Thanksgiving kindness and remarkable Common plank walk
Workers at Whitten Burdett & Young thank their employers for turkey gifts and hope relations stay positive. A Winter to Spruce Common plank walk is praised as a notable Mosaic carpentry feat in New England, though imagined with boot heels and skulls. Mesars Barnes Dunklee of Hotel Brunswick host an elegant Thanksgiving dinner for many guests, praising the superb cuisine and satisfaction of attendees.
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Riflemen Visit Range Festivities On Thanksgiving Day
Large numbers of riflemen visited Walnut Hill ranges to continue turkey shoots and other matches. Winners included Osborn, Richmond, Guerrier, Nichols, Sargent, Richardson, Tyler and Henry amid light winds and good scores. The Medford Amateur Rifle Association marked its second Bellevue Range anniversary with gold coin and clock prizes. Raymond Sportsman's Club hosted trap and glass shoots at Bellevue Range as leaders presented an American flag amid solid scores. The day closed with church services at South Congregational Church led by Rev. E E Hale reflecting on harvest, abundance, and national food production.
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Work and vigilance in a republic face danger and diversity
A sermon argues that a republic must guard against despotism and political cliques with constant citizen vigilance for honest, diverse governance. It cites civic duty, warns of apathy, and urges split tickets and careful voting as a path to avoid rings in government.
Felonious Assault in South Boston
At about 7 pm Thursday Michael Shea of 70 Athens Street was attacked on Dorchester Avenue near the Old Colony Rail road crossing by a man described as about 28, five feet five, with dark whiskers. The Italian fled. Shea was taken home with several deep cuts to the face.
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Fisherman Angless McGilvray Dies After Brimmer Court Incident
Cape Ann fisherman Angless McGilvray died at Cit Hospital after being found insensible in Brimmer Court Tuesday evening. He remained unconscious from the incident until his death early Thursday at 3.45 A M.
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Robbery at Covington jeweler’s safe on Wednesday night
The safe of Mr. Ferlan, a Covington Kentucky jeweler, was robbed Wednesday night of watches and jewelry valued at three thousand dollars.
Adams Memoir Item on a 1825 Day of Thanksgiving
John Quincy Adams recounts a 1825 November exchange with Dr. Laurie of the Presbyterian Church. Laurie's proposed district day of thanksgiving and prayer faced unanimous opposition from the administration for reasons of novelty politics and perceived New England influence.
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Washington Star
John Quincy Adams
Laurie
Presbyterian Church
Death of Frederick W. Clapp A South Framingham Democrat
Frederick W. Clapp a prominent South Framingham citizen died November 27 of diphtheria. A longtime Democrat he served as secretary of the Democratic State Central Committee and narrowly missed election as state senator in 1877. In the Legislature he was known as an active worker. his wife was the daughter of Wm. G. Lewis of Framingham.
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Buried cave treasure yields fatal cave pursuit in West Virginia
Two men visited a West Virginia cave on November 3 and 13, leading to a death by bludgeon. A map in a pocket book indicated gold buried near a limestone crevice, with a four gallon kettle containing old coins found at the site. One man, identified as John L. Stone or Davis, was buried near the cave mouth.
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Yale and Princeton Fight Drawn Battle at Hoboken
The Yale and Princeton football clubs played to a scoreless draw at Hoboken on Thanksgiving Day in front of an immense crowd. Both teams remained unbeaten with no goals scored.
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Maine Sleds for Boston Reach Ten Thousand Annually
New England News reports Maine supplies Boston with nearly 10 000 sleds annually. Other items note May flowers at Bidgeford on November 16 and the Maine Industrial School for Girls board meeting in Hallowell on December 3.
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Concord News Briefs: Law Term Opens, Clergy Call, Print Works
The Supreme Court term begins in Concord next week. Rev J Kingsbury, formerly of Montague MA, accepts a one year call at Rye Congregational Church. Manchester Print Works close for about two weeks for style changes. Hon George G Fogg of Concord, recently paralyzed, is reported quite ill. Cr C Pearson, owner of the Concord People and Patriot, to start an evening daily next Monday.
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Vermont men bound over for selling diseased beef
Owen Grant and Oliver Rowe of Barton Landing were bound over for selling diseased beef. Eugene Baldwin of Stanstead, Quebec, was arrested at Derby Line for smuggling wool seized last summer. A middle aged man named Shumway of Readsboro died after a Sunday dispute with his wife, taking Paris green in a fatal dose.
