Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Oct 5, 1883, p. 1

Keen Finds $5000 in Sangerville Discoveries

Josiah Keen recovered about 5000 dollars in gold and bank notes left by Cotton Brown who died a year ago. Brown had bequeathed most of his property to Keen. Bowdoin College opens with 32 freshmen and expects more as examinations continue. Rev. Mr. Brown, a former Dartmouth psychology professor and Hamilton College instructor prospects, is invited to succeed Professor Campbell. A self government plan like Amherst is drafted, allowing a student committee to work with the faculty on discipline.

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Josiah Keen Sangerville Cotton Brown Brown Keen Bowdoin College Dartmouth Hamilton College Campbell Amherst Mozoomdar Boston India Hindoostan Brahma Samaj Spencer England Gladstone Bright America Brahmma Samaj Brahnya Samaj

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Dorchester victim alive but gravely ill in hospital

Reports from Mount Washington Concord and Plymouth bring word of multiple local incidents. John W. Brooks remains seriously ill as doctors say recovery unlikely. John Chase, Plymouth station agent of 18 years, died after being struck by a locomotive and leg amputation. Samuel Cass of Plaistow disappears. later found dead in woods at age 75. Widespread snow falls noted in Concord. Internal revenue receipts for New Hampshire in September reach 32 368 97.

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William Weston Romney John Chase Plymouth Samuel Cass Plaistow Fie

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Rutland Review reorganized with new officers and continued operation

The Rutland Review becomes morning and evening paper and a weekly plus Sunday. A Brattleboro figure paid 112 dollars for defying a subpoena in liquor prosecutions. The Howe Scale reorganized Thursday with John B. Page as president and John A. Sheldon as treasurer. Trustees named Rockwood Barrett John W. Campton and John A. Sheldon. W R Page to run the business under trustees. The arreasages of pay will be delivered and the works will continue.

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Rutland Review Vermont Od of Rutland John B. Page John A. Sheldon Rockwood Barrett

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Semi-annual dividend declared by Cape Ann Savings Bank

The Cape Ann Savings Bank of Gloucester declares a semi annual dividend of 24 percent. Other items note the death of Mrs. Owen MacGahey in a Blackstone trench at age 85, a Gloucester schooner stocking 23200 in the mackerel fishery with 17 crew at 68 75 each, and multiple local incidents including accidents, thefts, and court sentences.

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Cape Ann Savings Bank Gloucester Owen MacGahey North Smithfield Blackstone Edward E. Webster Albert F. Shippee Alice Wilder Holliston John Ransted Sandwich Fall River John F. Nichols Almon Ingalls Nichols Pitman House of Correction Ingalls Henry F. Peirce Provincetown Peirce Jennings Newport (R. Jr.) Artillery A. HH. Vaughn Franklin Taunton James Brown

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End of LorraLine weavers strike announced Pawtucket

The Lor raine mills committee of striking weavers in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, declares the strike over at the mill. The New England Dental Society held its first annual meeting in Franklin Lyceum hall Providence with applications for membership acted on favorably. The treasurer reports a balance of 23393 dollars. Providence firemen training with the Skinner truck saw ladders fail from 90 feet. Alexander B. McDonald was killed, another fireman injured lightly. The Skinner truck had previously collapsed but was repaired.

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Lorraine Mills Pawtucket New England Dental Society Franklin Lyceum Hall Providence American Dental Association Alexander McDonald

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Polygamist in Hebron Sermon Sparks Town Debate

Rev. Mr. Cutler of Hebron denounces a polygamist in a sermon titled A Polygamist in Hebron. He notes the good man's rigs were pushed to the limit and observers recognize the reference though Fillmore’s name isn’t spoken. The Hebron case reportedly led to divorce from two wives, now living with one wife legally.

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Latrobe Renominated for Baltimore Mayor by Democrats

News in brief reports Latrobe’s renomination by Democrats for Baltimore mayor. It also notes a fatal collapse at White Oak mines in Scranton and other incidents including a double shooting in St John and Cedarville, a large cotton crop report, a not guilty verdict in a Philadelphia wreck case, and a court action over a marriage contract involving Senator Sharon.

