Lookine After Indian Affairs on Tour of Reservations
Commissioner Atkins of the Indian bureau departed Washington for a tour inspecting various reservations. He joins the Holman investigation committee as it moves to the southwest and will travel to the Indian Territory San Carlos to assess conditions and the Geronimo outbreak troubles. Minister Foster's Washington visit sparks talk of commercial or reciprocity treaty proposals. Presidential postmasters named in Massachusetts appointments.
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Washington
Atkins
Indian Bureau
Holman Investigation Committee
Indian Territory
Athens
San Carlos
Geronimo
Foster
Henry S. Dean
Stockbridge
Mass
H. L. Plumb
Albert A. Haggett
Lowell
Edward T. Rowell
James W. Beattie
Marshfield
Edward S&. Jenne
Court Reopens as Clerks Resume Work in Alabama Claims
The Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims reconvened after summer recess with Judge Harlan declaring salaries limited to those in the organic act. Attornies for claimants arrange to loan funds to clerks and staff, to be repaid from salaries and future appropriations, ensuring the court can proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims
Harlan
Comptroller of the Treasury
Congress
Jeremiah Wilson
Frank W. Hackett
Commendatory Letter From President Cleveland on Fleming
A Washington autograph letter from Grover Cleveland praises Judge W B Fleming for his conduct during his candidacy for U S district attorney and explains that Fleming would have been appointed as an associate judge in New Mexico if offered. The president notes Fleming earned his merit through endorsements and interviews and regrets the final outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
W. B. Fleming
Henry J. Tilford
Kentucky Cattle Raising Company
Fleming
United States District
Ken
New Mexico
Flemingan
Grover Cleveland
Immediate Delivery Letter Praised Postmaster of New London
A Cambridge letter dated October first was marked for immediate delivery and reached New London that evening by a special messenger. It enabled a telegraphic style message at 10 cents, highlighting the New London postmaster's efficiency versus Boston Postmaster Tobey's stricter rules and urging better service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Cambridge
New London
Tobey
Boston
Settlement at Weymouth mill over dismissed worker
Special Despatch to the Boston Post from East Weymouth reports the Weymouth Iron Company mill resolved the dispute caused by the dismissal of rolling department worker Lahan. Foreman Bowen called a meeting at the company office and agreed to reinstate Lahan, asking all men to return to their posts Monday morning.
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Boston Post
Washington, D. C
Washington
Land Office
R. C. Bloomfield
Arkansas Land and Cattle Company
Denver
East Weymouth
Weysmouth Iron Company
Lahan
Bowen
Sale of Ipswich Woollen Mill in Ipswich Mass
Ipswich woollen mill sold today for 25500 dollars to a party believed to represent Pierce Hardy and Co of Boston. The sale excludes goods in process of manufacture or on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
Mags
Pierce, Hardy & Co
Boston
Tariff reformer Harter urges public tariff debate in Ohio district
Akron letter from Michael D. Harter, a Lorain Medina Ashland Richland counties candidate, declares he is a tariff reformer not a free trader. He argues tariff taxes must be kept but lowered on necessities, urges discussion with Senator Sherman and challenges him to a public meeting before the election. He cites district industries and wages and appoints local officials to arrange talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Michael D. Harter
Ohio
Harter
Sherman
Lorain
Medina
Ashland
Richland
United States
Lam
Mansfield
N. M. Wolfe
C. N. Gaumer
Convicted Mormons Sentenced for Unlawful Cohabitation
In Salt Lake City on October 5, Isaac Groo Alfred Best Davis E Davis Charles Seal and Andras W Coley were found guilty of unlawful cohabitation in the third district court and sentenced to the full extent of the law six months imprisonment and a $300 fine. Apostle Heber J Grant condemned the judge and warned of consequences amid readers' shouts of Amen.
