Diverse Fryer News: Clergy, Trials, and Antiquated Arrivals
A mixed set of society notes and brief items: high clergy visits in New Brunswick and New York. Rev Dr Ewer in a critical condition. Rev F S Adams resigns after vacation. firefighter Alexander J. McDonald linked to a Providence truck accident. U S Canton dispatch reports calm and a healthy Consul Seymour. marriage of Miss Thompson and N B Ainsworth. Augusts Phillip in divorce proceedings. Hugh J Hastings will divides stock and estate with wife as executor President Arthur named executor. Hyacinthe Loyson arrives with son, planning lectures. Queen Victoria’s macabre memorial plans. various steamship Batavia passengers arrive in Boston.
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Fredericton
Canon Sigstocke
St. John
N. B
Revere House
Freddie Gebhardt
Arizona
New York
Ewer
Montreal
F. S. Adams
Harvard Avenue Methodist Church
Allston
Alexander J. McDonald
Providence
Boston Fire Department
State Department
Washington
United States
China
Canton
Seymour
Miss Thompson
James P. Thompson
Roanoke County
N. B. Ainsworth
Roanoke College
Augustus T. Phillip
Commercial Advertiser
Keogh
Arthur
Brown
Buchanaa
Hyacinthe Loyson
Pere Hyacinthe
Paris
Pere
Cyrus W. Field
London
Balmoral
Prince Consort
Omete Aeeke
Windsor
Abergeldie
Edith Carpinter
J. E.cagger
Richberg
Anna Eichberg
E. J. Evans
Lizzie Fradd
Woot
I. B. Forsaith
S. Hi
M. A. Foster
A. Hofftining
G. F. Parkman
Parkman
A. P. Smith, Esq
Florence Ricker
F. W. Weston
Esther M. Young
Fruit train records set as Hudson river district exceeds prior years
The Hudson river fruit district train surpasses all previous years with daily grape shipments between six hundred tons, as the great Dutch influence reaches Newburg. William Sullivan, a Perryville farmer, is found dead from a gunshot in his wagon after selling wheat at Lawrence. A murder behind the money and a frightened escape are suspected.
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Hudson River
Newburg
Multiple Local Crimes and Misfortunes Reported Across States
A string of incidents from New England and nearby states includes Chames C. Fankes of Winsted who died by accidental self shot while hunting, a grave train collision injuring a man near Charlestown, and H L Mason arraigned for murder in Pittsfield. Cora Perkins, 15, in Mt Chase took Paris green and is gravely ill. William Perkins pleaded guilty to horse theft in Windham and received two years in prison. A new post office named Blairs opens at West Campston with Mrs. J C Blair as postmistress. J B Chase’s Orono grocery was burglarized for $100–$150, with further break-ins and arson attempts noted. A search for Charles R Turner, missing janitor of St Albans, Vermont, continues. he is 65. Ziba Nason, 60, formerly of Rochester, VT, died by his own hand in West Brattleboro. J H Shumway, ex-treasurer of Lafayette Lodge in North Adams, has been arrested in Aurora, Illinois, on Laf ayette Lodge suspicions of a $500 theft.
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Chames C. Fanckes
Winsted
Conn
Sullivan
Charlestown
N. H
H. L. Mason
Concord
Fulton
Pittsfield
Cora
Perkins
Mt. Chase
Paris Green
William Perkins
Ezra Edson
Windham
Brattleboro
Blairs
Joseph C. Blair
West Campston
J. C. Blair
J. B. Chase
Orono
St. Albans
Charles R.turner
Turner
Ziba Nason
Rochester
West Brattleboro
North Adams
Mass
J. H. Shumway
Lafyette Lodge of Masons of
Aurora
Asa Peak
Adams
Lafayet Edge
Rom
Ohio election outlook across factions and regions
A bustling Ohio vote race reports governors races, with Hoadly favored by some and questioned by others. Analysts cite liquor and German blocs, mixed local tickets, and a potential Democratic legislature, while others predict Foraker or mixed results. Local rivals expect a large turnout and a tight statewide contest.
