Bangor General Plans Fire Ladders to Europe
Gen J G Smith of Bangor is building 38 extension fire ladders for shipment to Europe. Fairfield plans to rebuild 225000 worth of buildings burned last week, by Christmas. Stephen Stanford, 56, fell at his Portland boarding house Sunday and broke his neck. K T Hamer of Bar Harbor arrived in Bangor Monday with daughter who recently eloped with Louis Conners. George Jaques of Portland drowned in Presumpscot River while sailing. he was 34 and leaves a widow. Bath reports few police positions. Policeman Lawrence’s fate makes applicants timid. James McCuen and Victor Seymour of Biddeford found guilty in Alfred Supreme Court of highway robbery and assault on James McKenzie. Belfast Progressive Age praised for enlarging columns and improvements. Snow covered Moosehead Lake area on Sunday. Greenville ground three inches deep. Talk Portland notes a runner for a Boston liquor house sold 12000 in liquor between Biddeford and Bangor. A Portland wholesaler paid 4800 for beer last month. William H Kennedy, 18, son of Alex Kennedy of Strong, disappeared last Thursday. search ongoing. Mrs Amanda Boynton of Pashaw pond Glenburn says she was attacked by a highwayman, but the robber was driven off.
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J. 8
Smith
Bangor
Europe
Fairfield
Stephen
Stanford
Portland
K. T. Hamer
Bar Harbor
Minneapolis
Louis Conners
George Jaques
Presumpscot River
New England
Piscataquis County
Greenville
Ncres
Moosehead Lake
Talk
Boston
Biddeford
William H. Kennedy
Alex Kennedy
Strong
Amanda Boynton
Pashaw Pond
Glenburn
Multiple NH incidents reported from Colebrook to Manchester
News items note E. D. Hutchinson of Colebrook drowning in Mawhawk River on Friday night. Burglars robbed the Wilson house at Farmington Sunday morning, seizing $450 to $500 in valuables. Manchester mills reopened after heavy rains, and a Portsmouth man earns the title meanest for recycling old envelopes. A Lyme child died from a swallowed apple. a Hooksett hunter found stolen post office mail pouch keys and stamps. Sept. 4 trustees named for the state normal school in Concord. A Amherst thunderstorm struck Henry Wheeler’s home killing his wife and injuring the structure. lightning also damaged Wheeler store and the Amherst court house and Nashua tree on Amherst street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Hutchinson
Colebrook
Mawhawk
Wilson
Farmington
Manchester
Portsmouth
Walter
P. Gilbert
Lyme
Harvey Clement
Hooksett
Concord
State Normal School
George B. Spaulding
D. D
Charles A. Jewell
Plymouth
Daniel C. Roberts
E. A. Buck
James W. Patterson
Hanover
James Patterson
Henry 8. Wheeler
Amherst
Vermont Briefs: Deaths and Legal Moves Across Counties
Mrs. Theodore Goodwin freed after arrest for infant death. Derby quarry accident kills an English worker. another injured. Dr G W Brown dies at Bennington from chloral overdose aged 44. Charles Webster commits suicide after love dispute cited as cause. Insolvency court pursues Lawrence Brainerd for contempt. habeas corpus invoked. hearing set for Wednesday before Judge Royce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Goodwin
Derby
G. W. Brown
Connecticut
Bennington
Charles Webster
D. H. Morse
West Randolion
Bailey
St. Albans
Lawrence Brainerd
Brainerd
Royce
Multiple Massachusetts incidents and policy actions
In Massachusetts details of a burglary at Lee post office with $1 stolen, a 10 year old boy Willie Fox dying after a 20 foot fall in North Adams, a six month milk price fix at 4 cents per quart by Lowell Milk Producers for dealers, Timothy Lyons held in $2000 for breaking and entering in Framingham, Worcester city council approving higher mayoral salary and sending an engineer to Europe, Wolfred Girard fatally shot in Holden in an incident claimed accidental involving Charles Toushon, whose pistol discharged when driving past shied horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Willie Fox
North Adams
Lowell Milk Producers’ Association