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Salt Lakh City
Third District
Isaac Groo
Alfred Best
Davis E. Davis
Charles Seal
Andras W. Coley
Narely
Tabernacle
Heber J. Grant
Third District Court
Zane
Land suit ends. Col Evers awarded ownership back
Oxford mass. Oct 5 An important suit between Col B H Evers of London and Thomas Watson of Chicago over ownership of 100000 acres of land in this state was disposed of in U S district court by Judge Hill. All leads awarded to and revert to original owner Col Evers and associates.
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Oxford
Mass
B. H. Evers
London
Eng
Thomas Watson
Chicago
United States District Court
Granville Water Tank Burst Destroys Sentinel Office
A water tank in Granville Troy burst causing the Sentinel office and Monroe and Gray's furniture store to be demolished. The flood also damaged a millinery shop the national bank and street area. Estimated damage runs to twenty thousand dollars. The tank had been recently built.
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Troy
N. Y
Granville
Sentinel
Monroe & Gray’s
National Bank
Keystone Iron Works Resumes in Reading After Two Year Stop
Reading Pa Oct 5 The Keystone iron works in this city resumed operations today after a stoppage of nearly two years. The resumption is attributed to improved conditions in the iron trade.
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Reading
Keystone Iron Works
Williams College Plans Annual Athletic Sports Next Saturday
Williams College announces its annual athletic sports scheduled for next Saturday. The event features student athletes competing across multiple events, expected to draw campus participation and local interest.
State politics clash over governor contenders and party divisions
Debates in Ward 16 Democrats on Prince Grinnell and Avery for governor. Essex county backing Edward Avery on first ballot, with Mil ford Springfield and district delegates also aligned. Ward 19 meeting supports Prince for governor and Hugh O'Brien for mayor. Buffum declines Massachusetts lieutenant governor nomination via letter from Lynn dated October 3, 1885.
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Edward Avery
Essex County
Avery
Essex
Milford
Springfield
Democratic Party
Prince
Grinnell
O’brien
Vernon Hall
Tremont
Calvert Streets
Thomas O’flynn
Maj
I. J. Stenson
Hugh O’brien
James N. Buffum
National Party Convention
Letter to the Editor Decrying Gov Robinson and Praising Prince
A Boston Post reader labels Gov Robinson an enemy of soldiers and urges the Democratic convention to nominate Hon. Frederick O Prince of Boston for governor. The writer argues Prince can rally labor voters and predicts defeat if Prince is not chosen. He appeals to soldiers and voters to support Prince as the strongest, most honorable candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Gov. Robinson
Commonwealth
Chicopee
Frederick O. Prince
Governor to appoint a Democrat for Superior Court
General relief that the Governor will appoint a Democrat to succeed Judge Gardner. Gov Robinson is credited with intending to name a Democratic lawyer, with names including Charles P. Thompson Gloucester F G Fessenden Greenfield S W Bowerman Pittsfield McIntosh Dedham and McIntyre Cambridge. Capt Adams resigns to pursue sergeant at arms position at the state house, leaving deputy superintendent role at the Concord reformatory.
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Gov. Robinson
Gardner
Superior Court
Chas. P. Thompson
Gloucester
F. G. Fessenden
Greenfield
S. W. Bowerman
Pittsfield
McIntosh
Dedham
McIntyre
Cambridge
Capt
Adams
State House
Concord Reformatory
Democrats Dictate Delegates for Local Conventions
The Dighton Democrats elect delegates and town committee members including J. A. Rose Ferdinand Waldron Ira P. Briggs and Jonathan Jones along with Henry A. Williams and W. O. Lee. Sfanson. Hanson Democrats select state delegates O L Bonney E C Poole William Thomas and others for county and senatorial posts. Hubbardston delegates include S W E Goddard A J Greenwood and George Morse with town committee nominations.