The Germans Will Vote Democratic
In MOINEs Indiana on October 8, long campaign rallies and street parades build to a forecast of large Democratic gains. Republicans claim 65 House seats and 35 Senate seats, while Democrats expect 60 opposition House members and 16 to 18 in the Senate, with voters possibly reaching 320 000 to 325 000. We see major English and German support leaning Democratic across the state, including in Hawkeye regions.
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Cuyahoga
Ohio
John Sherman
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J.C. Underwood
News-Journal
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Hawkeye
Gov
Sherman
Kinne
Judge Hayes
Judge Reed
House
Senate
United States
Weaver
Boston Post
Episcopal Convention Debates Bishop Elects And Mission Plans
The Philadelphia convention reassembled with debate on consecrating Rev. Randolph, Rev. Potter, and Rev. Knickerbocker as assistant bishops. A minority report questioned Virginia’s consecration timing while others opposed omitting Protestant Episcopal words. Reports covered missions, colored race issues, a women’s auxiliary appointment, medical missions, and board representation, with a treasurer’s balance and a proposed amendment to the building fund commission.
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Maine
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Virginia
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Knickerbocker
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Board of Missions
Lee
House of Bishops
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Lyman
North Carolina
Suwanee
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Raleigh
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Arkansas
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Whipple
Minnesota
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Neely
Board of Managers
A. T. Twing
Women’s Auxilliary
Bedell
Ohio
L. Bradford Pierce
New Mexico
American Church Building Land Commission
American Church Building Fund Commission
Locomotive Plunges Into Lowell Station Buries Itself
A freight engine Andover ran wild into the Boston and Maine express office at Lowell station. It tore up the platform and buried the locomotive in the cellar. Clerk C C Paul narrowly escaped, but Miss Mary Nutter died after being struck. No regular trains were interrupted.
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Boston and Maine
Andover
C. C. Paul
Lovgejoy’s Express
Wamesit
Mary Nutter
Ogee Hospital
Plymouth probate court grants and probates in Oct session
In Plymouth Mass probate court Judge Keith oversees wills probated for Lydia J. Keene Samuel P. Keene executor William Bradford Mary J. Bradford Sophronia Chamberlain Mary E Jenks executrix Elisha Hatch Ebenezer ey Fogg Lewis Goodwin Francis Collamere executor John 8 Howard Mary J Howard exec Elizabeth C R Gleason Francis Collamere executor Jane Crandon Benj C Leonard executor Administration granted for James 8 Hill Thomas Stodder Saintel D Stetson Edward Shea Thomas B Sears James Frawley Samuel Talbot Guardians appointed for minor Frank E Chandler Lottie E Shurtleff Florence Rh George B Wright Howard B Wilbur minor.
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Plymouth County
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Lydia J. Keene
Rockland
Samuel P. Keene
William Bradford
Kingston
Mary J. Bradford
Sophronia Chamberlain
Middleboro
Mary E. Jenks
Elisha Hatch
Marshfield
Ebenezerey Fogg
Lewis Goodwin
Pembroke
Francis Collamere
John 8. Howard
Arlington
Mary J. Howard
Elizabeth C. R. Gleason
Jane Crandon
Benj. C. Leonard
Aaron Pratt
Cohasset
James 8
Hill of Scituate
Quincey Sicknell
Hingham
Thomas Stodder
Nelson M. Stetson
Abington
Saintel D. Stetson
John Shea
South Scituate
Edward Shea
Braintree
Walter Hi. Sears
Thomas B. Sears
Patrick Frawley
James Frawley
Rebecca Talbot
Samuel Talbot
Mercie B. Chandler
Duxbury
Frank E. Chandler
James F. Shurtleff
Miadleboro
Lottie E. Shurtleff
Charles G. White
Boston
Florence Rh
George B. Wright
Bridgewater
Enoch B. Wilbur
West Bridgewater
Howard B. Wilbur
Yellow fever feared in Brewton area reports rise
A Montgomery quarantine officer states that malignant fever in Brewton is yellow fever spreading in the village with 17 cases and two deaths reported. Trains pass without stopping. Dr. Cochrane urges strict quarantine enforcement between Brewton and the world as heat and drought persist.
