Butler deploys two detectives to aid defense in murder case
Gov. Butler is said to have detailed two state detectives to assist defense lawyers Crowley and Gale in Hogers Amero’s murder case. Attorney General Sherman protests, calling it improper and a danger to justice. A rival source hints the governor suspects foul play and may act soon.
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Goo. Butler
Gov. Butler
Crowley and
Gale
Hogers Amero
Faita G. Carlton
Sherman
Department of Justice
Geneman
Post
Ameri
Man wounded in yard attack in Cape Elizabeth
An unknown man seized a dull knife in the yard of Alvin Jordan in Cape Elizabeth and cut his throat but he will live. He is in a hospital. Legal and business notes follow including timber land deals near Katahdin and a Bangor mill plan. The Alfred supreme court adjourned Saturday. James McChine and Victory Seymour were sentenced to the state prison for five and six years for highway robbery. Liquor fines at Portland term totaled 14 275 dollars, with substantial payments at Alfred from Biddeford drinkers.
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Alvin Jordan
Cape Elizabeth
Sun
Bane
J. W. Palmer & Co
Bangor
Katahdin Jien
Supreme Court
Alfred
James McChine
Victory Seymour
Superior Court
Portland
Biddeford
Nashua Post Office Burglary Reported Friday Night
Burglars entered the Nashua post office Friday night and stole small change and stamps totaling about $15. Charles G Harris of Nashua died Sunday from vegga caused by a fall against shrubbery last week, a splinter entering his forehead. The state deal mutes mission, which has held meetings in Nashua, closed its session Sunday evening. The old Church Street School House and land in Keene were sold to D H Dickenson for conversion into a laundry. It will require a new building for several public schools and may be used for school purposes until August. The price was $2,000.
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Nashua
Charles G. Harris
State Deal Mutes Mission
Church Street
Keene
D. H. Dickinson
Oyster Shuckers
Annapolis
Edward Finck
San Francisco
J. E. Spengler
Princetown
W.C
Baltimore
Newark
N. J
John Chisholm
Albert Elverman
Madgeburg
Germany
Guenther Schurhacht
Stan
Gatesville
Exas
Germantown
Ye Shieflin
San ‘Repeisco
Schieflin
Miss Hill
Sharon
Nevada
Bank of California
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Cresco
J. W. May
Wesley McDaniels
Fair Grounds
Fort Scott
Kan
McDani
May
McDaniels
Brinkerhoff
Mays
Jones
Buffalo, New York and Miladelphia Railroad Company
Ohio
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Wallandingham
Brough
Lincoln
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Morgan
Gen. Grant
Allen G. Thurman
R. B. Hayes
Thurman
Hayes
Mr. Thurman
Benjamin F. Wade
Senate
Mr. Seymour
Grant
Seymour
George H. Pendleton
Noyes
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McCook
Greeley
William Allen
Allen
Tilden
Mr. Foster
Newman
Townsend
Foraker
Hoadly
Iowa
Boston Post
Columbus
Butterworth
Space Arone
George D. Robinson
Benjamin F. Butler
Gen. Walker
Charles Francis Adams, Jr
Butler
Charlestown
Massachusetts
Cleveland
McDonald
Bayard
Hancock
Republican Party
Ben Butler
National Republican Party
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West End
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Massachusetts Tragic Weekend Claims and Dedicatory Feasts
A series of weekend calamities and events across Massachusetts include the deaths of George W. Sherman and Henry F. Pierce by train and drowning respectively, a fatal shooting of a Brockton woman by her husband, a suicide by Leary’s party in the Concord river area, and the dedication of two Catholic churches by Bishop Hemdricken in Fall River drawing over two thousand attendees.