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Nion Ferdinand C. Latrobe Baltimore White Oak Scranton Richard Chapter Miner Anthony Curley Navy Department Pensacola Ary Yard Edward Marshall St. John N. B Marshal Harris Jedarville Isaac Weymuth Weymouth Empiris West Tennessee Orth Mississippi Arkansas North Albania Memphis Lewis A. Barker United States Circuit Court Phildelphia Mary D. Leach Barker Syith Camcete Medical College Philadelphia Anandibau Joshee Rachel Beedly Gsvo Joshee Sharon Aggie Hill Miss, Hill Y Lim Hhe Miss Hill

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Bank President Accused Of Large Advances In Montreal

News from Montreal reports excitement in financial circles over alleged large advances to Thomas Craig, president and general manager of the suspended Exchange bank. The sum is unclear but estimated at 150000 to 200000 dollars, with Craig claiming security-backed liabilities while some directors may not have known of the withdrawals. The latest Ottawa government return shows directors issues.

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Expenditures for militia shown as likely to exceed 1882

In Springfield Gov Butler boasted of a one third cut in militia expenditures butAuditor reports suggest 1883 drafts to the treasury may exceed 1882 after the Arthur reception subsidy. Details show adjutant general and quartermaster salaries and incidentals, with total 1883 estimates near 154,371.15 and projected year end likely higher than 1882 by about 4,600. Dem Noms and political notes follow.

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Springfield Butler State Treasury Arthur Adjutant General's Office Adjutant General Adjutant General's Department Quartermaster General and Ordnance Department Sieeteenenseeelly Middlesex County Lowell Henry G. Cushing Louis P. True Everett Samuel Staples Concord Sylvanus Pond Holliston B. Quinn Jabez Sawyer Cambridge John G. Maguire Woburn S. K. Hamilton Wakefiel G. W. Fifield W.F. Dunn Framingham E. B. Quinn J. P. Sweney Lawrence Peter Tarbell Ayer F. L. Fletcher Westford George R. Keys Acton Lilley Mr. Bennett Folger Supervising Architect Boston Distiller

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Disapproval Grows Over Gov Butler Campaign Book

The Governor Butler campaign book faces broad disapproval from Democrats and independents. Critics call the distribution indecent and harmful to Butler’s prospects, noting it could alienate voters and provoke strong opposition from party members and a Boston minister who voted Democratic.

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Campaign Notes on Foreign Vote and Boston Politics

The piece surveys ethnic blocs in Boston favoring Col. Plympton and Gov. Butler, noting a rumored push by Russ Lodge and Parkman to mobilize Chinese and Indian voters for Robinson. It recounts a Temple Tremont street street-corner poll favoring Butler and Boynton, Pratt, and Frothingham, and cites a Fall River jury vote on Butler. It adds regional editorials and campaign notes from multiple papers across Massachusetts.

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Col. Plympton Boston Gov. Butler Plympton Russ Lodge Parkman Ames Temple Place Tremont Street Butler Robinson Almy Moody Boynton Daniel Pratt Frothingham Gov Benjamin Gen. Pratt Fall River

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Hartford Trotting Meet Ends With Cold Weather Woes

The seventh annual Hartford Horse Breeders Association meeting closed amid cold, blustering weather. Bonita won the Pacific stakes for Governor Stanford, while Challenge took the Hopewell stallion stakes with times around 2 38. Other races at Jerome Park Albany and Island Park followed with multiple winners and times noted, concluding with capital reports on postal rates court cases and Navy reassignment.

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Hartford Conn Horse Breeders Association Gov. Stanford Bonita H. C. Woodnutes Br. H. Challenge Dictator J. O’rourke Sir Walkitt A. L. Clark Ch. F. Minnie P Kentucky Prince Jerome Park Strathespley Wanza Brad Leo Cyclone Colt Ecuador Miss Woodford Carnation Bella Pizarro Blue Grass Belle

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New Hampshire Universalist convention elects officers

Dover reports the Universalist state convention elected L. F. McKenney as president Rev. R. F. Polke as vice president Rev. A. P. Rein as secretary Joseph Kidner as treasurer and named delegates to the Washington general convention Oct 24 27. Reports noted new church buildings at Henniker and Claremont and a Plymouth lot purchased for a proposed church.

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Dover N. H Pierce Memorial Church L. F. McKenney Manchester R. F. Polke Marlboro A. P. Rein Concord Joseph Kidner Washington G. L. Demarest S. H. McCollester O. D. Murray Nashua W. H. Parker Mary A. Simons J. Eastwood Newport McCollester Joseph Kidder Henniker Claremont Plymouth

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Boston Doctor Dies After Accidental Self Shot

Dr. George J. Arnold of Boston died last night after an accidental self inflicted shooting at Old Orchard Beach. He testified before a justice of the peace that the incident was unintentional and not a suicidal act.