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Democrats
Dighton
J. A. Rose
Ferdinand Waldron
Clarence Waldron
W. C. Rose
Ira P. Briggs
H. A. Williams
Jonathan Jones
P. J. McLaughlin
W. O. Lee
Otis N. Walker
A. Williams
Gates
O. L. Bonney
E. C. Poole
William Thomas
William Bourne
L. Chatman
George C. Stetson
Thomas W. Bourne
George Co. Stetson
Hubbardston
S. W. E. Goddard
A. J. Greenwood
George E. Morse
C. Grimes
H. A. Farwell
George Nichols
W. E. Goddard
C. E. Bennett
Hendricks Sees Civil Service Board Shake Up Likely
Vice President Hendricks in Columbus on October 5 says Congress will rewrite tariffs and that Cleveland will appoint civil service reformers with business like vigor. He expects Judge Thoman to resign or be asked to resign as Eaton and Gregory depart, clearing room for a new board aligned with party spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Hendricks
Congress
Civil Service Commission
Eaton-Gregory and Thomen Board
Cleveland
Thoman
Messrs
Eaton
Gregory
Police Capture a Man for Whom a Gun Was Ready
MALDEN October 5 Good evidence linked James Thompson to yesterday’s assault on Nellie Casey. Father Michael Casey had sworn to shoot the assailant on sight. Police pursued and found Thompson at Wakefield with Officer Coleman. He will be brought before the district court in the morning. Thompson, a laborer, had been working on Wakefield water works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Nellie Casey
James Thompson
Michael Casey
Wakefield
Coleman
Thompson
Odd Fellows Meet in New England Hall Sees Lewiston Lodge Petition
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of the International Order of Odd Fellows met yesterday afternoon in New England Hall Washington street. The body transacted routine business. A petition signed by many requests a charter for Lewiston lodge in Lewiston Maine was read.
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Sovereign Grand Lodge
International Order of Odd Fellows
New England Hall
Washington Street
Lewiston Lodge
Lewiston
Irish Americans Chosen to Fly to Ireland to Assist Par liamentary Elections
A New York and Brooklyn Irish league meeting at John Rooney's office elected John C. McGuire chair and unanimously adopted resolutions backing Parnell in the upcoming English parliamentary elections. Fifty American representatives are named to assist in electing Parnell’s approved candidates, with a roster including Rev. James Conaty, Rev. Dr. O’Rielly, T. V. Powderly, Gen. Dennis F. Burke, and others across multiple cities.
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New York
Brooklyn
John Rooney
Parnell
John C. McGuire
Ireland
Charles Stewart Parnell
Great
Atlantic
England
United States
Chas
Stewart Parnell
James Conaty
Worcester
Mass
O’rielly
Detroit
M. J. Dorney
Chicago
George C. Betts
St. Louis
Father Croning
Buffalo
James Toupe
A. Collins
Boston
Joseph J. O’ Donohue
John Boyle O'Reilly
John F. Finnerty
Wm. E. Robinson
M. V. Gannon
Davenport
Martin Foran
Cleveland
Judge Pendergast
T. V. Powderly
Scranton
Alexander Sullivan
James Mooney
John Dewey
Wm. B. Wallace
C. J. MacGuire
M. Kerwin
Dennis F. Burke
Michael Meagher
P. J. Tanway
M. F. Wilhare
Philadelphia
D. C. Feely
Rochester
Miles O’brien
Hugh J. Carroll
Pawtucket
Mr. I
Telephone Rates Spark New England Public Outcry
New England Telegraph and Telephone Company proposes revised charges across towns and cities in Massachusetts Maine Vermont and New Hampshire highlighting higher business and residence rates and long distance improvements. Local protests in Gloucester Pittfield and Boston contrast with smaller towns wary of added costs while Edison and Gilliland transmitters promise simpler operation and improved service.