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George W. Sherman
Claremont
J. A. McGreaham
Richard Jeary
Concord
Lowell
Leary
George Philbrick
Holyoke
Henry F. Pierce
Secortong Harbor
East Sandwich
Munsell
Provincetown
Hemdricken
Fall River
Immaculate Conception
Sacred Heart
Mgr. Capel
Northboro
Taylor
Brockton
Richard Kylward
Funeral for Alexander McDonald in Providence
The Rhode Island funeral of Alexander McDonald, killed by the Skinner truck, was held in Providence with the fire department attending. In Kent County Supreme Court, the murder indictment against George W. Congdon for Christopher G. Wilcox’s death was quashed on abatement grounds. A skeletal remains discovery near Blackstone identified as Patrick Ryan, missing since last May, and a sensational dispute at The Mine in Rockland involving Dr. Bowen and temperance foes draw local attention.
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Alexander McDonald
Providence
Supreme Court
Kent County
George W. Congdon
Christopher G. Wilcox
Blackstone
Patrick Ryan
Rockland
Scituate
Bowen
Ohio and Iowa votes race to decide governors and state offices
Ohio and Iowa voters face decisive elections for governor and state officers, with forecasts split on Foraker vs. Hoadly in Ohio and strong Democrat turnout expected. Reports cite Democratic and Republican headquarters opinions, recent state-wide results, and local party maneuvering including independents and new departure efforts.
Independent meeting at Young's elects state committee
About 200 gentlemen attended the Independents gathering at Young's hotel Saturday. Col. Theodore Lyman presided with John W. Carter as secretary. A state committee was named with members At large Winslow Warren Leverett Saltonstall Fox William Everett Frank W Bird J B Farlow F F Raynard and W B Hall Moorfield Story second W B Hall and Moorfield Story. for districts Josiah Quincy William Innes J R Read Edward Atkinson Lafayette Maltby Frank Carter elected.
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Young’s
Ames
Young’s Hotel
Col
Theodore Lyman
John W. Carter
Winslow Warren
Leverett Saltonstall
Pi Fox
William Everett
Frank W. Bird
J. 8. Farlow
F. F. Raynard
Meeting with Boston Republican Professor Nar cisse Cyr
A Post reporter encounters Prof Narcisse Cyr on Tremont Street. The educator editor and politician speaks in French and English about politics and Butler, Robinson, and republican principles. He aims to help locals vote intelligently and understand government.
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Post
Tremont Street
Boston
Narcisse Cyr
Question Politique
M. Appleton
Fall River
M. Butler
Butler
Robinson
United States
Cod and mackerel landings from Grand Banks and Bay of St Lawrence
Provincetown reports week ending yesterday with codfish receipts near 5000 quintals from Grand Banks and Bay of St Lawrence. Mackerel catches are light, but 75 to 80 vessels may do well if good weather lasts. Saturday crowds vessels landing 25 to 70 barrels. Stowell Sherman 50 barrels, Jennie Phillips and Charles F Atwood 80 each, Cubasset vessel 106 barrels.
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Provincetown
Mass
Grand Banks
Bay of St. Lawrence
Stowell Sherman
Jennie Phillips
Charles F. Atwood
Cubassett
Cambridge Steamer Breaks Shaft Near Rockland
The Cambridge bound for Boston from Rockland broke its main shaft near the bearings Saturday night. It anchored for the night. The Katahdin, which left Boston, towed the Cambridge to Rockland. The Penobscot then brought Katahdin’s freight and passengers to Bangor. The Cambridge departed Rockland for Boston after repairs.
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Bangor
Cambridge
Rockland
Boston
Various Local Figures Attend Religious and Civic Events
Gov Cleveland of New York makes a show of speeches while other officials take sick on overwork. Fitchburg railroad Inspector Turner is ill with fever and a heavy cold. Frank W Rollins writes letters to Raleigh State Chronicle. Dr C H Osgood returns to practice after seven months ill health. Pawnbrokers inspector William Leggett plans a bear hunting vacation in New Hampshire. Rev Thomas R Lambert leaves Charlestown for the Philadelphia Episcopal convention. A memorial service for Prof Phelps is planned at Smith College with remarks from Seelye Tyler Porter Smyth. Cunard steamer Marathon sails from Boston to Liverpool with assorted passengers. Mr M J Ryan of L Kilty & Co. departs Boston for the South. Blaine sells his Washington mansion for about 200000. Caleb R Ayer's death noted. his career and Democratic ties summarized.
