague
Francis Parker
James G. Freeman
Jacob A. Dresser
J. Milton Roberts
James C. Davis
Augustus Ruas
Alexander Wadsworth
Ward Eleven
Newton Talbot
John W. Leighton
Oscar B. Mowry
F. A. Pexbury
E. O. Shepard
A. H. Croeker
James White
B. Bopkins
Rodger Walcott
A. K. Tolman
George L. Huntress
William Frost
Kaward P. Wilbur
Francis Hayden
John A. Davies
George G. Crocker
Job A. Davis
Samuel Welsh
Ward
Dudley Pray
A.J. Thompson
Job T. Cole
Thomas F. Sherry
Broadway
E. M. Hatch
Lorenzo L. Allen
Ek. M. Hateh
Thomas Howard
L. Latten
Thomas
Hiram L. Fuller
Thomas Hull
Choate Burnham
Henry C. Mitchell
Thomas Gogin
Charles H. Cole
George F. Bond
Robert F. Means
Francis J. Baxter
Horace W. Stickney
George A. Wheeler
Frank F. Woods
George L. Love
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James B. Gardner
A. H. Nichols
J. Feit Osgood
B. ©. Tinkham
John F. Newton
S. M. Reed
Richard Holmes
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J. Scichworm
George R. Fowler
Arthur Young
William H. Goodwin
Charles F. Curtis
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Henry F. Coe
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Abraham O. Bigelow
C. Franklin Herrick
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W.€. Pope
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George J., Burt
St L.pierce
John P. May
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W. C. Pope
A. C. Clark
Laban Pratt
F. P. Moseley
Charles Nowell
Henry N. Sawyer
John Conness
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John P. Bartlett
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John D. Bartlett
Austin Bigelow
George B. Livermore
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Canvass Totals For Presidential Electors Reported
Executive Council canvass shows total votes 280000 with Republican electors leading by about 53245 over Democrats and roughly 46000 over all others. Prohibition under 700 votes, Greenback-Labor about 4400. Several town miscounts corrected, exposing misattribution of votes to Abbott Rowley Rankin Woodbury Breed Jewett Eastman Sanborn and other names.
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Cambridge
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Danvers
Dennis
Tirst
Hampden County
Edwin B. Rankin
Edward B. Rankin
Templeton
Charles
Woodbury
Fall River
Levi Woodbury
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Boston
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Lakeville
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Belchertown
Francis Jewett
Essex County
Henry K. Eastman
Bristol County
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Winthrop
James C. Sanborn
John C. Sanborn
Bolton
Francis M. W. Hall
James M. W. Hall
Ramingham
J. F. Everett
J.T. Everett
Petersham
Ewing
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Wm. B. C. Pearsons
Middlesex County
Wm. B. C. Pear
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Spencer
Samuel W. Bower
Samuel W. Bowerman
Commonwealth
Charles Whitin
Charles Whiting
Charles E. Whiting
Charles E. Whitin
Northboro
Charles E Whitin
Northbridge
Peter Buttler
Moody Merrell
Frances Jewett
Francis Jewitt
Louis Fora
Peter O’nel Lakin
The Yacht America and its turbulent 19th century saga
The America built by George Steers in 1849 is famed for queen’s cup wins in 1852 and a series of fast performances in Britain and America. Bought by Gen. Butler in 1875 the yacht later underwent extensive repairs at East Boston and remains a symbol of Yankee speed with a storied blockade running past and naval ties.
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Local church upgrades and town finances noted
The Lexington Baptist Church spent 2500 on stained glass carpets and seating. Framingham State Normal School closes ten days for Thanksgiving. Dedham High plans Thanksgiving Eve reunion with Erastus Worthington to speak. Essex County taxes range 0.1 to 0.2 per dollar. Gloucester highest at 220 per 100. Thomas Flagg of Wilmington reports 1800 bounty and buys Hancock farm. Malden court fines 200 for unlawful slaughterhouse. Walker pays 100 to Grand Army Fair. Chelsea barn fire losses 500 and bank residence insured 100. Knights of Honor donates 2000 to Baxter estate, possibly to his mother. Cambridge burglary nets 15 cash plus 20 in goods. additional damage 60. Gordon shooting inquest hints at possible third-party involvement.
