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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1879

Page

3

City youths and workers under license in local trades

The report notes about 10 newsboys and 40 bootblacks in the city who operate under a $1 license. It also lists various civic and social activities including visits to the New England Glass Company, a Catholic Foresters meeting, a Socialist Labor talk by Ira Steward, railroad ticket offers for a Sabbath Convention, and multiple church and assembly events. Several local figures and organizations are mentioned, alongside legal notices and bequests in the late will of Benjamin Sewall.

Faneuil Hall Square B. Y. M. C. Association New England Glass Company East Cambridge Marshal Johnson United States Court House Order of Foresters Young Men’s Catholic Lyceum Ira Steward Socialistic Labor Party Hospitaller Hall Washington Street Boston and Providence Railroad Boston and Maine Railroad Messrs. Lawrence & Co Stock Exchange Exchange New York City

Republicans Name Dalzell Speaker for Abington Address

Various campaign events and speakers are listed across Massachusetts. Notable items include Hon. John K. Tarbox addresses in Abington on October 27, a Gloucester rally with Tarbox, Blaine speeches in Springfield and New Bedford, and numerous party activities from October 17 to October 31 across towns including Quincy, Lynn, Dedham, South Abington, and Boston area wards.

Democratic State Central Committee Bromfield Street Reuben Noble Westfield Boston Springfield Worcester Lowell Quincy Henry Walker Leverett Dalzell Ohio John K. Tarbox Abington Milford Theophilus King Gloucester James G. Blaine New Bedford Albert Palmer W. A. Simmons Music Hall Lynn Dedham Friends of Butler R. H. Conwell Richard Garvey Plymouth District American Hall South Abington Abington Butler Independents J. J. Kelley Gen. Nickerson Suffolk Ward Seven Hanover Street Republican State Committee Butler Charlestown Somerville East Norfolk Hanner Bwlding Walpole Henry L. Pierce Charles Foster Joseph R. Hawley Connecticut Fitchburg H. C. Hartwell J. W. Kimball Gen. Hawley Congressman Borrows O. C. Moore Beverly Sulman B. Allen Henry L. Dawes Ipswich J. Q. A. Brackett Col Wm. H. Hart Waltham A. W. Beard J. F. Manning Tewksbury George A. Crawford J. M. Dalzell Charles J. Noyes Ashland Charles A. Foster Stoneham George F. Hoar Greenfield John D. Long West Medway F. W. Pelton Rockland W. W. Rice Stoughton

Notable readings and concerts at Music Hall and beyond

Mrs Scott Siddons read selections including The Painter of Seville and Merchant of Venice to a packed house. Patti concert company and Helen Potter Pleiades drew large crowds at Music Hall and Horticultural Hall. Emma Abbott opera engagements at the Park Theatre with Repertory of Faust Bohemian Girl Mignon and Paul and Virginia announced by Col Ingersoll.

Helen Macbeth Claudius Cynthia Patti Carlotta Patti Music Hall Henry Kellen Ernest de Munck Lyceum Helen Potter Horticultural Hall M. Regamey Miss Potter Queen Elizabeth Mme, Ristori Our Girls E. Cady Stanton Globe Theatre Tom Taylor Narcisse Deniel E. Bandmann Howard Athenaum Hart Tryon Howard California Jack Parney Boylston Museum Boylston John Amy Tudor Little Lillie Moore and Lessinger John ‘Till Tom Thumb Maj Newell W.F. Stewart Virginia City Nevada Bumstead Hall Stewart Boston Theatre Gatety Theatre Humpty Dumpty

Veterans of 1812 Disband After Final Meeting in Boston

The Association of the Veterans of the War of 1812 dissolved in Boston after a farewell meeting at the Merchants' Exchange. Officers listed include President Charles Hudson and Vice President William A. Parker. Records may go to Lexington town library. Also reported: Patrolman Mariah Gould died in Maine aged 30. Wm. A. Wingate, Boston dealer, died at 66. Carl Eckert, composer and Royal Orchestra conductor, has died in Berlin.