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New York
Turner
Fitchburg Railroad
Frank W. Rollins
Commercial Bulletin
Raleigh
N. C
State Chronicle
C. H. Osgood
William Leggett
New Hampshire
Thomas R. Lambert
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Charlestown
Philadelphia
Protestant Episcopal Church
Phelps
Smith College
Seelye
Tyler
Noah Porter
Yale College
Smyth
Andover
Cunard
Marathon
Fletcher
Boston
Liverpool
Gorham Gray
L. Kilty & Co
South
Ryan
Blaine
Washington
L. Z. Leiter
Leiter
Caleb R. Ayer
Cornish
Newfield
Dartmorth College
Nathan Hiford
York County
Clifford
Polk
Ayer
York
Owsier
Jefferson
Jackson
Foreign News and Miscellany From Madrid to Massachusetts
Despatches from Madrid discuss Alfonso incident responses in France and potential diplomatic strain with Germany. Mentions violence in Paris, O'Donnell trial scheduling, papal allocution, Irish orangemen, and anti Jewish riots in St Petersburg. Reports wine crop quality in France and an astonishing Massachusetts fish specimen described by Natural History Society savants.
Mormon Conference In Salt Lake City Promotes Polygamy
In Salt Lake City on Oct 7 an audience of about 6000 filled the tabernacle for sermons by Apostles Richards Carrington Lyman and Cannon. Brigham Young Sr warned that powers of darkness seek to overthrow the church but earthly powers cannot prevail, promising stronger revelations to come. George Cannon and Apostle Snow echoed unwavering faith, asserting heaven and hell cannot stop the saints as they persist in polygamy and tithing.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Tabernacle
Richards
Carrington
Lyman
Cannon
Brigham Young
Church of God
George Cannon
Apostle Snow
Heaven
Hell
The Point Barrow Expedition Reaches San Francisco
Lieut Ray reports safe arrival with Schwatka and party from St Michaels. All work completed as ordered by chief signal officer. Pendulum observations not made. Leo reached Ooglaamie Aug 22, ice displaced it. returned Aug 24 then again Aug 25. embarks Aug 29. Vessel leaking, beached at Oonalaska for repairs.
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San Francisco
Schwatka
St. Michaels
Leo
Ooglaamie
Oonalaska
Land Frauds Reported in Territories By Government Agent
Col James Tullis, a government land agent, reports large tracts patented to noncompliers and desert act land misused. Wealthy stock raisers fence off tens of thousands of acres depriving settlers of range, with one Montana city area charging neighbors $1 per head to graze stock on enclosed lands.
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Salt Lake
Utah
James Tullis
Ohio River
Montana
Irish Citizens Group Chooses Attorne ys for O Donnell Defense
An Illinois Irish citizen committee met with Senator Logan and Representatives Finnerty Davis Adams and Dunham to discuss defending O Donnell, the slayer of Carey. Logan proposed naming attorneys W D Hynes and W W Brien to represent the defense on the committee's list.
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Cuscaco
Illinois
Department of State
O’ Donnell
Carey
Logan
Finnerty
Davis
Adams
Dunham
W. D. Hynes
W. W. ’ Brien
Canadea Towed Into Port After Main Shaft Breaks
The Canadea, sailing from Liverpool to New York with cargo and 345 passengers, reached St Jomx after eight days of bad weather. The main shaft broke October 1. South Wales towed her in. All passengers are well except one who died and was buried at sea.
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St. Jomx
N. F
National Line
Canadea
Liverpool
New York
South Wales
Tragedy in Liberty Jealous Youth Kills, Ends Own Life
Ambrose Daggett shot Miss Ella Greely in Liberty Me at 6 o clock, causing instant death. Daggett then shot himself in the head in an orchard, dying instantly. Jealousy and deranged state cited as causes in this fatal farm incident.