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Montgomery
Ala
Brewton
Lie
Montgomery and Mobile
Cochrane
Police Killings Spur Lynch Threats in Huntsville
In Huntsville Alabama on October 8 a policeman named Street attempting to arrest two Black thieves was seized by one attacker while the other split his head open with an axe, killing him instantly. A posse pursues the pair amid threats of lynching.
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Ontario merchants sue railway for large sums
McKechnie and Bertram of Dundas Ontario file two actions against the Southeastern railway totaling 21 450 with Jackson Rae of Montreal suing for 26 000 in separate cases.
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Sloop smuggling China men halted by customs officers
Port Townsend reports customs officers captured a sloop engaged in smuggling Chinese men from British Columbia. The tally suggests many boats carried Chinese passengers through Puget Sound and landed successfully.
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W. T
British Columbia
Puget Sound
Baseball score snippets from early games
A terse recap shows Philadelphia Athletics over Philadelphia at home 4 to 0. New York Metropolitan beat Boston 5 to 1 in New York. Detroit defeated Louisville 6 to 5 in Louisville. St Louis topped New York 6 to 4 at St Louis.
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Bay State Politics Rally As Butler Seeks 5 000 Colored Votes
The Far River Democrats plan an October 17 rally with Gov. Butler as chief speaker. He will hold a public reception, speak at the Academy of Music, and attend a flag raising with fireworks. Wendell Phillips contends 5,000 of Massachusetts 6,000 Black voters will back Butler.
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Gov. Butler
Academy of Music
Wendell Phillips
Butler
A Tewksbury Tale and Political Shuffle Sketch
A Springfield Republics sketch of Wayfarers inn at Tewksbury mocks alms house inmates and a board of charities move to elect their own superintendent. The piece hits on governor policy and local slang while mixing political chatter from Middlesex and Essex districts.
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Springfield Republican
Wayfarers’ Inn
Tewksbury Almshouse
Beacon Street
Union Club
Board of Charities
Concord
Tripp
Capt. Marsh
Springfield
Bass praises Butler and predicts victory in Massachusetts election
Bangor Daily Commercial proprietor Joseph P. Bass reports widespread Republican defections to Butler among Dorchester laborers truck drivers and merchants. He likens Butler’s appeal to a sensational publishing model and says Butler has momentum in manufacturing and farming towns while Maine Democrats prefer a Butler win over Robinson but oppose a presidential run.
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Maine
Tewksbury
Gov. Butler
Post
Mr. Bass
Massachusetts
Robinson
Secessionist senator doubts Butler support in 1872 race
In a Boston interview Senator Benjamin F Cutter of the eighth Suffolk district confirms his break with Gov Butler. He says he will not vote for Butler this fall, citing party loyalty and disaffection among both parties. He explains he declined to run for the senate again.
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W Wiendell Phillips
Butler
Senator Cutter
Benjamin F. Cutter
Suffolk
Carter
Gov. Butler
Tewksbury
Losses by Fire Across Boston and Vicinity Report
A detailed fire and loss roundup from Boston and nearby areas covers incidents at 17 Suffolk Street Cambridge and 232 Union Street Lynn, plus additional fires at Fort Hill square, Norfolk Avenue, Dorchester yard paint shop, and several distant towns. Major losses include Standard Rubber, Border City car, and multiple buildings with insurance coverage noted.
Annual Meeting and Directors of Charles River Railroad
The Charles River Railroad held its third annual meeting in Cambridgeport. Directors elected: Champerlin, Raymond, Montague, Reardon, Hilton, Raymond, Woods, Davis, Wilbur. Year ending Oct 1 shows 1,000 miles added to 975 miles total. constructor’s cost $153,345, per mile $16,713. Revenue $61,458, passengers 1,245,053. Stock $250,000. real estate $43,000. net debt $64,268. equipment $86,000. Land bought for stable and depot at Cottage Farm. 240 horses, 34 cars, 18 in daily service. Directors authorized to seek mortgage bonds.