Framingham District Court
Timothy Lyons
George Fowler
Worcester
Europe
Wolfred Girard
Holden
Charles Toushon
Toushon
Girard
Pawtucket votes to reject charter for second time
In Pawtucket Rhode Island the town voted on Monday to reject a city charter by a 490 majority. In Providence a court action saw Daniel Fish sue Ezekiel F. Mowry for 20000 damages over alleged alienation of his wife's affections. the jury ruled for the defendant after two hours. The Sprague case involved G P Pomroy assignee seeking books and papers of the Quidnick company. the application for possession was dismissed and an order returnable in a week was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
Court of Common Pleas
Daniel Fish
Ezekiel F. Mowry
East Boston
Sprague
Supreme Court
Providence
G. P. Pomroy
Hkman Randolph
J. Cooke Longstreet
Quidnick Company
Secret Marriage Ends in Abuse and Court Bond for Culver
About a year after Elmer F. Culver of New Haven secretly married Miss Irwin of Baltimore, allegations emerged of systematic abuse. In court on Saturday, Culver received heavy bonds to ensure proper treatment. The Rose Ambler coroner’s jury ruled she died by being choked, naming William Lewis as a suspect based on past relation and testimony, though Lewis has not been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer F. Culver
New Haven
Miss Irwin
Baltimore
Culver
Rose Ambler
William Lewis
Accident on railroad near Naples kills five
A railroad accident near Naples on Monday left five people dead and 40 injured as a train derailed from the track. Despatches report embassy resignations and troop movements abroad, plus a wage strike by fifteen thousand steel and iron workers in Glamorganshire and Monmouthshire.
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Naples
Paris
Madrid
Duc de Fernan-Nunez
France
Hong Kong
Canton
Haiphong
Bichat
Badens
Tonquin
Bac Nimh
Hanoi
Glamorganshire
Wales
Monmouthshire
England
Booth
Charles Worth
Salvation Army
Geneva
Halifax Transfer Brings Domination Change In Rail Road
The eastern extension railway from the Halifax and the Breton Coal company was transferred to the Nova Scotia government today for 638000 dollars, bringing total receipts to 1138600 dollars for the owners. The Picton branch transfer could not be completed today pending agreement with the dominion government.
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Halifax, N
Eastern Extension
Halifax and
C the Breton Coal Company
Nova Scotia
Dominion Government
Picton
Washington Despatch on Pension Lists and Publicity Plan
Reformers' hope to publicize pension lists faces limits as the Senate printers only 1,800 copies per bill. Parts of the lists will take five octavo volumes. city lists reach 10,000 to 20,000 names. Congress could authorize county-by-county postings, posting at post offices to reach readers. Additional items include a Chicago livestock convention and postal rulings on newspaper charges.
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Boston Post
Washington
Senate
Congress
Lering
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
United States
Illinois State Board of Agriculture
Veteran and Pro Races Shape Pittsburg Regatta Outcome
In Pittsburg the veteran race saw Faulkner lead from start to finish, defeating Siebert, Taylor, and Coulter by three lengths with a 22 46 time. The final professional race featured Teemer overtaking Hamm to win by four lengths in 20 11 after Hosmer’s boat sprang a leak at the buoy.
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Pittsburg
Faulkner
Siebert
Taylor
Coulter
Conley
Ross
Teemer
Hosmer
Hamm
First Test Under New Cigar Law Reported in Tenement
David A. Paul of 375 East Eighth street was arrested in New York today for manufacturing cigars in a tenement, held for trial. It is the law’s first test case as higher courts take up the matter. Also noted are a stamp rush, Colman Brothers’ insolvency, actress Marie Wilkins’ Greenwood burial, and protests by newsdealers over Herald sales.