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Massachusetts
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
New England
New England Telegraph and Telephone Company
Boston
Lynn
Portland
Concord
N. H
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Gloucester
Pittfield
Edison
Gilliland
Island Pond
St. Johnsbury
Keene
Manchester
Lowell
Lawrence
Bay State
Ex-Minister Lew Wallace on Sultan and European War
Ex-minister Lew Wallace comments on Bulgarian troubles and Turkey. He predicts the sultan will wait for a powers conference and that Europe faces possible war if the conference fails. He notes Austria would seize Bosnia and Herzegovina while Russia occupies Bulgaria and Roumelia. A major war may occur before the Bosphorus crescent disappears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Youn
Lew Wallace
Turkey
Europe
Russia
France
Italy
England
Austria
Germany
Bismarck
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Roumelia
Bosphorus
Nomination Report for Streets Superintendent
B M Young, a 40 year old Boston native and mechanic, nominated by Mayor O Brien for superintendent of streets, becoming the third Democratic candidate for the post. He has served in the street department repairing inland city bridges for a year and previously ran under the old charter, defeated by a close vote, with Republican papers noting his honesty, integrity, and party loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Young
O’brien
Young
Boston
Harris
Vermont Rail Line Tightens Montreal Travel Amid Smallpox Fears
General Manager Hobart of the Central Vermont reported strict measures to keep travel safe from Montreal. No passenger cars from Boston or New York go beyond St. Albans. transfers occur on disinfected trains. Medical inspectors board Montreal-bound trains, and vaccination is required to proceed south. A fumigation building and car changes at St. Albans bolster safety as no local cases have appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Albans
Montreal
Hobart
Central Vermont
Boston
New York
St. Albans
September fire losses in US and Canada fall short
The Commercial Bulletin estimates September fire losses at 6 525 000 dollars, down 3 700 000 from September 1834 and about 300 000 below the prior decade’s average. Only seven fires reached 100 000 dollars, and one surpassed 200 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Commercial Bulletin
United States
Canada
Destructive Fire at Hull Destroys Cottages and Stables
A Sunday fire at A street Strawberry Hill Hull owned by Elisha Thayer and David Cushing destroyed four cottages a carriage house and two stables with all contents a homestead near Sea Foam house remained uninhabitable. Damage estimated at 20000 with insurance likely. Incendiary origin suspected. second attempted arson this season near the great illumination event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Strawberry Hill
Elisha Thayer
Braintree
David Cushing
Hingham
H. T. Litchfield
C. H. Shirley
French Election Riot Sparks Conservative Surge in Paris
Paris reports show conservatives winning 60 seats across 17 of 87 departments with gains over cabinet ministers, while opportunists lose ground. A Gaulois office celebration ignites a mob clash. editor Meyer is arrested, then rescued as police restore order. Separate dispatches note Balkan suzerainty talks and a fatal Athens rail collision with about 50 dead or injured.
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Paris
France
Chamber of Deputies
Lille
Marseilles
M. Goblet
M. Herve Mangon
Commerce
Gaulois
Vive la France
Meyer
The
London
Berlin
Porte
Roumelia
Bulgaria
Athens
Corinth
Kialta
Burglary at Ames Gallery Stolen Four Paintings Worth Hefty Sum
A mysterious burglary at Frederick L. Ames’s North Easton home saw four paintings stolen from frames while the house slept. The works include pieces by Meyer von Bremen, J. F. Millett, Theodore Rousseau, and Zeybek, each valued at about $1000 or more, with nothing else taken. The thief’s knowledge of the interior and art taste suggest a sophisticated, unusual crime. The disposal of the loot remains uncertain.
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Fie
Northaston
Imade
Meyer von Bremen
J. F. Millett
Theodore Rousseau
Zeybek
Europe
Man Recovers Lost Daughter After Four-Year Search
Levi M. Williams of Farmington Me recovers his 5-year-old daughter abducted by his former wife four years earlier. A neighbor’s tip led Williams to Indian Orchard Mass where he located the child with a French Canadian family who had been caring for her after the mother surrendered the child over three years ago and then vanished.
