Atlas Overdue Five Days at Port Amid Quiet Unease
The Cunard steamer Atlas is five days late at this port causing unease though her arrival would be welcomed. Col G M Atwood, auctioneer, sold a southeast corner D and Ninth streets estate a three story wooden house for 1610 to Annie Dever. The Commercial Manufacturing Co of New York sues Hewins Cochran here for oleomargarine patent infringement seeking 50000 in damages.
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Atlas
Col
G. M. Atwood
D and
Ninth Streets
Annie Dever
The
Commercial Manufacturing Company of
New York
Hewins &Cochran
After Dinner Speeches
A reflective piece praising nostalgia and loyalty to a bygone home. The speaker hopes listeners remain true to past bonds, faith, and virtue as they move forward through life’s trials, seeking strength and lasting harmony in an eternal home with loved ones.
Thanksgiving Dinner for Association Members
A Thanksgiving gathering for association members drew 130 young men from 15 states and several Canadian and other countries. The event featured a feast supplied by prominent Boston hotels, readings by speakers, and a poem, with remarks on family ties and letters from notable figures. The program included theatrical reviews in Boston venues and a lecture by Archibald Forbes, reflecting a broad cultural slate.
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Association
George A. Mme
Parker House
Hotel Brunswick
Young’s Hotel
Crawford House
Brigham’s Restaurant
Tufts
M. R. Deming
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
England
Scotland
Ireland
Germany
St. Helena
A. H. Rice
J. L. Withrow
Marblehead Battalion advances in drills for Memorial Day 1881
Marblehead High School Battalion under Maj John W Richardson and drill master William H Green earns praise for discipline and instruction. Public debut expected Memorial Day 1881 escorting John Goodwin Jr Post 82 G A R. Also notes diphtheria deaths, pneumonia illnesses, temperance meetings at Lyceum Hall, Neptune Club anniversary dinner December 1, Story Grammar School new building ready spring. Suburban notes include Dowling death from tannery accident, Land League meeting December 2, Morse School marriage, Mrs Pray burns death, and Brackett Curran arrest for shoe swindling involving 960 pairs falsely stated.
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Marblehead High School
John W. Richardson
William H. Green
Marblehead Sutton Light Infantry
John Goodwin, Jr
G. A. R. Nores
Lyceum Hall
Charles H. Litchman
Marblehead Glee Club
Neptune Club
James Dowling
Uardy’s
Peabody
Branch Land League of
Somerville
Thomas Riley
Boston
J. J. Kelley
Cambridge
C. C. Hawkins
Morse School
Anna H. Townsend
James F. Curran
Rockaway Street
Lynn
L. & C. Wise
New York
Brackett
Death by own action at Washington street saloon
A man about 35 entered Rouillard’s saloon at 1039 Washington street about 7:30 AM on Thursday, drew a pistol, and killed himself. Officer Mitchell took him to City Hospital where he died. Papers identify him as Edward W. Wellington of Worcester. Medical Examiner Draper ordered the body to the Morgue.
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Draper
Miscellany of odd facts and public notices
A collage of brief items notes Libby prison bricks listed at 31 apieee, the War Cry paper from England, US postal workforce, a road sign near Montreal about honey for coffins, Dickens on Robinson Crusoe, a Kansas woman’s marriages and fates, a 12 year old Unionville boy with a gun, Roman letters in Germany, Thaddeus Stevens estate, Victor Huge sighting, Indiana Governor-elect Porter, Chicago crime surge and reform call, Patty in Berlin, Mile. Jeanne Lamary marriage, Parisian wedding crowds, Kate Field on English vs American newspapers, a Paducah man’s thief goat, and a Frederick JP shooting over deed fees.
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England
Postal Service
United States
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Can
Charles Dickens
Robinson Crusoe
Kansas
Chris Taylor
Unionville
Cologne Gazette
Germany
Thaddeus Stevens
Victor Huge
Porter
Indiana
Chicago
New York
William
Adelina Patti
Berlin
Mile
Jeanne Lamary
Theatre Francais
Paris
Kate Field
London Times
Delia Quinn dies from clothes catching fire in Portland visit
In Winterport, eight year old Delia Quinn was fatally burned when her clothes caught fire on Wednesday afternoon. Also, Governor nominates H O Stanley as Fish Commissioner to replace Everett Smith. Colby fall term ends. winter session starts December 1. President Robbins to be wintering away for health.