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Various Local Tragedies and Community Notices
William Howland died of heart disease Monday while killing a pig. An eleven month old child of George Berry died last week from a scald injury. John K. Tarbox nominated for Mayor by Greenbackers with balanced tickets. Charles Stevens of Haverhill died after falling from a hay loft Thursday. Henry Goulden hosts a large family reunion with 35 descendants in Dover. A two year old child of Charles Houghtaling burned to death last Saturday. Dr. Park offers to settle with Great Barrington Savings Bank by deed of the bank building, with his children signing later. court proceedings to follow.
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Dover
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Yale Football Net Profit From Harvard Game
The Yale football men cleared 250 from their game with Harvard. A Hartford man, Martin Gaghan, fell from a building and crushed his skull Wednesday and is expected to die. Mrs. Charles Upton of Ansonia suffered fatal burns after a kerosene lamp exploded and toppled by her drunken husband. A satin fragment claimed from Washington’s birth robe was presented to Wallingford Masons by Charles D. Yale. Parallel road stockholders approve director actions to build the road and seek right of way through the state. Directors deny plans to sell out. William H. Merritt and Palmer Loper of Stonington face charges over an attempted arson at the local planing mill. Merritt confesses, Loper pleads not guilty. Loper had a New York arson sentence twice before, later pardoned.
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Steinway Trotting Colt Sold in Paris Ky for 13000
Steinway the famous three year old trotting colt was sold last evening in Paris Kentucky to Samuel Gamble of San Francisco for thirteen thousand dollars. Bred by Col R G Stoner near Paris Bourbon County Kentucky he is by Strathmore a son of Rysdyks Hambletonian out of a mare by Albion herself out of a Marshal Ney mare. As a two year old Steinway trotted and won a stake at Lexington with heats in 238 1 2 and 231 3 4 while Me mento the two year old filly won the first heat in 239 1 2. Last August Steinway won the three year old stakes at the Kentucky Agricultural and Mechanical Association Fair at Lexington with heats of 225 3 4 281 1 2 and 231 1 2 the best three heats ever trotted by a three year old. Mystery won the first heat and Jewett the second and third in 237 1 2 and 230.
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Legacy of Peter Goelet: grand estate to be dispersed
In the Flushing Journal dated November 25, commentary recalls the late Peter Goelet and his vast holdings. The piece nostalgically notes his wealth including pastures valued at over a million dollars per acre, a prized chicken yard, and a forge where a horseshoe was made. Upon his death the $20,000,000 estate passes to relatives who may dismantle the household gods, leaving the once familiar era to fade.
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Earl of Desart Sought Marriage With Mme Selina Dolaro
Rumor places the Earl of Desart aboard a steamer with matrimonial plans for soprano Mme Selina Dolaro. After her departure from America, critics weighed in on her return to England where she is favored. The Countess’s divorce and second marriage to a London light comedian Sugden are recalled as a recent scandal.
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Growth of Women Students at Universities
Cornel University now has fifty female students with thirteen freshmen among them. Michigan University reports 134 women students and its president notes nine years of coeducation have shown women can undertake any university work, graduate healthily, cause no admin trouble, and earn broad educational opportunities across the country and Europe.
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Notable Fragments of 19th Century News and Anecdotes
A collection notes New York society size under 2000, long-serving rail official George L. Perkins at 90, a scandalous fancy ball usher, Eureka Arkansas rapid growth and lead mining, crops in the South with record cotton and sugar, a wildcat encounter in Oregon, rising Chinese emigration and census trends, a Chicago labor agitator proposing a cooperative theatre, and a crippled cast suggestion for novelty.
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Spooky Apparition Seen Over Owingsville Field
Mrs. Goodpaster of Owingsville Kentucky reports a tall slender figure hovering about twenty feet above trees. The entity gestured without speech and rose into the sky after twenty five minutes, vanishing from sight. Her family corroborates the sighting and fears a premonition of her husband’s death.
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Grant banquet attendance noted by Chicago papers
From the Hartford Times Washington Letter it is reported that Boss Shepherd of the District Ring attended a large Grant banquet in Chicago on Grant’s special invitation. The note recalls Grant’s earlier pledge in Europe to sever ties with Belknap Babcock Tom Murphy and Boss Shepherd and to bar them from his circle.
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