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New York
David A. Paul
East Eighth Street
General Post Office
Colman Brothers
San Francisco
Marie Wilkins
Greenwood
Houghton
Cooper Institute
Directors to be elected for two railroads in Louisville
In Louisville on Wednesday voters will elect directors for the Louisville and Nashville and the Great Southern Railroads. President Baldwin said Jay Gould and Russell Sage would join the boards.
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Louisville
Louisville and Nashville
Great Southern Railroad Companies
Baldwin
Jay Gould
Russell Sage
Important Decision on Church Liability in Purcell Case
In Hamilton County District Court Judge Johnston presiding the case of J B Mannix asignee against J B Purcell et al the court ruled churches held in archbishop Purcell’s name were trustee properties for congregations and not subject to debts, while cathedral and major churches owed advances. Cemeteries were not public property. most holdings were trusts with specific exceptions for creditors. Judge Johnston dissented on master inquiry and cemetery public dedication.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County District Court
Johnston, Smith and Moore
J. B. Mannix
J. B. Purcell
Purcell
Cumminsville
St. Mary’s Seminary
Johnston
Ohio crop report shows statewide trends from township data
The October crop report from the Ohio state board of agriculture compiles results from about 600 township correspondents across the state. It details yields and conditions by region, highlighting early signs in major grains and other crops for the harvest season.
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ColumBus
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Corres
Madrid Citizens Rage Over Insults to King Alfonso
A Madrid despatch reports mobs parading the streets insulting Frenchmen and threatening the French embassy after Paris insults to King Alfonso. The Iberia says the demonstration will shame France if it does not fully satisfy. The queen and family returned from La Granja to cheers and orderly scenes.
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Madrid
Loxpon
Alfonso
Paris
Bismarck
Iberia
France
Democratic Victory in New London Secures City Majority
New London Conn October 1 Democrats win all but a city clerk one councilman and one assessor securing a city government majority of one. The school board leans Democratic and the city has been Democratic for nine consecutive years. Republican gains noted with many towns reporting Republican majorities in Hartford regions and a list of towns electing Republican or Democratic officers across the state.
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New London
New Lonpon
Conn
Hartford
Connecticut
Usuel
New Britain
Norwich
Meriden
Berlin
Suffield
Enfield
Wethersfield
Southington
Newington
Rocky Hill
West Hartford
Windsor
Farmington
Keene Manchester
Andover
Derby
Guilford
North Canaan
Prospect
Hamden
North Haven
Killingly
Watham
Pomfret
Eastford
East Haddon
Woodstock
Middlebury
East Hartford
Plainfield
Preston
Naugatuck
Milford
East Haven
Southbury
Post Office Burglary Suspect Arrested in Conn Robberies
Patrick Ryan was arrested by special agents on a charge of breaking into the New Milford post office where stamps and other department property worth 490 dollars were stolen. Earlier raids in Massachusetts and Connecticut involved over 30 post offices and multiple burglars, with Dic Hadley and Frank Howard in custody and Ryan linked to the group. Authorities expect further arrests as more evidence connects additional parties, with a likely gang member turning state's evidence.
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New York
Patrick Ryan
Special Post Office
New Milford
Conn
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Dic Hadley
Bridgeport
Frank Howard
Ryan
Post Office
State
Sharon scandal fears full legal punishment urged
Senator Sharon denounces adultery charges brought by Aggie Hill as a plot by a characterless woman and unscrupulous man to extort money. Reported that Gov. Richards of Wisconsin, at the senator’s daughter's wedding, may testify Sharon admitted a secret marriage to Miss Hill.
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San Francisco
Sharon
Aggie Hill
Gov. Richards
Wisconsin
Sir Thomas Hesketh
Mr. Sharon
Miss Hill
Trains Collide on West Shore. two Killed in Utica Area
A West Shore railroad collision between St Johnsville and Fort Plain at 1 P M killed two engineers and passengers. Utica engineer Michael Lyons died instantly, James Whitlock of Ephratah also perished. Mr Cool of Ephratah suffered a fractured skull and likely death. about 20 locals were lightly injured.
