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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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Jonstown
Great Britain
Archbishop of Canterbury
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
Jim
Trinity Chapel
Mile
Dennancourt
Sarah Bernhardt
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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Walter
Albert
Thomas F. Kamands
Walnut Hill
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D. D. C. Mink
Mount Pleasant
M. Joseph
J. Myers
Richardson
Jaggar
Barnstable
Joseph
Hopkins
Benjamin Sewall
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Snug Harbor
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Boston Children’s Aid Society
Bangor Theological Seminary
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J. Francis Lotts
John L. Stephenson
Edwin Wright
John P. Bland
Eugene H. Richards
James B. Gleason
National Rubber Company of
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R.L
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Thomas G. Casson
A. O. Bourne
Charles Darrow
T. G. Carson
N. Chapin
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A. C. Eddy
Providence
Dr. Porter
Bridgeport
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B. Capen
Henry F. Coe
H. T. Hogan
John Buchanan
Nathaniel Greene
M. D
Joseph Steadman
Lrnstram Gilman
Young Men’s Christian Association Rooms
Sidney Burt
Ferdinand Dewey
Freddie Mahn
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John J. Connelly
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T. H. Devlin
C. W. McCarthy
McCarthy
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Mr. Devlin
Robert Morrison
John Sloward
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Morrison
Mr. Martin
John F. McMahan
State Central Committee
Mattapan Hall
W. J. Quinn
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Thomas H. Devlin
Thomas J. Gorman
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Robert Cox
Scuffelk
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D. J. Sweeney
C. F. Doherty
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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
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William Woolley
Clark Lincoln
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Geo. B. Loring
William Cogswell
Bradford
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William Abbott
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Zachariah Graves
Kendall Jenkins
Andover
Charles S. Osgood
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H. R. Danforth
George Pigott
George W. Jones
Deerfield
L. C. Pratt
Green
Charles Keith
James A. McDonald
Hampshire County
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David M. Wells
Hatfield
Henry P. Billings
Register of Deeds
Lewis P. Warner
Billings
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Holliston
William F. Ellis
J. B. Fairbanks
John Johnson
Framingham
S. E. Baker
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Weston
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George Todd
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James H. French
Col. French
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Suffolk County
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Charles H. Trott & Co
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Paris Opera House
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Marie F. Marchington
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Lewis Wharf
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Washington St
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Oliver Ditson
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Edham
Charles F. Howe
Clement Hugh Gill
Said Court
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