Association of the Veterans of the Charlestown John Barrett Somerville Isaac Remi3 Boston Samuel Condon John Field Dorchester Benjamin Hawkes Capt George Page South Boston William Rice East Weymouth William C. Davis Jamaica Plain Alvah Raymond Raymond Charles Hudson Hudson Lexington Town Elmore A. Pierce Veteran Association

Serious Accident and Local Court Proceedings Report

serious accident David J Campbell an assistant telegraph operator fell twenty five feet while repairing an insulator on Warren street nearly reached roof on a ladder paralysing his legs he was taken home Dr Lattimore attended in Brattle square in other news Bridget Manley found guilty of assault on husband sentenced to three months in House of Correction Novres Mrs Commsford fell downstairs broke an arm Dedham Probate Court Judge White presided approving Cyrus Ware will appointing executor and granting administration for several estates guardian appointed for Anna Talbot plus various bonds noted Suburban Short Notes Luther Upton died Johns Rooney and a boy Quinn arrested for cow theft Mrs Mary Martin arrested for receiving stolen property Natick break and enter case set for Superior Court Unitarian Sunday School Society closed with discussion on Bible study led by Rev George A Thayer and others.

Faneuil Hall Greenback Labor Party R. F. Trevellick E. Moody Boynton Bay State EK. J. Flaherty Davis Butler Barker Washington Mr. King Hron. E. Moody Boynton Boynton New York Grant George B. Loring Caleb Cushing Loring Congress Cushing Gen. Butler Detroit Beynton David J. Campbell Warren Street Brattle Square Lattimore Bridget Manley House of Correction Commsford Sixth Charles Streets John Brandett Hampshire Street Mary Creamer Canton Ann Sullivan William E. Vining Westmouth A. E. Vining James Arlington Quincy Edward I. Thomas David C. Talbot Norwood Anna Talbot Luther Upton Lynn Ocean Street Sergt. Barnes Arsenal Watertown John W. Rooney Waltham Quinn Mary Martin Esty South Framingham Thomas Fitzgerald Thomas Morey John Sullivan Henry Barnes Natick Superior Court Unitarian Sunday School Society Salem George A. Thayer South Boston E. E. Hale Boston Grindal Reynolds Concord Mass E. H. Hall Worcester J. B. Harrison Franklin, N. H Mr. Foote King’s Chapel Dr. Stebbins Chatham County N.C Switzerland Italy Philadelphia Portland Sweden Liverpool Manitoba Robert M. Douglas Baltimore South Carolina Redmond Swain Jonstown Great Britain Archbishop of Canterbury Trinity College Hartford Conn Jim Trinity Chapel Mile Dennancourt Sarah Bernhardt Bernhardt Brooklyn Miss Flite Florida Prof Schmidt Gen Garibaldi Signora Raimondi Royal Court of Appeals Caprera Tabacco Europe Emily Faithfull Michigan Alaska Gold and Silver Mining Company Sitka Lawrence Kan Mary McCutchen Kansas Leadville Durance Vile

Boston Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad Annual Meeting Highlights

The stockholders met at Atlantic avenue with President Walden in chair. John A. Fenno was unanimously reelected clerk. Treasurer John Webster reported receipts 133 430 34 dollars expenses and interest 109 623 82 dollars net revenue 23 606 52 dollars 6 percent dividend paid 20 952 dollars surplus 2 654 52 dollars capital stock 349 200 dollars gross debt 280 477 58 dollars total stock and debt 629 677 58 dollars earnings 64 percent on property and debt and stock. Stock recently rose from 53 to 93. John B. Alley noted the corporation cost about 800 000 dollars. Directors for 1 year were Edwin Walden John G Webster John B Alley Edward Tyler David Loring T B Dix Henry Breed David L Webster Chas Slack A B Martin N Gibson. Meeting adjourned.

Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad Atlantic Avenue Walden John A. Fenno John Gebster Ion John B. Alley Edwin Walden Jno G. Webster Edward Tyler David Loring T. B. Dix Henry Breed David L. Webster Chas. W. Slack A. B. Martin N. Gibson

Dedication of St James Lyceum Hall on Harvard Street

The St James Lyceum at 154 Harvard Street opened with a literary program led by President J B Hayes and Rev Fathers Eagan Supple Shehan. The hall, hosting about 118 members, drew a crowded audience for speeches songs recitations and solos performed by local clerics and residents.