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Dover
N. H
Levi M. Williams
Farmington
Williams
Indian Orchard
Mass
Old Colony R ailroad to enforce Quarantine on through passengers
Fall River Mass October 5 The Old Colony railroad agrees to place all through passengers from Carpads in a special car on request of the city health board This move aids quarantine enforcement Two policemen will be detailed and a physician will meet trains from Montreal or other infected districts to vaccinate unproven passengers and to disinfect baggage and clothing.
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Fall River
Mass
Old Colony Railroad
Health Board
Montreal
Holiness Tent Meetings Open in Augusta GA
The National Holiness association started a series of tent meetings in Augusta under the Grace Wood Camp Meeting association. Rev. Dr. McDonald of Boston preached the opening sermon on Holiness to about 3000 attendees. Night services drew over 5000, with ten thousand visiting the tent during the day. Prominent ministers and laymen from north and south attended.
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Augusta
National Holiness Association
Grace Wood Camp Meeting Association
McDonald
Boston
Dartmouth selects officers and trainer for football association
Hanover Oct 5 The Dartmouth Football association elected George W Stetson Lakeville Mass as president W L Quimby Lyndon Vt as secretary and treasurer and C O Hill Manchester as manager It was voted to hire a professional trainer and the plan to enter the northern league was favorably received but no definite action taken
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth Football Association
George W. Stetson
Lakeville
Mass
W. L. Quimby
Lyndon, Vt
C. O. Hill
Manchester
Polisa Discovers An Asteroid At Harvard Observatory
A cable despatch reports Polisa discovering an asteroid of thirteenth magnitude at Harvard College Observatory. The object has right ascension zero hours zero minutes twenty six seconds declination south seven degrees five minutes daily motion minus forty seconds and five minutes in declination, possibly the planet Eudora.
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Harvard College Observatory
Polisa
Eudora
Gage H Phillips Returns With 300 Barrels Sperm Oil
Provincetown report notes whaling schooner Gage H Phillips under Dyer arrived at night with 300 barrels of sperm oil, bringing the voyage total to 470 barrels after a sixteen month trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Mass
Gage H. Phillips
Dyer
Miss Rosina Vokes Receives Warm Welcome at Globe Boston
Immense audience packed the Globe theater as Miss Rosina Vokes returned to America and Boston. The program featured The Parvenu and A Tinted Venus with Vokes praised for charm humor and dance while new Globe features including Hayward Place exit and a gladiatorial curtain drew attention and some criticism for gore.
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Globe Theatre
Hayward Place
Globe
Shadows of a Streat City at Boston Theatre
A Boston stage review of Shadows of a Streat City by Sheweil and Jefferson's Company. The melodrama features Tom Bishop the sailor and Helen Standish in a plot of villainy, poverty, rescue, and a happy finale, with Biddy Ronan and Jim Farren drawing strong applause. The production is praised for staging and performances, notably Edna Carey and Nelson Wheatcroft, while shifts in acts receive mixed judgments.
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George Benson
Hf. W. Herman
Farren
Abe Nathans
Geo. R. Edeon
W. W. Allen
Tom Bishop
Helen Standish
New York
Nelson Wheatcroft
Edna Carey
Annie Standish
Blackwell's Island
Jim Farren
Tom
Biddy Ronan
Biddy
Helen
Benson
Nathan
4Helen
Miss Carey
Belasco Comedy Drama May Blossom at the Park
David Belasco's May Blossom was staged at the Park theatre last evening renewing its Madison Square success. Georgia Cayvan as May Blossom Benj Maginley as Tom Blossom and Forrest Robinson as Steve Harland lead a strong cast. The drama centers on a remorseful rival and a husband wife betrayal with refined emotion and sharp wit. Cayvan's performance shows marked growth over last season while Maginley's jovial fisherman role complements the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Cayvan
May Blossom
Benj. Maginley
Tom Blossom
Forrest Robinson
Steve Harland
Miss
The Old Comedian at the Museum in School for Scandal
The Museum opens its English comedy season with John Gilbert leading as Sir Peter in School for Scandal. The cast includes Miss Clarke, Mrs Vincent, Mrs Ryan, Mr Barren, Mr Mason and Mr Hudson. Performances continue with Old Heads and Young Hearts and Wives as They Were.