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Utica
N. Y
West Shore Railroad
St. Johnsville
Fort Plain
Michael Lyons
James Whitlock
Ephratah
Cool
Punishing Cadets At Annapolis For Hazing
Naval Cadet Tennant is punished seven days solitary confinement for annoying a fourth classman and dispensing with a proper martial. Three third classmen charged with hazing face similar penalties as fourth classmen. No court martial will be held.
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Annapolis
Tennant
Parish Catholics seize church doors arrest follows stand
Thirteen members of the Parish Catholic congregation in Nanticoke blocked church doors on Sunday and were arrested. Father Gramlewicz had been before the bishop over his accounts. A council examined him and found the accounts correct, exonerating him from charges.
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Wilkesbarre
Nanticoke
Gramlewicz
The Millionaire Culprit
Frank R. Sherwin, a New Mexico cattle ranch owner, appeared in Chicago. A habeas corpus petition seeking his release was denied by Judge Barnum. He was remanded to the off shore for return to Newark under a governor’s requisition from New York.
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Chicago
Frank R. Sherwin
New Mexico
New York
Haven faces indictments in Rutland stock overissuing
Special Despatch to the Boston Post from Rutland Vermont dated October 1 reports the grand jury returned two more indictments against J. M. Haven for over issuing Rutland railroad stock in his role as treasurer. It did not indict him for embezzlement as evidence remains unclear on the guilt.
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Rutland, Vt
J. M. Haven
Rutland Railroad
Keidel Treasurer Dies After Arrest Over Missing Funds
Augustus K. Keidel, treasurer of a Philadelphia building association, died Saturday. He had been arrested for stealing $16,000 from the fund. authorities believe he took arsenic in a personal crisis, possibly tied to stock speculations and loss of the money.
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Philadelphia
Augustus K. Keidel
Portland and Ogdensburg meet City Government session
At the regular meeting of Portland city government Judge Nathan Cleaves and Attorney General H. B. are noted as present. The session covers municipal matters and announcements from local officials as the agenda proceeds. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Portland
Nathan Cleaves
H. B
Portland and Campus railroad purchase negotiation urged
Cleaves submitted a communication to both branches representing responsible parties who seek to buy the city’s interests in the Portland and Campus railroad. A definite proposition will be made later. Negotiations should keep management under Portland citizens and run the road for the city’s best interests as an independent line with equal facilities and uniform rates to connecting lines.
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Cleaves
Portland and Campus Railroad
Portland
Fire damage and brief telegraph fire reports across cities
In Boston area the Patch residence on Elm street Quincy Point burned Sunday night from a lamp, loss 1200 insured 800. A lodging house fire on Milner place Monday 4 30 pm caused by kerosene stove drop, damage 15. A chimney fire at No 2 Anderson place extinguished by hose 8 at 4 50 pm Monday with no damage. Telegraph briefs report fires in St Johns church Trenton and several other cities including Newport Christiana Tombcut and New York with losses ranging from 300 to 40 000 and no insurance on some properties.
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Boston
Cyrus Patch
Elm Street
Quincy Point
Milner Place
Anderson Place
Trenton
N. J
St. John’s Catholic Church
Providence
R. I
George H. Norman
Newport
Holm
Lancaster
Christiana Machine Company
Christiana
Tombcut
Col
Eastman & Short Mining Company
New York
Colenbe & Vanpels
West Thirty-sixt Street
St. Joan
N. B
Anagance
Minor Punch Up Over Closing Hours at Baltimore Boot Firm
Two junior members of a large Baltimore boot and shoe house fought over closing time Wednesday evening. The clash, described as sport by onlookers, ended with J Mullins knocked out in a few rounds. He would not have pleased observers even if a writ had been served showing why he did not look as well as the day before.