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Liberty, Me
Ambrose Daggett
David Greely
Ella
Mr. Greely
Young Daggett
Daggett
No confirmation of Canton outbreak or Consul Seymour death
The state department received no advices of an outbreak in Canton or that United States Consul Seymour has been killed. Officials telegraphed to China at dawn to verify the rumor, but no reply had been received by morning.
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Washington
State Department
Canton
United States
Seymour
Department
China
Fisherman Tangles Rare Fish in Dorchester Bay Find
Mr A W Robinson and companions fishing in Dorchester bay Friday last caught a strange specimen that proved to be an unusually rare fish. The unusual catch drew attention from local observers and awaits identification by experts.
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A. W. Robinson
Dorchester Bay
Fire destroys Passumpsic mills and rake factory in Vermont
A morning blaze in Passumpsic Vermont consumed the pulp mill owned by Passumpsic Pulp Co and spread to the adjacent sawmill, Smith & Galbraith’s rake factory, and E T & H K Ide’s flour mill. Losses total $19,000 with varying insurance, the Ide storehouse spared, and the site expected to be rebuilt nearby. Other brief fire notes follow from Boston and neighboring towns.
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Millis
Passumpsic
ST. Johnsbury
Passumpsic Village
Passumpsic Pulp Company
Smith & Galbraith
Important Arrangement Between Eastern and Maine Central
Augusta dispatch reports consolidation as the Kennebec valley’s hot topic with many opposed to the scheme. Trustees threaten court action and a possible injunction against lease while figures imply debt reductions and sinking fund guarantees. Rumors of new positions and delays surround the hastern deal as committees prepare for decisive steps.
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Augusta
Portland Argus
Kennebec
Maine Central
Boston
Maine
Phillips
Gen. Butler
Maine Central Committee
Boston and
Eastern
Plan of Settlement for Pacific National Bank Explained
Letter to stockholders and creditors from American Loan and Trust Co. outlines a proposed settlement. Under the plan stockholders who paid 160 percent assessment would be released upon paying 1.0 percent more. other classes receive releases for 9 percent or 75 percent. Creditors to receive 25 percent of claims, including 5 percent already paid, on or before April 1, 1854, with any excess to be allocated from assets.
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Pacific National Bank
Amercan Loan and Trust Co
Congress Street
Boston
Pacifi National Bank of Boston
American Loan and Trust Co
N. W. Jordan
Fort Wayne Judge Hangs Killer as Ohio Funeral Near
Judge Samuel M. Hench of Fort Wayne Ind sentences Samuel McDonald to be hanged on Tuesday Oct 9. The funeral of the Republican Party of Ohio is planned for that day. Hench, 35, had a brilliant legal record before his promotion to the bench. He prosecuted 13 murder trials and won 16 convictions.
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Samuel M. Hench
Fort Wayne
Ind
Samuel McDonald
Republican Party of
Ohio
Hench
Middlesex Club Dines at Youngs Under Judge Churchill
The Massachusetts club dined at Young's with Judge Churchill presiding. Col Davin P Parker chief inspector of the post office department from Washington was the only guest entertained. At the Middlesex club meeting at Young's there was an extra large at the event.
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Massachusetts
Young’s
Social club dinners and attendees noted in Essex area
A report lists multiple meetings led by presidents including Samuel C Upham and N A Norton. Guests included E P Brown, Dr Loring, Sherman, H C Herrick, J 8 Farlow, James Freeman Clarke, Dana Estes, and N P Banks among others. Attendance described as large, with various clubs meeting at Parker's and Young's.