St. James’ Lyceum Harvard Street Lyceum St. James’ Parish J. B. Hayes M. T. Callaghan J.D. Maloney W. J. O’brien J.B. Hayes Eagan Supple Shehan Doyle Herriek Miss McLaughlin Keller Callahan Haley Flynn Collins Mr. Powers Miss Barrett Miss Donavan

Officers Honor Patrolman Gould with Memorial Headstone

At Station Nine roll call an informal meeting barred in memory of Patrolman Mariah Gould who died Wednesday night. A committee of Sergeant Hood Downing and Patrolman Drincoll was appointed to buy a headstone and arrange inscription. Captain White praised the late officer’s duty and gentlemanly conduct.

Station Nine Mariah Gould Hood Downing Drincoll White

Longtime Concord clerk dies at age 64 in October

Ex city clerk of Concord New Hampshire dies aged 64 after a long career in dry goods and public service. He was born in Farmington Maine and lived in Nashua Salmon Falls before settling in Concord in 1854. He served as city clerk from 1865 and was overseer of the poor for many years. Last May he took a leave of absence due to health.

Concord N. H Farmington Nashua Salmon Falls

Three drownings near New London P E I reported

News briefs recount three men drowned after a boat swamped off New London P E I on Sunday. Other items note verdicts, duels and public notices, including a murder conviction in Syracuse and a death warrant signing in Maryland.

Fire destroys James Byrom building in Methuen area

Lawrence Massachusetts October 16 fire destroyed the wooden building once used as a hat shop. North wing occupied by John A. McFarland box manufacturer and south wing used by Sawyer Bros grocery. Losses include McFarland insured $800 and Byrom building insured fully between three and four thousand dollars.

Byrom Tiopkinton Mass Patrick Beatty Woodville Fitchburg Insurance Company Port Jarvis N. Y Monticello Plymouth N.H Rumney Waterville Compton Warren Waterbury Camel’s Hump Mansfield Mechanics’ Falls John H. Ayer Minot Corner Springfield E. J. Sykes Collins Philadelphia Penn Penn., Oct. 16.—Adams & Ray’s Brick Shoddy Mill, On Fifty-third Street Torr Avenue New York J. Crawford & Co Horatio Street Portland Middle Street Geo. C. Raymond Burnham Hartley Libbey Montreal Beaver Stamping Company King Street

October meeting closes at Farmington trotting park NH

At Farmington trotting park Farmington New Hampshire the October meeting closed in good weather with large attendance. Races included a 2 45 class and a free-for-all with times and winners listed. a five mile foot race was won by Frank Young in 32 minutes 35 seconds winning 30 dollars. The Louisville races in Lexington were delayed by darkness with multiple heats and times recorded.

Farmington N. H Farmington Trotting Park Onawa White Cloud Nellie Brooks Sheprassea Saas Bowden Aardow Seewasens Bo Bae Adoavne Cacciden Frank Young

Twice-Wed Woman Encounters Former Husband in Church

The Philadelphia Times notes a stir as Mrs. Foster and Dr. Warren attend church in Denver near Mr. Avery, a former husband and father of five, who sits just behind them, prompting Mrs. Foster to leave Clinton after the encounter.

Warren J. R. Avery Manhattan Kansas Avery Foster Clinton Iowa Philadelphia Murphy Dr. Warren Bismarck Grove Atchison the Grove Denver Earl Cranston Mrs. Foster Mr. Cranston

Diverse Atlantic World Happenings Span Europe Africa and America

Reports cover Gen McClellan convalescing, Jules Verne yachting in Scotland, bloom in Vermilion parish peach trees, and Nassau travels. Notes on diamonds, UK coal mines, Denver influx, Chatham County child weight, temperance moves, and Sitka Alaska mining progress.

McClellan Jules Verne Scotland Vermilion Parish George Bancroft Newport Washington South Africa Denver Colorado United Kingdom Great Britain Smith New Jersey Pocahontas F J. Lemoyne Cetywayo Manchester England

Notable 19th Century Letters and Travel Tidbits

A survey of prominent figures and events. Shinchi Yanada with Grant on the Pacific Coast. Kossuth near Turin with a son who is an engineer. Bayard and Edmunds nearing return from Europe. Archbishop Purcell marks 46 years as Cincinnati bishop. Fremont's wife Jessie Benton Fremont active in education. Prince of Wales princes voyage aboard the Bacchante with Lord Charles Scott. Captain J. Dalton to be bishop and ship chaplain. John Morningstar’s California fortune leads to marital upheaval in Indiana.