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Baltimore Advertiser
Baltimore
J. Mullins
Springfield mill braces creditors for settlement
P. E. Wall, Hampden based Glen Woollen company principal, informs creditors of his inability to meet demands and invites a Springfield meeting on Wednesday to present a statement and arrange a settlement. The four year old firm, making cassimeres and overcoatings, blames poor sales and the wool market slump for failure. Liabilities about 65000 dollars. top creditors include H. Moses A. M. Howland and Wright Vorster Co of Boston with around 7000 dollars each.
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Springfield
Mass
P. E. Wall
Glen Woollen Company
Hampden
H. ©. Moses
A.M. Howland
Wright, Vorster & Co
Boston
Island Park fall meeting opens with two $1,000 dashes
At Albany on October 1, Island Park hosted a two race program. In the 2:34 class purse of 1000 dollars Pilot Knox won with Ossian Pet second and George R. third. Times listed as 2:29 14, 2:28l, 2:2744, 2:97 19. The 2:20 class also for 1000 dollars went to George V. with Sleepy Joe second, Maxey Cobb third, Zoe B. fourth and Phil Thompson fifth. Times noted as 2:23, 2:9134, 2:23, 2:93%."
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Albany
N. Y
Island Park
Pilot Knox
Ossian Pet
George R
George V
Sleepy Joe
Maxey Cobb
Zoe B
Phil Thompson
Brewers and Liquor Board Advises Grain Hold Amid Prohibition Vote
Cincinnati executives of the Brewers and Liquor Dealers association urge brewers and distillers to halt grain purchases until election results are known due to the threatening prohibition amendment.
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Cincinnati, O
The
Brewers and Liquor Dealers’ Association of Ohio
Boston German Rifle Club Wins 25 Dollar Medal
Members of the Boston German Rifle association visited their range at Clarendon hills Hyde park Monday afternoon to shoot for a gold medal presented by Mr. G C King to be won by the highest score. The 200 yard decimal target contest awarded Capt Krafts a 47 of 60 for the medal valued about $25.
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Boston German Rifle Association
Clarendon Hills
Hyde Park
G. C. King
Krafts
Fatal smallpox case near Matton prompts school closure
A fatal smallpox case occurred Friday near Matton Illinois prompting fears of an outbreak. Neighbors visited the patient without knowledge of the disease and public schools were closed as a precautionary measure.
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Matton, Ill
Various Local Notables Travel and Social Notes
Moody and Sankey sailed for Liverpool on Monday. Hon Bion Bradbury of Maine has recovered from illness. Rev Henry A Miles of Hingham closes his pastorate. Detective Wiggin hunts game of another king in northern Maine. George L. Ruffin returns home from Louisville after the national colored convention. New York World lists nearly 400 residents of New York earning 1,000,000 to 100,000,000. Gen Grant is discussed in casual terms. Miss Leslie Ayer, daughter of James R. Ayer, attracts French aristocracy with a 5,000,000 dot. Senator Hale campaigns for prohibition. Maine citizens joke about self-prohibition. Passengers on the steamer Amerique include several opera company members. Col Tom Ochiltree, abroad under Presidential patronage, remarks on American visitors and is misnamed in journals.
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Moody and Sankey
Liverpool Monay
Bion Bradbury
Maine
Henry A. Miles
D. D
Third Unitarian Church
Hingham
Wiggin
George L. Ruffin
Louisville
New York World
New York City
Gen. Grant
Hale
Amerique
Havre
New York
Signora Emily Lablache
Signorina Louise Lablache
Signoria Imogene Forti
Signori Amadeo Grezzi
Vincero Fornari
Mirabello
Ludovico Conteni
Angier
Abbey Opera Company
Tom Ochiltree
Arthur
Grant
Col. Ochiltree
Large funeral for Col George Knapp in St Louis
Reports describe the Col George Knapp funeral in St Louis as among the largest ever seen. Other items note resignations of Adjutant Samuel Richards and Gen Jourdan, New York newsdealers’ price war protests, a deadly smallpox outbreak in Tapachula, a Mississippian sheriff murdered over politics, and tensions at Turtle Mountain with calls for troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Knapp
Republican
St. Louis
Samuel Richards
Brooklyn
State Guard
Albany
Jourdan
Immense Democratic Mass Meeting in Cleveland
A huge Ohio gathering drew crowds to Cleveland as Judge Hoadly and Joseph E. McDonald spoke to a Democratic outpouring. The event underscored campaign momentum in Massachusetts and other states, with Butler touted as a presidential candidate and Cleveland seen as a coming political center.