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Bippefory George J. Arnold Boston Old Orchard Beach

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Judge Hoadly Falls Ill After Sandusky Address

Sandusky audience heard Judge Hoadly last night but today he is prostrated and will not address the Toledo meeting. He departed for Cincinnati via Toledo this evening and is very much broken down.

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Notable Americans and visitors in Burlington society

John P. Howard, Burlington philanthropist, is in the city. Col. Pinckney Starke of South Carolina is writing a life of John C. Calhoun. Rev W C Winslow has returned after a lengthy vacation. John Benson Jr a Newport Me lawyer and Democratic politician has moved to Fargo D T. Maine lawyers are migrating west. Lieut Greeley’s wife described as a striking beauty. Lawyer Pomelson of Philadelphia gains $10,000 for estate heirs work. A wedding in Plaistow NH unites Wivert C Titcomb and Betta Louisa Clement with lavish gifts. Kate Field in Denver note to Judge McCurdy yields a dead-end reply. John H Brewster of Laconia praises the STATESMAN in a subscription note.

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John P. Howard Burlington, Vt Col. Pinckney Starke South Carolina John C. Calhoun W. C. Winslow Beacon Street John Benson, Jr Newport Fargo D. T Maine Dakota Minnesota Lieut. Greeley New England Nesmiths Pomelson Philadelphia Scotland Annan Wivert C. Titcomb San Francisco Betta Louisa Clement Plaistow N. H Trausseau Mass Kate Field Denver Charles Dilke McCurdy Windsor Hotel John H. Brewster Laconia Weekly Post Grand Old Statesman Post Statesman Wheildon

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Young Swede kills attacker after assault on elderly couple

In Hartford on October 4, Frank Olsen a Swede farm laborer attacked George Olmsted and his wife at Hazardville. Their son Charles R Olmsted confronted Olsen who was knocked down and later died in Hazardville village. Olsen had been drinking. Charles Olmsted was detained for investigation.

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Hartford Genn Frank Olsen George Olmsted Hazardville Mr. Olmsted Olsen Charles R. Olmsted Young Olmsted Hazardville Village Charlies Olmsted

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Whaling Steamer Reports Northern Expedition Sightings

The Polynia arrives from Davis Strait with natives on Sanders Island recalling five men at Kraheor Etab near Lit tievon island in Smiths Sound. They appeared to be part of a northern expedition led by Lieut Greeley to meet the steamer Proteus. The men were healthy. one Sanders Island contact spoke English.

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Dunder Polynia Davis Straits Sanders Island Ktab Smithssound Baftins Bay Lieutreeley Kraheor Etab Littievon Island Smiths Sound Lieut.Greeley Smith's Sound

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Indianapolis editor assaulted on street in Indianapolis

Harry New Jr proprietor of the Indianapolis Journal assaulted John G Thompson editor of the Washington Chronicle on the street in Indianapolis Both men were arrested charged with assault and battery The trouble stemmed from articles published by Thompson as editor and correspondent about young New and his father John C New

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Indianapolis Ind Harry New, Jr Indianapolis Journal John G. Thompson Washington, D D.C Sunday Chronicle Thompson Young New John C. New

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Last Day At New England Firemen Muster In Haverhill

Five thousand people attended the final day of the New England firemen muster in Haverhill Massachusetts. Among the attendees were William Gi Baird mayor and Henry He Co.

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Common Council Concurred Papers On Sewerage and Street Extensions

The regular meeting, chaired by President Morse, approved papers on sewerage extensions, tree care on public streets, replacing chandeliers with electric lights, hiring Stevenson's Hall for a drawing school at $700 yearly, and housing for Dean and Baldwin schools. It also covered payroll for an assistant street superintendent, fire water supply review, and various miscellaneous items including river pollution removal and street improvements.

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Stevenson’s Block East Boston Dean Federden Hall Cambridge Street Baldwin Chardon Court Roxbury West Roxbury Brighton South Boston Dorchester

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New York Chamber Forms Plan to Equalize Bankruptcy Claims

The New York chamber of commerce appointed a committee to draft amendments to bankruptcy laws prohibiting preferred creditors and ensuring equal treatment in asset distribution. A railways committee was tasked to report needed reforms to curb stock watering by telegraph companies. The grand jury began fraud investigations tied to water meters and the water registry, naming large firms with paid receipts yet not fully settled accounts. News stands were set to sell all papers at publishers' prices, while the Sun refused to join price wars. Peabody trustees met at the Fifth Avenue hotel with Porter succeeding Barnes, and an executive committee and finance panel were elected for the coming term.