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Charles River Railroad Company
Austin Hai
Cambridgeport
Daniel V. Champerlin
Emmons Raymond
Samuel L. Montague
Edmund Reardon
J. M. Hilton
Charles E. Raymond
Cambridge
H. F. Woods
Somerville
F.S. Davis
Boston
George B. Wilbur
Newton
Cottage Farm
Dover and Barrington Rail Road Forms New Directors
A Dover city hearing on fire department changes also notes the first regular meeting of the Dover and Barrington Railroad corporators. Gen Alfred Hoitt presides as president with Henry Law secretary. directors elected include Hoitt Wallingford Law Seavey Bradley Andersen Colbath. The Catholic diocese of Maine and New Hampshire is to split, with Portland remaining as Portland and Manchester becoming the Diocese of Manchester. Bishop Healey stays in Portland. Three priest candidates were sent to Rowe for the pope to select the new Manchester bishop.
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Dover and
Henry Law
J. Herbert Seavey
N.S. Bradley
Washington Andersen
George W. Colbath
Gen. Hoitt
Joshua G. Hall
Portland
Maine
New Hampshire
Manchester
Healey
Rowe
Simmons Hall and a Dan Kelly Letter to the Editor
A Boston Post reader, Daniel D. Kelly, laments General James A. Hall’s remark that he “considered hell too good for democrats.” He suggests inviting Hall to speak at tomorrow’s Butler meeting where Simmons will be a focal figure, implying a political stunt for Democratic amusement.
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Plain Dealer
Hoadly
Boston Post
Cincinnati
Foraker
J. R. McLean
Enquirer
Willi
Seoon
Garfield
Wm. A. Simmons
Faneuil Hall
James A. Hall
Hall
Severe Tests For New British Steel Cruisers In US Readiness
A naval board member reports rapid progress on new steel cruisers with tests demanding 60,000 pounds tensile strength and 25 percent ductility. No extra cruiser appropriation before late 2nd session, and Britain likely has no ships matching these features. The standard set may elevate US shipbuilding quality.
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Washington
Naval Board
Advisory
Congress
Advisory Board
State officers assigned in Amero murder case
The Journal notes the assignment of two state officers in Amero's murder case is not purely for building his defence. The prisoner is penniless and is entitled to state counsel and funds for defense. The detectives’ review of evidence may aid or hinder the government or Amero, making the inquiry ex parte in practice. The trial is several weeks away.
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Watertown
Journal
Amero
Baptist ministers elect officers at annual meeting chair led by Rev Elis
The Baptists ministers met Monday with Rev F M Elis in the chair. Officers elected include President Rev J Banvard vice president Rev P Gifford second vice president Rev W D Chase and secretary Rev A J T Dunn. Advisory committee named Revs J W T Stratton A Potter and A Severance. There was a
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F. M. Elis
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J. Banvard
Vu. P. Gifford
W. D. Chase
A. J.T. Dunn
J. W. T. Stratton
A. &. Potter
A. Severance
Uncle Sam’s Workshop Batch Ships Vessels and Personnel
A batch of naval items includes Israel L. Snow of Rockland purchasing the US ship Ohio for breakup. Vandalia’s master of arms T Maher is discharged. Keating named replacement. Vandalia sails to New York. Swatara undergoes minor repairs with officers reporting for duty. Meade and Logan receive leaves. Finslow and family plan a week in New Bedford.