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Cleveland
Ed Butler
Bay State Greenbackers
Ohio
Judge Hoadly
Joseph E. McDonald
Butler as presidential timber favored by Tammany chieftains
In a Buffalo convention context George Alfred Townsend reports on Ben Butler as a strong, smart candidate with a reformist streak against corporate power. Butler explains his wage reforms, claims to oppose railroad wealth, and hints at possible presidential prospects. Townsend notes Butler and Kelly attract Tammany support while Cleveland’s bid aligns with anti Tweed sentiment and party dynamics.
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Buffalo
George Alfred Townsend
Tuscarora
Haskin
John Kelly
Tammany Hall
Cleveland
Has
Ben Butler
Old Butler
Butler
Kelly
Lowell
Merrimac
Mr. Haskin
Massachusetts
Adamses
Washington
Jefferson
Ben
Andrew Jackson
Sam Randall
Townsend
Tilden
New York City
Tweed
Irving Hall
McDavitt Faction Elects Delegates at Ward 22 Caucus
An adjourned ward 22 caucus held Monday evening in the ward room on Smith street split over a chairman. Edward Finnerty leads the McDavitt faction who withdrew. The regular caucus named Thomas F Hunt as chairman with secretaries Hunt, Sullivan, Hislen. Delegates elected cover congressional, councillor, and senatorial conventions, including Col. P. T. Hanley and Edward Finnerty among others.
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McDavitt
Smith Street
Edward Finnerty
Thomas F. Hunt
William Sullivan
John E. Hislen
Col
P. T. Hanley
Edmund Green
Bart. Barry
Wm. H. Carberry
M. A. Farrell
Frank Normile
John Clabby
William Walsh
Patrick Gormely
John J. Arthur
Timothy Lyons
John Devine
James J. Killion
Balters
Michael Donnelley
Thomas Mahoney
John £. Costello
Peter Griffin
James McGlynn
William KE. Brady
John F. Murphy
David J. Geelin
William F. Carty
Thomas Mulreanan
William Rowe
John Gormley
Lewis Whippermaan
Marcus Kailman
Michael Finley
Peter Shea
Edward Navin
William Jacobs
Robert Calbert
John M
Woods
John J. McDavitt
John J. Corbett
William H. Murphy
James J. Barry
Richard Sullivan
Thomas KK. Major
P. H. Costello
Dr. J. If
Kennesly
Butler must go a bold Ben version of the cry
A satirical poem cites Butler as destined to fail and urges Beacon Hill leadership change. It features quotes from Worcester and Boston voices criticizing Col Drinkwater and political bosses. Bowerman is praised as a principled democrat sidelined by bosses.
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Butler
Ben
Cresars
Beacon Hill
People’s
Washington
Giroucis
Worcester
Worcester Times
Tom’”’ Riley
Boston
Col. Drinkwater
Moody Boynton
Sam’s
Bowerman
Col
Plympton
French
Drinkwater
Prince
Samuel W. Bowerman
150th Anniversary of St Johns Lodge Celebrated in Boston
The St Johns lodge of Masons marked its 150th anniversary at the Masonic Temple in Boston, highlighted by a history-rich address, a new charter, and tributes from Massachusetts Masons. Notables and ceremonies drew many prominent lodge members, with music, decorations, and a conclusive banquet.
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America
St. Johns
St. Johns Lodge
Nickerson
Boston
North America
Anthony Browne
Viscount Montague
Free and Accepted Masons
England
Henry Price
New England
Banch of Grapes Tavern
St. John’s Lodge
Reform Governor Cleveland for presidential nomination
The New York World notes the New York democracy favors Gov. Cleveland for higher office. If his record remains strong through the coming nine months and Democrats win decisively in November, Cleveland could become the party’s top candidate with Mr. Tilden’s endorsement. The piece argues electoral votes from New York will shape the presidential contest.