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New York Chamber of Commerce Court of Appeals General Sessions Water Meters and Water Register Bureau Allen New York Herald The Sun Peabody Educational Fund Fifth Avenue Hotel R. C. Winthrop Hamilton Fish James D. Porter Tennessee Gen. Barnes William Aiken William M.evarts A. H. H. Stuart H. R. Jackson William M. Evarts Theodore Lyman A. J. Drexel M. R. Waite

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London Dispatches Report Cabinet Debates on Paris Protests

A Madrid despatch says King Alphonso presided at a cabinet council that discussed possible diplomatic action over Paris demonstrations, with the decision kept strictly guarded. Correspondenica says Spain may expel Paris envoy if France refuses to apologize satisfactorily. Subscriptions for Panama Canal bonds in Paris total 1.509 million francs, more than covered by provincial subscribers. Fifteen hundred Ashton under Lyne weavers renew strike over unmet reemployment terms. The pope illness report is unfounded.

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London Madrid Alphonso Paris Correspondencia Senor Nunez France United Ireland League Dublin Limerick Hynes O’donnell Carey Ashton under-Lyne

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Yellow fever ravages named in Mexican reports

Letters from Guaymas and other Mexican towns reveal the depth of yellow fever devastation. George Treat reports in Mazatian that in an opera company of 17 members, 9 died in three weeks, the prima donna Peralta among the dead, doctors fell ill, and burials were hurried with uncoffined bodies after three hours.

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San Francisco Guaymas Mexico George Treat California Thad Stevens Mazatian Peralta Dad

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Arkansas Supreme Court rules bonds not alien on roads

Justice Miller of the United States Supreme Court decided that the 1869 bonds issued by Arkansas for the Little Rock and Fort Smith and Little Rock and Mississippi River railroads are not alien on the roads that do not assume responsibility. The total bonds across all railways under the acts amount to 5,500,000, comprising about half of the state bonds.

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Little Rock, Ark Miller United States Supreme Court State of Arkansas Little Rock Fort Smith Mississippi River

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Rail leaders visit Falmouth to open 16 mile link

Freight agents from Rome Watertown Ogdensburg road Ape Lake Champlain road Champlain Northwestern road and White Line converge at the Falmouth house to open a 16 mile link from St Johnsbury to Ogdensburg. They will set passenger and freight rates and conclude business before staging to Boston on a Pullman car after visiting the Commercial club.

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Rome Watertown Ogdensburg F. L. Pomeroy Ape Lake Champlain S. D. Caldwell Champlain and G. L. Branson E. N. Darling White Line Falmouth House St. Johnsbury Lake Champlain Road Ogdensburg Road Portland and Rapid New York Commercial Club Boston Pulliman

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Reception for Protap Chunder Mozoomdar in Boston

A public reception at the Vendome honored East Indian teacher Protap Chunder Mozoomdar. Boston dignitaries attended as Rev. Phillips Brooks and others signed invitations. Mozoomdar spoke on India's past and the Brahma Samaj, praising English influence, education for women, and a peaceful path for India under reform and moral progress.

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Vendome Protap Chunder Mozoomdar Boston Phillips Brooks James Freeman Clarke William¢taflin Cephas B. Crane Joseph T. Duryea Chas. W. Elliot Justice ©. Fitz Edward E. Hale John D. Long Arthur P. Lyman Hamilton A. Hill Charles Theodore Russell A. W. Tourgee Brooke Hereford J. Stanley Hall W. H. Baldwin S. J. Barrows B. H. Price C.J. Bishop Darwin E. Ware Edwin D. Mead John Cordner Tufts College John B. Wright Stacey Fowler Samuel Longfellow Horatio Ware Helen Kimball Barron Laura Norcross Grace Woolcott Chas. G. Ames H. H. Barber H. G. Spaulding J. W. Ballentine Fred Baylies Allen Geo. H. Young Jas. Reed Wm. J. Potter Dorus Clarke Pitt Dillingham A.J. Patterson D.D Waldron Geo. W. Chipman Geo. H. Ellis J. H. Wilson Alice Freeman Wellesley College Mozoomdar

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Brockton fair day two features horse and cattle exhibition

The Brockton Agricultural Society annual fair drew about 12 000 attendees on its second day in Brockton Massachusetts with a cavalcade of horses and cattle. Premiums were awarded to Warren A Howard Preston B Keath M K Whipple G E Freeman E M Alden Noyes and Son A Johnsons b g Magnet Ben Minnie Moulton Belle McQuigan John Ramsey James Grant and Madam Marantette with times and placements listed for several races and classes.