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Rockland
United States
Ohio
Navy Yard
T. Maher
Vandalia
William E. Keating
Wabash
R. R. Wallace
New York
Ordnance Bureau
Yates
South Boston
Swatara
J. L. Vennard
Portsmouth
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Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Richard Ashbridge
U.S. N
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S. S. Logan
Robert L. Whiting
Norfolk
George Finslow
New Bedford
Two Female Baseball Clubs Play on Boston Grounds
Two all female baseball nines named the Blondes and Brunettes faced off on Boston grounds drawing nearly 1000 spectators. The Blondes wore white and blue bloomers while the Brunettes wore red. The Reds batted first and seven innings were played before rain halted play. Spectators laughed at mishaps as police cleared the field for a barge ride to the hotel. another game was scheduled for today.
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Reds
Dorchester and Cambridge incidents reported in brief
Monday morning 77 year old Mrs. Joanna Conroy was found dead at No 7 Maiden lane. George C Fogg arrested again on irregular dealing. Burglars hit Mr F Nickerson’s Savin Hill Ave Dorchester home via ladder and hall window. jewelry worth 1200 dollars plus stolen. Dorchester resident James McCormick severely injured by a dump cart on Ashmont Street. Yard master Frederick Burrows wounded by a revolver discharged at Woodlawn Cemetery. Mrs Mary E Williams’s satchel containing money keys and railroad tickets stolen in the ante room. Albert Kendrick once employed by J Burnaby & Co believed to be dead by own action after July discharge. Daniel Resgan injured in a stable accident. two ribs fractured. Mary Peck arrested for diamond stud larceny. Lizzie McCormick and Catherine Murphy charged with larceny from stores. John Barrett run over by a Fitchburg train. arm amputated at MGH. Robert Burns rescued after falling overboard at Union wharf.
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Savin Hill Avenue
Dorchester
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Aorry
James McCormick
Commercial Street
Ashmont Street
Frederick Burrows
Boston and Albany Railroad
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Mary E. Wiliams
Superior Judicial Court
Albert Kendrick
West Roxbury Park
J. , Burnaby & Co
Daniel Resgan
Austin Street
Charlestown
Tremont Street
A.M
Mary Peck
Josiah van Buren
Worcester Square
Lizzie McCormick
Catherine Murphy
Houghton & Dutton
W.S. Butler
Kk. H. Stearns & Co
John Barrett
Fitchburg
Cambridge
Massachusetts General Hospital
Robert Burns
Union Wharf
Doyle and Littleton
Eighth Division
Caterer Seeks Reimbursement From Convention Guests
The caterer who served at a French Canadian delegates banquet asks anyone who drank the red wine to send 50 cents. In a Le Republicain ad titled To All Those Who Drank Wine at the Canadian Convention he explains he was unpaid for the wine and is $50 out of pocket. M. Lovys states missionaries should ante up for their wine.
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Boston Aldermen approve street railway and election officer orders
City board acts on petitions for sewers and sidewalks in Monroe and Washington streets, authorizes fire alarm pole placements, and approves Edison lighting rerouting. Mayors' appointments fill election officer vacancies across several wards and precincts, with varies party designations. Also orders streetcar track expansions in Canal Eliot Kneeland streets and double tracks on Battery street past the East Boston ferry.
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Richard L. Humphreys
Oliver Street
Francis J. Ward
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William P.hunt
Burnham Street
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Olney Street
Suburban Matters in Waltham and Nearby Reports
A driver named James Eaton employed by J. B. Moore suffered a laudanum dose, likely accidental during epilepsy, and is recovering. A stolen horse and buggy from Heywood’s stable was recovered in Hart’s livery, Haymarket Square, Boston. Watertown’s Law and Order League met, reporting seizures and prosecutions related to liquor law enforcement, with calls to overturn the current selectmen next March. Lynn hosts North Carolina Press association visitors with city tours and dinners, while local courts address adultery, burglaries, and liquor nuisance cases. Draft allocations for Lynn reveal major spending across fire, health, schools, water, poor, highways, police, and drainage.
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Rentville
Providence Railroad
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Malden
A. T. Wiite
Somerville
Nicholas F. Welch
Governor's staff to attend Worcester funeral today
The governor's staff will attend the funeral of Non. George F. Verry of Worcester today. The Way house will be ready for occupancy by state authorities in about a fortnight. It will be occupied by the board of agriculture the attorney general the state statistician the land and bar commission the insurance commission and the district police. The executive council will meet again on Friday of this week and it is predicted Mr. E G Walker will be rejected as justice of the Charlestown district court.