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Boston Club
Parker’s
G. M. Morse
Cambridge
N. P. Banks
A.W. Beara
Linus B. Comins
Agricultural Club
Marshal P. Wilder
Obituary of Hon. Charles C Hazewell editor and journalist
Honor long time editor and journalist Charles C Hazewell dies at his Revere home. Born Cranson, Rhode Island 1814, he worked at Providence Journal, Boston Post, Nantucket Enquirer, Concord Free Press, Ohio Statesman, Middlesex Freeman, Boston Atlas, Boston Times, and finally the Evening Traveller. He served in the Massachusetts Senate in 1852 and was a prolific writer known as the learned printer. Also notes other deaths in the notice.
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Charles C. Hazewell
Evening Traveller
Revere
the Traveller
Edward W. Hazewell
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The Week's Attractions and Theatre Notes
This survey lists current and upcoming entertainments across Boston venues. Miss Mitchell performs at the Park in Jane Eyre and other pieces, while Canine Paradox and other acts headline at Windsor and Howard. Major showcases include Monte Cristo at Globe, Warranted at Museum, Virginia at Bijou, and H M S Pinafore later in the week with a strong variety bill at Boylston. The Boston Music Hall hosts Harry W French’s lecture The Wild New England Coast with 100 views, plus Leavitt organ concert and Miss Amy Cheney in public debut at Peck's. James T Powers and Roland Reed appear in London and New York contexts, with Dan Maguinnis star for the night.
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Park
Miss Mitchell
Fanchon
Savoy
Barefoot
Windsor
Howard
the Boston
Monte Cristo
The
Globe
Museum
Virginia
Bijou
Boylston
Boston Music Hall
Harry W. French
New England
Concord
Boston
Cameran
W. J. D. Leavitt
Amy Marcy Cheney
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Complimentary Banquet for North Carolina Press Visitors
The Commercial Bulletin hosted a 66 attendee banquet at Parker House for North Carolina Press Association members. Speeches by H A Loudon and others praised the guests, with thanks to the hosts and region. Sunday featured city tours of Boston area sites, and Monday plans include tours of Lowell machine shops Merrimac Manufacturing, Pacific mills in Lawrence, and Keene Bros shoe works with return to Boston.
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Commercial Bulletin
Parker House
North Carolina Press Association
Curtis Guild
H. A. Loudon
Loudon
Mayor Lewis
New Haven
E. J. Hale
Fayetteville
XN. D
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Raleigh
Charles W. Slack
Boston
the Commonwealth
N. D. Sperry
Benjamin T. Guild
The
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Bostcen
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Lowell
W. A. Burke
Merrimac Manufacturing Company
J.S. Lugiam
Publication figures urge militia budget cuts and helmets
Rumors say figures and estimates of yearly militia expenses prompt abandoning several planned outlays including helmet purchases. F B Sanborn, ex secretary of the health board, is said to be preparing a biography of E Carrigan of the board of education. They recently met in Louisville. If E G Walker is not confirmed as Charlestown district court justice, the governor may nominate another. Sees Use Fairbanks s Rock Cordial for calda.
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Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
C. Carrigan
Board of Education
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Charlestown District Court
Fall Meeting of the Country Club at Mystic Park
Arrangements for Mystic park fall meeting on October 17 and 18 progress with large entry fields. Steeplechases set on park hills and adjacent ground with a grand stand view of start, finish, and water jump. J Pincus to officiate as starter. judges named Lawrence Haven and Bradford. Jerome Park results show Brad and Leo among winners. Disturbance takes the steeplechase. Albany trots close the week with Jim Jewell and others posting wins. Trinket impresses in exhibition heat.
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Iroquois
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Hartford
Dan K
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Maj. Wheeler
Albany
Jim Jewell
King Almont
Deucalion
Westmont
Trinket
Walnut Hill Rifle Scores Highlight Saturday Attendance
A good turnout and fair weather marked a Walnut Hill shooting day with top scores in Creedmoor Practice and Prize matches. Notable marks include C A Hunt, J H Farrell, and M Carr among shooters, with Worcester Sportsmen's Club set to face the Massachusetts Rifle Association for the state championship badge next Wednesday at Walnut Hill.