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Framingham
Dedham High School
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Erastus Worthington
Chant
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Gloucester
Thomas Flagg
Wilmington
Hancock Farm
Malden
John Gould
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George W. Walker
Chelsea
Patrick Kiernan
Second
Spruce Streets
Chelsea Savings Bank
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Knights of Honor
Henry D. Baxter
Hyannis
William L. Howard
Banks Street
Cambridge
Gordon
Quincy
Death of Frank W. Miller ex May or of Portsmouth N H
Ex mayor Frank W. Miller of Portsmouth N H died at home on November 19 at age 51. A founder and longtime editor of the Portsmouth Daily Chronicle and Miller's Weekly a temperance organ, he also worked with the Boston Globe Boston Transcript Portsmouth Journal and other papers. He held multiple public roles including Mayor in 1878 74 Prohibition candidate Commissary General State Representative and county official and helped found Portsmouths public park.
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Mock Priest: Noted Jailbird's Evolving Identities
The Chicago Inter Ocean reports a long career of a man who escaped Missouri penitentiary and used many priestly disguises across North America and Europe. Known aliases included Adrian Garter and Rev. Father Stanislaus, with extensive travel and fluent languages. A $50 reward is offered by Missouri authorities for his capture.
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Memphis
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Principles for success from Rev Collyer at Packard College
The Rev Dr Collyer urged graduates to rely on hard work and sheer grit. He traced his life from farm labor to preaching, stressing honest industry, digging down to hard pan for foundation, and following aphorisms about honest work, self reliance, and frugal living. He urged maintaining old values, practical labor, and character over pretensions.
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Letter on Irish fishers at Saco Falls and Indian relations
Biddeford June 8 1727 a town officer Samuel Jordan reports Irish fishers using nets at Saco Falls hindering fish passage to fresh ponds. He warns government action is needed to protect provincial welfare and Indian concerns, notes Jordan’s later role as interpreter and confidant to local Indigenous leaders.
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Saco Falls
Samil. Jordan
Samuel Jordan
Robert Jordan
Canada
Spurwink
Fishermen Lose Money After Shopping in Gloucester
Two Gloucester fishermen entered a clothing store with 65 dollars each. One bought a suit. the other delayed. The next day the latter returned, his companion urging him to trade earlier. The man then learned he had only 33 cents left after a night drinking at local establishments, losing roughly 6467 dollars, a cautionary tale about spending money and its consequences.
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A Noble Man: Charles P. Thompson’s Near Victory
In Peabody Reporter coverage, Hon. Chas P. Thompson for Governor secures 614 votes in this town, one less than Hancock. He is described as charming, sociable, witty, well read, and morally upright. Advocated as a Democrat of principle and steadfast conviction, a safe choice for Massachusetts if elected.
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Remarkable case of rheumatic cure promotes hope
A father swears that his 25 year old son, sick with rheumatism for five years and nearly blind, improved after using J. A. Melvin's Rheumatic Cure. After ten weeks the son walked without aid, regained appetite, gained seven pounds, and could travel to New Hampshire. The affidavit is sworn by Justice of the Peace William H. Miller.
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North Market Street
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Waterville to Launch Sentinel Newspaper in December
Waterville will issue the Water ville Sentinel its first number on December 1, published by Leger and Robinson. Smallpox in Gardiner is under control with no new cases and fading public alarm. Mary T Erskins of China has endowed $1,500 in trust for a free town high school, the town accepts. In Biddeford, James D Akerly and Frank Cleaves stole a yacht owned by John M Akerly while intoxicated and were arrested. yacht valued at $1,200. James McNab, 35, was found dead while handspiking logs near St Francis. likely accident. Log drivers report twenty million feet of Kennebec logs stranded due to low water, signaling a potential larger winter lumber cut. Mrs Staples, wife of Rockland County Attorney Staples, drowned near Washington Mills. suspected suicide though squall may have contributed.