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Brockton Mass Brockton Agricultural Society Warren A. Howard Preston B. Keath Campello H. F E. Sheldon East Bridgewater John Ramsey Boston Blk.s Hersey C. E. Mosher Lawrence B. G Rob- Ore Bie Ences Thomas Cornette D. G MOCO H. C. Rankin Rochester Ch. m Fannie Irwin

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South Boston Fire at Bishop Cotton Factory

A three alarm blaze tore through Robert Bishop’s cotton batting factory on Tudor street South Boston causing about 15000 in damage. Firefighters battled flames from 2:25 pm as the picker room caught fire spreading through floors and nearby buildings. Losses include building stock and machinery with insurers listed. Firefighters praised for containment despite a stubborn fight.

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Boston Robert Bishop Tudor Street D and E Streets South West Sixth Street D Street Co Ae Sarah Cussens Franklin Insurance Company Dorchester Mutual George Chambers Howard Neptune Irving Imperial Metropole Enterprise City of London Franklin Philadelphia Dorchester R. Bishop & Co Bishop Europe John Gorman Kingston Street Chestnut Street Charlestown Frank Fisk Michael Cummings Metropolitan Railway Brookline Fulton Street J. H. Ames J. Ames Richard H. Howe Paniel Goodnough Putnam Pail Neponsett

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Boston street plans led hearings and fire crew reorganiza tion

Street commissioners held a Thursday hearing on an intended Massachusetts avenue layout from Brighton avenue to Chestnut Hill reservoir and received petitions for Van Winkle Spice German Sigourney Emery Union streets. Fire department changes included transfers among engines 4 10 26 6 and promotions for several firefighters.

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Massachusetts Avenue Brighton Avenue Malvern Street Chestnuut Hill Avenue Chestnut Hill Reservoir William L. Ireland van Winkle Street Dorchester Stickney & Poore Spice Street Bunker Hill District Joseph Riedel German Street West Roxbury Washington Centre Street George W. Hastings Sigourney Street Walnut Avenue Glen Road Patrick Maguire Emery Street Washington Street Milton Avenue Thomas T. Harriet Union Street Lynde Street Bunker Hil Joseph Pierce F. P. Carpenter Hayes J. Gaffey Hayes Truck J. H. Marks A. B. Frye W. M. Lynch

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General convention of Protestant Episcopal church opens in Philadelphia

The 19th century Episcopal general convention convenes at the Church of the Holy Trinity with bishops from Rochester England and New York present. Rev Dr Morgan Dix submits papers on Rev Dr H C Potter as assistant bishop for New York and consecration timing is sought. New bishops introduced include the missionary bishops of New Mexico Montana Washington territory and the bishop of Pittsburg and Mississippi assistant bishop.

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Phladelphia Protestant Episcopal Church of the W. KR. Huantington D.D Diocese of Massachusetts House of Bishops Church of the Holy Trinity Lee Delaware New Mexico Montana Washington Territory Pittsburg Mississippi

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Wise Fathers Plan Family Monuments At Smith Granite

After family consultation, a prudent plan for a family plot monument and memorials is urged. Many neglect this duty, leaving planning to others. Smith Granite, 3 Bromfield Street, Boston, offers hundreds of designs, artistic works to beautify cemeteries.

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Free Baptists of United States hold twenty fifth conference

The Free Baptists of the United States met in Minneapolis with Rev. J. M. Bailey of Maine named chairman pro tem. A dissolved Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island association was admitted to the conference. Prof. Ransom Dunn of Michigan was chosen moderator, with S. B. Bates of Ohio and C. F. Pinney of Maine as vice moderatores. Officers include A. L. Gerrish of Rhode Island and G. B. Leademan of New York as clerks. The Ocean Park association invited the next meeting to Old Orchard Me. Dunn delivered the conference sermon.

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Minneapolis Minn Twenty Fifth General Conference of the Free Baptists of the United S. B. Bates Ohio C. F. Pinney Maine A. L. Gerrish Roode Island G. B. Leademan New York Ocean Park Association Old Orchard Dunn

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Keen Finds $5000 in Sangerville Discoveries

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New Hampshire Universalist convention elects officers

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Notable Americans and visitors in Burlington society

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Yellow fever ravages named in Mexican reports

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