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Charlestown
Uniform Attendance and Notable Displays at the Fair
The fair draws steady visitor attendance with excursion parties starting this week. The scientific section of the women's department is led by a special committee, with Miss Knowlton presiding. Exhibits include the Jewett wrecking car by Harrison Loring, chains of 76 000 pounds strength, the Spencer fire escape, Dickson arrow gun, patent fire escapes, elaborate stove designs, Schendel Havana cigar factory, Hall Rubber displays, and Massachusetts industrial drawing. The state normal art school showcases historic architecture and constructive art, while Willie Mossman’s 13 year old sawed screen draws attention. Pulsometer steam pump, exhaust steam injector, patent tool lever pump, Chandler ice cutting machine, Nonotuok Silk, and Nebraska birds exhibits complete the highlights.
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Chandler
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Rowth
Silk Company
Florence
Mass
Nebraska
Lawrence Brunner
Land Department
Union Pao Road
Second illustrated lecture by Harry W. French at Music Hall
Mr. Harry W. French delivered the second in his course of illustrated talks at Music Hall on Monday evening titled The Wild New England Coast. He described a Maine coast trip from Campobello to Cape Ann with scenes from Mt. Desert Bar Harbor and the Penobscot region, and also toured Revolutionary sites with Emerson Hawthorne Whittier Longfellow and Holmes. The stereopticon views were praised as fine art and held the audience’s attention throughout.
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Hogging the Half Fare Ticket Sparked Fracas
The Chicago Times notes a 5 cent fare from Chicago to Indianapolis with a bustling office and nearly 200 passengers booked by evening. A man demanded a ticket and a half for his ten year old, provoking an enraged clerk who hurled an inkstand as he exited.
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Arm Insurrection at Peeble Barracks Leaves Captain Dead
In Matamoras on October 8, soldiers of the fifth infantry mutinied at Peeble barracks over nickel payoffs. The captain and the guard officer were killed, and eighteen soldiers escaped into the night.
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Sawyer & Mann
McDonald
Kellogg
Supreme Court of the United States
John Goode
Mahone
Gen. Early
Goode
Department of State
Civil Service Commission
Ship’s Island
Miss
Frederick T. Dent
Third Artillery
Secret Service Division
Duluth
Minn
W. ©. Cooper
Southern Advance Association
J. W. Hamilton
Thayer
J.T. Sawer
Universalist
J. J. Lewis
J. C. Adams
G. T. Knight
Dr. Fletcher
W. A. Start
George Hill
Mr. Hill
Machias
Herbert Eaton
Samuel Kelly, Jr
Calais
Danforth
Sam
C. B. Rounds
E. E. Livermore
Forstate
George FE
Curran
A. McNichol
E. LB. Harvey
Carlton Mulder
Navy Yard Matters
Uncle Sam
Boston Aldermen
Board of Aldermen
O’ Brien
James E. Fogarty
Board of Health
George Faulkner
Jamaica Plain
Elm Street
Water Board
Stonybrook
R. A. Malone
Dorchester Bay Tunnel
Stamford Street
Patrick Maguire
Denis P. Sullivan
Michael T. Murphy
Wm. E. Bicknell
John L. Spaulding
Edward M. Westcott
Nelson N. Steele
Horace Smith
Stephen A. Stackpole
Benjamin F.ah
Luke F. Killian
S. Marshall Reed
Copley Square
New England Historic Genealogical Society
James Murray Robbins
Bushhill
Milton
Common
Haldeman
Anthony
Leighton
Wooley
Boston Ferries
Eastern Avenue
Committee On Ferries
State House
Boston Bank
Monay
Boston Weekly Post
Institute Fair
GMW Invest
R. S.S
Archibald
Washbury’s
Pillsbury’s
Nn, Perce & Co, Importers and Grocers
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