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New York
New York World
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Mr. Tilden
Spicy speeches at Louisville charity conference clash
Miss Chevaillier and Mr Carrigan challenge Mr Sanborn at the Massachusetts delegation’s charity conference in Louisville. Sanborn’s tirade against Gov Butler provokes counter statements, while Carrigan defends the defense of Tewksbury records amid publicising his full speech in Louisville papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Tewksebury
Mr. Sanborn
Winter Quarters for Fast Yachts and Coal Coasters at Mystic Wharf
The Annie S Gulnare Barra cuta Vidette and the Mist have placed winter quarters at Mystic wharf. Over 30 coal coasters line the doxabie below Charles River Bridge awaiting draw passage. A Chelsea bridge pivot shaft broke during opening around 4:20 PM causing rail ferries to shuttle freight and rowboats to carry foot passengers. repairs began and traffic partly resumed by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Chelsea Bridge
Lynn
Boston
Chelsea
East Boston
Boston board of trade annual meeting largely attended
The Boston board of trade held its annual meeting Monday afternoon with a large attendance. The treasurer reported a highly satisfactory financial condition and votes of thanks were given to Superintendent Howard and other executive committee members for their earnest work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Board of Trade
Howard
One of the Quickest Games on Record
The Bostons defeated the Buffalos in a brisk exhibition game played in cold weather. The full time was 1 hour 11 minutes with no strike-outs. Boston led 3-1 in the ninth before Buffalo tied it, then Boston scored two in the bottom half to win. Earned runs favored Buffalo 3 to Boston 2. Arrangements for a benefit game were announced with extra streetcar service planned.
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Bostons
Buffalos
Bowsles
Burdock
Bisons
Hackett
Radford
Hornung
O’ Rourke
E Winningtun
Brouthers
Richardson
Shaffer
Lillie
Baik
Buffinton
Ih. Lim
Galvin
Condrez
Station 2
Officers Transferred and Visits at Chelsea Station
The report lists several officer transfers and duties at the Chelsea station. Lieuts W E Webber and J J Yates are visiting. Pay Director Warmouth goes on leave to attend his daughter's wedding in Washington D C next Thursday. Naval Constructor Philip Hichborn ordered to inspect and survey duty. Lieut William Winder to duty on the Wabash. Lieut Frank W Nichols to duty on the steamship Alert. Surgeon Harvey to duty at the Naval hospital Chelsea. Capt L Meade to relieve Capt Suntington at the yard. Dr Gangus returns from leave to the Naval hospital. Surgeon George F Winslow invites Vandalia officers to a reception next Wednesday. A sentry is placed at Chelsea street entrance due to burglar reports. Capt R W Huntington leaves for Norfolk navy yard. Lieut William Winder reports for duty on the Wabash. Lieut George C Reade returns from leave. Gunner Felix Cassidy returns from 20 days leave. Gunner A A Phelps goes on leave.