Shinchi Yanada Gen. Grant Kossuth Turin Bayard Europe Edmunds Purcell Cincinnati Gregory XVI Fenwick Fremont Arizona Jessie Benton Fremont Prince of Wales Lord Charles Scott J. Dalton John Morningstar California Indiana John Hoosierdam

Mining Stock Closing Prices From San Francisco Market

San Francisco opening prices list mining stocks with entries for Aichb Northern Belle Ghars Belcher Raymond & Ey Savage California Sierra Nevada Chollar Union Consolidated Consol'd Virginia Yellow Jacket Crown Point Sarek Consolidated Potosi Imperial Gould & Curry Martin White Grand Prigeciccs Hale & Norcross Independence Consolidated Pacific Mexical stock figures shown, with various percentage indications and placeholders due to OCR errors.

San Francisco Coos Northern Belle Savage California C.e Sierra Nevada Chollar Union Consolidated Consol Virginia Yellow Jacket Crown Sarek Consolidated Potosi Cccsnes Excheguet Gould & Curry Martin White Grand Julis Consolidated Consolidated Pacific Fubtics

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D Joseph Steadman Lrnstram Gilman Young Men’s Christian Association Rooms Sidney Burt Ferdinand Dewey Freddie Mahn THE Greenback Greenback Hall South F.S. Dougherty John J. Connelly Thomas F. Ryan Ward Thirteen T. H. Devlin C. W. McCarthy McCarthy N. H. Guinan Mr. Devlin Robert Morrison John Sloward Ward Kiffeen Morrison Mr. Martin John F. McMahan State Central Committee Mattapan Hall W. J. Quinn Ward Thomas H. Devlin Thomas J. Gorman Ward Fifteen Robert Cox Scuffelk Chelsea William O’neil D. J. Sweeney C. F. Doherty Revere Winthrop O'Neil Henry T. Holmes Chas. H. Chellis Charles H. Chellis Alonzo R. James William O'Neil Timothy Donovan East Boston Warren Fenno M. Austin Belcher James Skinner Woburn Middlesex William Woolley Clark Lincoln Lyceum Hall Geo. B. Loring William Cogswell Bradford Grafton William Abbott Douglas CG. B. Scargrove Essex County Zachariah Graves Kendall Jenkins Andover Charles S. Osgood Cornelius Lovell E. F. Stevens S. G. Laskey S. B. Remick H. R. Danforth George Pigott George W. Jones Deerfield L. C. Pratt Green Charles Keith James A. McDonald Hampshire County Northampton David M. Wells Hatfield Henry P. Billings Register of Deeds Lewis P. Warner Billings L. B. Williams Middlesex District J.B. Fairbanks J. F. Fiske Holliston William F. Ellis J. B. Fairbanks John Johnson Framingham S. E. Baker A. 8. Fiske Weston Republican State Central Committee Gloucester Cornet City Hall George Todd City Republican Committee James Walker James H. French Col. French Fitz J. Babson Suffolk County McKim Lincoln F. Baker James Baker John Q. Adams Joseph O. Burdett Charles H. Trott & Co Thomas Kelly Alfred Butler Charles A. Shepard Thomas H. Crosley the Harbor and Land Commission Harbor and Land Commission Eben B. Phillips Whale Beach Swampscott George S. Delano Mystic River Medford G. Knight Hull Beach J. W. Clark Baugor W. B. 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Wingate Columbus Avenue Berlin Carl Eckert Royal Orchestra Corbit Prince Street West Roxbury Michael McCuen Lewis Wharf Sergeant Simmonds Station Eight Thomas Schandlin Chapman Street Monroe City Hospital Francis Flaherty Third Street Forbes Lithograph Company Devonshire Street Trinity Church Boylston Street Alice Isabel Hooper Samuel Hooper Charles Sumner Edward Balfour Phillips Brooks Miss Crehore Newbury Mr. Cunningham Mt. Vernon Street J. K. Poor & Co Revere Beach and Lynn St. James’ Lyceum Hall D. Callahan Irving Street Planing Mill Federal Furnace Streets Denis Mehegan Horgan and Harrigan Officer Gould Charles F. Stewart Louis Belmontet Montauban Belmonte Toulouse Lyceum Belmontet National Assembly Chamber of Deputies Legion of Honor New Empire James C. Madigan Houston Aroostook Executive Council Grantham Yorke Earl of Hardwicke Dean Peel Edward Payson Weston Young Ladies’ Seminary Highland Park Boothbay Bowdoin College Gorham Seminary Thomas A. 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