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One Hundred Mile Bicycle Road Race Victory Detail
The Boston Bicycle club 100 mile road race started at Bailey's hotel South Natick at 6 30 AM with ten riders. six finished. Thomas Midgely of Worcester won in 9 hours 47 minutes. Baseball results listed from Hartford St Louis New York Cincinnati and others. Harvard beat Wesleyan at Jarvis field. Yacht Mist sold for 600 to Woolborn buyers. Stull Yacht club forms committee to discuss national yachting association and signals code.
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Newton
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Medford
Malden
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Lynn
Salem
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Wenham
Hamilton
Rowley
Brighton
Brookline
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Worcester
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Jarvis’s Field
Mist
J. H. Pitman
Bunker Hill Yacht Club
Woburn
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Commodore
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Butler in New York Probed by Press On Presidential Ambitions
Reports from The Times World Herald and Sun describe Gov. Butler at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York City. He dodged questions on national politics and offered no reply about his Massachusetts prospects or a future White House bid, while confirming private meetings and a brief stay.
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The
Times
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Charlestown
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White House
the Herald
the Sun
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Massachusetts
Fifth Avenue
Boston
Boston Light Artillery Volunteers Plan Reunion and Banquet
The Boston Light Artillery association of three months volunteers voted to hold a reunion and banquet in Boston on October 31 with the place to be announced later. Officers elected include President Frederick A. Lull Vice President Robert L Lawin Secretary Nathaniel Trumbull and Treasurer E P Morrill.
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Boston
Frederick A. Lull
Robert L. Lawin
Nathaniel Trumbull
E. P. Morrill
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Roxbury City Guard
Boston Light Infantry
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Revere
Memorial Granite Exhibit At American Fair
We cordially invite all interested in memorial art to review folios of new designs photographs of recent work and samples of Blue Westerly Granite with Red and Gray tints. An exhibit of this granite is at the American Fair showing ornamentation and finish by first class artists and skilled workmen. We warrant the granite contains no iron rust discoloration or blemish and written contracts will be provided for memorial orders.
Creditors Seek 30 Cent Settlement in Willis Co Debacle
At a Boston creditors meeting for George B. Willis & Co. the investigation committee recommended settling at 30 cents on the dollar. Joseph E. Arnold of Peabody and Salem, a morocco dresser, failed and assigned to A F Gaenssien, Boston Booth & Co. liabilities around 16000, assets about 8000. C Leonard Pierce of Peabody assigned to F A Pemberton, liabilities over 20000 with light assets. Francis Maguie & Co. at 4 Central wharf failed with about 4000 liabilities and settled at 10 cents on the dollar. the firm exits business.
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Chatham Street
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Morocco Dresser
Peabody and Salem
A. F. Gaenssien
New York
Wilton Carpeting Offerings From Local Shop
A local retailer announces exclusive patterns in English Bigelow and Lowell Wiltons for fall, including Drawing Room Chamber Library Dining Hall options with varied border widths. The firm emphasizes European selections and top home-market designs and invites a full examination of their new novelties.
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Chicagos
Louis
Back Bay
Oaks
Riversides
Bostons
Metropolitans
Cincinnati
New Yorks
Cincinnatis
Toledo
Allegheny
Bromfield ST
B. van Amrinwe
Anc
Lada Ae
Arsenal
Sandy Hook
Quincy
Dresden
Call
Oakdale
Elmwood
Islington
Ellis
New York and New England
Dedham
Essex Sn A Snag Club
J. 5. Holmes
Adrian
Mich
Pierce
Milton
Samuel G. Thayer
Middlesex County
Cushing
Nahant
Canterbury & Haskell
F. Shaw & Bros
Frankle & Butler
Horthams’ Sons & Co
W. L. Haskell
Brussels
LIS
Washington Street
Wilton
John Praysons
Lewando
Temple Place
Boston, U. S. A
Coolidge
Bowdoin Square
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!