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Biddeford
John M. Akerly
Portland
James McNab
Kennebec
Staples
Rockland
Washington Mills
Portsmouth Marine Report and Local News Roundup
The port of Portsmouth reports 1175 vessels, 140000 tons, and 1228 seamen for the year ending Nov 1. Mary Laighton of Portsmouth, 95, widow of ex mayor, is funeralized. Isaac N. Blodgett of Franklin named to Supreme Court bench vacancy. Republican electors declared elected and will vote for President on Nov 30. Two suspects seized money from George W. Fullerton. names and descriptions suggest other wanted parties. Bayside road hearing before Rockingham County Commissioners ends. to report to January Exeter term. Witnesses examined. A L Melljows for petitioners. C H Smith and I T Dodge for respondents.
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Vermont Engineer Survives Nitro Explosive Blast
B M Wood, night engineer at the Fainhaven water works tunnel, dropped a box of 200 nitroglycerin cartridges. Four exploded, hurling him fifty two feet, but he escaped with a minor leg flesh wound and the loss of all clothing.
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Essex county penal and insane costs drop in 1880 year
The Essex county budget shows penal and insane institution costs for the year ending Oct 1 1880 at 41419 32, down from 44736 48 in 1879 a saving of 3410 93.
Ruth O'Brien Sues Derby Railroad Over Husband's Death
Ruth O'Brien sues the Derby Railroad for $5000 claiming its line killed her husband years ago. A Southington joint stock firm forms to manufacture silver plated goods with $100,000 capital. Edward H. Leonard, ex cashier of the Uneas National Bank of Norwich, faces U S Commissioner on $35,000 embezzlement charge. examination waived, $15,000 bond set for Hartford term in December.
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St Louis refinery burned. 150 men lose jobs
The St Louis refinery and smelting works near Cheltenham was destroyed by fire at 3 am. Loss estimated at 60 000 to 75 000 dollars with 48 700 dollars insured. Night engineer John Williams burned while trying to save his clothes. About 150 workers are thrown out of employment. Additional fires reported in Truckee Camden Warren South Royalton Waco Philadelphia Pottsville with varied losses.
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Two Sharpers Of Kline Name Forged Checks In Arkansas
Two men using the names B. and Henry Kline forged checks on Kline and Miller fur and hide dealers of Chicago. They obtained 700 dollars from Parker and Worthen bankers in Little Rock and 300 from the German bank. An attempted transaction with Merchants Bank was halted by suspicion until Chicago telegram disclosures. B. Kline alias Jake Locke was captured and 400 dollars reclaimed. Henry Kline is Jake Nathans, who fled to Memphis as officers pursue.
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Hamilton statue unveiled in Central Park ceremony
New York reports the bronze Alexander Hamilton statue to be unveiled in Central Park tomorrow afternoon with John C. Hamilton delivering the presentation speech who funded the work. Mayor Coover will accept the gift for the city as Secr etary Evarts ex Gov Bullock and others speak. The Society of the Cincinnati will attend and Gen. Grant along with Vice President elect Arthur have accepted invitations to attend from the Frelinghuysen Engineer Corps of Newark.
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Vanderbilt schemes stir rumors on rival lines in Chicago
In Chicago a Times report suggests Vanderbilt aims to shape the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern system to create a Canada Southern pool. Possible moves include abandoning the Detroit branch and pursuing control of the Michigan Central, with implications for competing routes to New York.
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Notable Theatre and Clergy Salaries Spark Debate
The New York Tribune surveys high pay in ministry and stage. Beecher earns 20,000. Edwin Booth 100,000 a year. Sothern over 150,000 as Lord Dundreary. Owers 90,000 for 30 weeks. Talmage 12,000. Joe Jefferson 120,000 for 40 weeks. Davenport 1,000 nightly. many clergymen cited at 8,000 to 15,000 yearly. Boucicault 3,000 a week. Storrs 10,600. others at 10,000.
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Apple market signals strong demand for U S fruit
A private letter from Liverpool to D F Littlefield of the Saco apple factory notes excellent demand for apples amid huge arrivals and steady prices. It states American fruit, along with Canadian supply, is favored over English, French, and German varieties, forecasting a large future demand despite crop sizes overseas.
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Indiana Governor Williams Ill With Serious Condition
Indianapolis report states Governor Williams has been gravely ill for several days and worsened today. Physicians and friends express serious apprehension due to his advanced age and extreme weakness.
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Balloon ascensions announced for Oak Hall today
Notice directs boys to read in another column for full particulars of balloon ascensions at 12 30 P M today at Oak Hall and the routes likely to be passed over given wind directions.
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