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W. E. Webber
J. J. Yates
Warmouth
U.S. N
Samuel H. Grifith
Church of the Epihany
Washington, D.C
Philip Hichborn
Board of Inspection and Survey
William Winder
Wabash
Frank W. Nichols
Alert
Harvey
Naval Hospital, Chelsea
L. Meade
Norfolk Navy Yard
Suntington
Gangus
Naval Hospital
George F. Winslow
U. S
Vandalia
Chelsea Street
Navy Yard
R. W. Huntington
U.S. M.C
Marine Barracks
U.S
George C. Reade
Marine Guard
Gunnner Felix Cassidy
A.A. Phelps
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Lawrence
Essex
George Warren West & Co
Boston Journal
Democratic State Central Committee
Nathan Appleton
Fall River
Appleton
Rodney Wallace
Hall
Greenfield
Meionnon
Essex County
Salem
White Mountains
Saco
Chocorua
Kearsarge
BAY State Campaign
Boynton Greenbackers
Boynton
Greenbackers
J. H. McLane
South Carolina
Samuel C. Lawrence
Grand Lodge
Samuel W. Clifford, Jr
Tam
Linfer
Wyzeman Marshall
State and
Kilby Streets
Enoch Paige
Col. Whitney
Curtis Guild
Weber Quartette
Neatiess
George &. Stearns
St. Andrew’s
William Parkman
Globes
Nat Goodwinn
Eliza Weathersby
Russell Bassett
Sim Lazarus
Goodwin
Thorne
Harry Woodruff
Ned
Miss Weathersby
Anyt ~Ieoe
Barrett
Union Square
Maggie Mitchell
the Park
Park Theatre
Mignon
Maggis Mitchell Wilhelm Meister
Curevomeunk Ae
Graham Sperati
Raicn Medina Savesdcicas
Frederic Queen Gembrinus J. A
Zafil
J. J. Prior
Edmund Dantes
James O’ Neill Noumoc
Eaecon
James Taylor
Stella Reeves
O'Neill
Fechter
M. de Belleville
Mr. Graham
Mr. Lothian
Miss Goode
Philina
Galloway
Gyp
McClannin
Monte Cristo
the Globe
Globe
Stetson
Boniface
Shannon
Mr. Robinson
Mr. Merton
Miss Blair
Miss Monk
Miss Reeves
O’neill
de Belleville
Boylston
Charles
Bly Harris
Minnie Belmont
Variety
Tony Williams
Lewisir
Russell
Emma Marden
John
Lottie Burton
Lizzie Anderson
Belle Cushing
Lothrop
the Windsor
Laird
Eugene Tompkins
Annie Lord
London
Park and Bachett
Museum
Bijou Opera Company
Wyndham
Bijou
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Prof. Baird
United States Fish Commission
Fish Hawk
Gabrielson
United States Revenue
Samuel Dexter
Decatur H. Miller
Vineyard Sound
George Norbury Appold
M. T. Co
Harry W. French
Music Hall
J.G. B. Siegert
Miss Chevrellier
MR. Carrigan
Frank B. Sanborn
E. C. Carrington
Massachusetts Board of Education
John Dixwell
Flower
Chevaillier
Drs. Flower
Dixon
Miss Chevaillier
Sanborn
Goliath
J. Sanborn
Tewksbury
Dr. Tucker
Australia
Tucker
Salt Lake City
Dr. Flower
Courier-Journal
Carrigan
Almshouse
Commonwealth
Gov. Rice
Marsh
Nourse
Eliot
Harriet E. Batcheller
Superior Court
Staples
Tabor
Lawrence Et Als
Frank ©. Richardson
Thomas H. Ronain
Sumner D. York
Gloucester
Peabody
George B. Loring
Amesbury and Salisbury Agricultural Society
Newburyport
G. Foster Flint
Gardner Street
H. C. Batchelder
John W. Rhoades
Essex Lodge of Odd Fellows
Board OF Aldermen
Republican City Committee
Horace N. Smith
Dodze
Samuel Hill
George W. Lane
Hampton
N. H
Newton
Cambridge
Charles River Railway Company
Mt. Auburn
Green Streets
Putnam Avenue
J. W.thompson
Michael Whalen
Quincey
Richard Kearse
Lynn Court
Isaac Wolf
Dedham
Peter Post
Foxboro
Randolph
TEE Board OF Trade
Rees
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing CO
Eustace C. Fitz
Alpheus H. Hardy
J. Edward Burtt
Royal Pyrone Ransom
Bof
Iscick
Oss
Fei Scicess
Seveecaceses
Isseseess Cessescvesest
Stebssedeonecontest
Clevelands
New Yorks
Brooklyns
Philadelphians
Athletic Baseball Club
Harrisburg
State House
G. O. Taylor
John Hprry
Washington St
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