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Portland
Winterport
H. O. Stanley
Everett Smith
Colby
Robbins
S. K. Smith
D. D
J. W. Smith
Andover
Mass
Biddeford Pool
Daniel Downey
Winslow
Bates
Faucette
Fossett
Guilford
Dover
Hale’s woods sold in Barrington after long family ownership
Hale’s woods in Barrington, belonging to the Hale family for over 125 years, were recently sold for $5,000. Diphtheria runs high in Portsmouth and nearby towns with ten cases on one street in under two weeks. Ellie State Board of Agriculture schedules meetings at Candia on Nov 20, Sandown on Dec 1, and Newington on Dec 2, with Governor elect Bell expected to attend. Lumber preparations are expanding in the northern part of the state and will begin once sufficient snow falls.
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Barrington
Portsmouth
Ellie State Board of Agriculture
Candia
Sandown
Newington
Bell
Vermont Faces Drought and Rain Shortage Ahead
Vermont struggles with low streams and dry wells as winter nears. The Poultney National Bank creditors receive a 15 percent dividend. A man believed to be Hatch of Norwich found frozen to death in a Tunbridge barn. Fairhaven water works near completion. Boston train to Burlington narrowly escapes over a burning cattle guard. Butter prices at St. Albans show varied rates. Legislature expenses near 40,000 with key business pending. Burlington Free Press criticizes House closing as discreditable. Rutland report: old Fairbanks lever employee now with Howe Scale. St. Johnsbury visitor notes a man’s comment about attending church and voting Democratic.
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Norwich
Tunbridge
Fairhaven
Boston
Burlington
St. Albans
Burlington Free Press
Rutland
Montpelier Argus
Fairbanks Lecure Company
Howe Scale Company
St. Johnsbury
Episcopal Church
Freight Conductor Dies After Fall at Cranston
Daniel Seoville, a freight conductor on the New York and New England Railroad, fell between two cars at Cranston Thursday and died after being brought to the central station. He is believed from Willimantic. The Cape Cod Canal project faces possible failure for now as engineers say no insurmountable obstacles exist but question the cost and feasibility of a $10,000,000 expenditure.
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Devine
Mr. Newell
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Illinois
New England
Solid South
South
McCormick
United States
Dusiad
Telegraph
Franklin
Thompson
New York
Daniel Seoville
New York and New England Railroad
Cranston
Central Station
Willimantic
Cape Cod
Providence water works completion marked by collation and speeches
Fast Providence marked the water works completion with a Tuesday collation for guests, speeches, and a torchlight procession in the evening. Gov. Littlefield, Mayor Doyle and others took part in the speaking sessions that followed. John Kelly, 2d, surrendered to Newport police Thursday evening claiming desertion from Company C, Third United States Regiment, from Fort Riley, Kansas, in 1867, and was turned over to Fort Adams authorities.
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Providence
Nine per cent Yale graduates become ministers
Diphtheria robs Plainville children with seven deaths and many seriously ill. Hartford resident Joseph Osborne survived a sixty foot elevator fall, severely if not fatally hurt. Huntington selectmen refuse licenses after a narrow vote, liquor dealers plan court challenge. Langshaw of East Lyme re-arrested, confesses to robbery of passengers from the Narra gansett with Daniel Loomis as accomplice. A Preston man wed in Ledyard by crossing boundary to legally marry. Rev. John Marsland’s disappearance sparks hunting by Penrose and outside detectives. Central Village church life disrupted as a clergyman’s fate unsettled. Leonard Stone severely injured in Laithfield. foul play suspected after a bank withdrawal.
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Hartford
Huntington
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East Lyme
Narragansett
Daniel Loomis
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Ledyard
Woos
John J. Penrose
Windham
John Marsland
Central Village
New York
Boston
Leonard Stone
Laitchfield
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