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John Gilbert
Boston
School For Scandal
Mr. Gilbert
Sir Peter
Crabtree
Garelessy
Owen
Whytal
Gilbert
Miss Clarke
Lady Teazle
First Appearance of Harris New Company of Stars at Howard
The Howard Dime House presents the Howard Athenæum Star and Specialty company with notable acts from Filson and Errol to Pavillo and Rousillion. Lina and Vani dazzle in paper costumes and handstands while James J Hoey delivers eccentric humor leading to the finale No Trespassing. The revue receives full houses and strong audience applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
John Stetson
Isaac B. Rich
Harris
Howard Athenæum Star and Specialty Company
Europe
Variety
Filson
Errol
Cronin
Wild
Washington Street
G. Donald Melville
Sweeney
Ryland
Sam Devere
Hilda Thomas
Pavillo
Rousillion
Sharpley
West
Lina
Vani
James J. Hoey
Field of the Cloth of Gold at Bijou draws crowd
The Field of the Cloth of Gold at the Bijou theatre drew a full house with a burlesque about Henry VIII during his France visit. Harry Brown led the cast as the English king with Topsy Venn as Earl Darnley. Emily Kean and Mamie Taylor received praise for Constance and other roles. The production, though lively, suffered rehearsals gaps but showed talent and strong musical numbers. The show will be repeated this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou
Henry the Eighth
France
Francis
Harry Brown
Topsy Venn
Brown
Grand opening of World's Museum Menagerie and Aquarium
Yesterday the World's Museum, Menagerie and Aquarium opened at 661 to 667 Washington Street. A free 9 AM elephant show and 10 St Bernard dogs entertained crowds before doors opened at 10 each hour until 11 PM. Visitors explored aquarium curio halls theatre and grand menagerie while notable exhibits included an armless man, an albino boy, and Dr Sawtelle's animals. The reach of attendance forced multiple door closures to manage crowds.
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World’s Museum, Menagerie and Aquarium
Washington Street
St. Bernard
Dr. Sawtelle
Aquarium
Theatre
Cosy Theatre
New York
Troup
St. Bernard’s
Mr. Snow
al Watts
Hindostan
Gen
Tom Thumb
Count Magri
Baron Littlefinger
St. Bernard Dogs
Edward Clarence
Sam MacIntosh
Haverly Colored
Georgie Marsh
Billy Diamond
Harry Bascomb
Annie F. Hall
Lottie Burke
Mile Etta
Mme Lee
Morrissey
Logrema
Dan Hart
Gip
Aldermen Reconsider Tobin Appointment. Barbour Street Bond Cash
Aldermen reopened the vote on John A Tobin as superintendent of streets but the reconsideration failed. A candidate Bartholomew M Young was named for the same post. The Barber Asphalt bill for Albany street paving 571,227 was approved with a $1,000 U S bond deposit. City finances show September balances receipts and payments. district ward changes and park land settlements were debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Tobin
Fernald
Mullane
Donovan
Fernard
Welch
Whitten
Nay
Allen
Curtis
Cutter
Hart
Nugent
Smith
Bartholomew M. Young
Barber Asphaltt
Barber Asphalt Company
Albany Street
United States
Meehan
Turner
Funeral train derailment at Wakefield Junction delays
Malden October 5 funeral train from Topsfield for Thomas Pierce derailed after axle failure on the rear car at Wakefield Junction. The next car also derailed as both tracks were blocked, delaying the train for about two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Thomas Pierce
Topsfield
Newburyport
Wakefield Junction
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