A Few of the Items Showing How Petty Stealing is Done
The article recounts small theft schemes observed in shops and markets, detailing common tactics such as mislabeling goods and concealing items. It highlights the ease of petty theft and notes preventative measures like vigilant staff and store layout changes.
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Industrial League
League
Michael Strogoff
Injunction Sought in Burke Versus Concord Railroad Case
In Concord on Oct 8 plaintiffs Edmund Burke et al appealed to the chief justice for an injunction to prevent the Concord and Lowell railroads from operating under the Aug 19 1881 contract. Hearing occurred Oct 11 with counsel for both sides. decision postponed to December term for referee findings.
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Concord
N. H
Edmund Burke
Judge Foster
Concord Railroad
Connecticut Troops Feted by Charleston Society
The visiting Connecticut regiment received a full Charleston welcome with flags, parades, a dress parade, and meals at armories and the Military hall. Gov. Bigelow and staff and Gov. Hagood praised the hospitality as Mayor Courtenay and others spoke. The unit departs tomorrow morning, with governors heading to Augusta and the Atlanta exposition.
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Charleston
S. C
Connecticut
Courtensy
Academy of Music
Mayor Courtenay
Hagood
Bigelow
G. L. Ernst
Jewell
A. H. Simonton
Lucas A. Barbour
C. R. Miles
Bulkley
Hartford
Geo. Johnston
Harbeson
Harrison
H.L. Sperry
Hartford Post
Washington
Cushing Guard Marks 106th Anniversary Target Shoot
The Cushing guard celebrated its 106th anniversary with a field target shoot at Dockam's field. Private Fred T. Pattie won the gold with 9 of 25 and Thomas H. Currier took silver with 9 as high winds hindered scores. A Boston man, R. M. Bates, was arrested for stealing a coat and vest containing a watch and $27 at the city hall. Delegates elected to attend the greenback county and councillor conventions include Stephen Collins and others listed.
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Newburyport
Mass
Cushing Guard
Dockam
Fred T. Pattie
Thomas H. Currier
R. M. Bates
Boston
Greenback County
Stephen Collins
G. J. Colby
E. M. Boynton
H. M. Cross
F. R. Cook
Eben Manson
Charles W. Perry
Edward Sexton
A. R. Somerby
J. J. Kelly
Charlies Poole
James Wing
D.T. Cotty
John M. Cross
Josiah Slaisdell
Death Toll Reaches Twenty After Clan Macduff Disaster at Sea
The Clan Macduff foundered after a leak doused fires, with twenty to thirty passengers losing their lives and some of a touring theatrical company rescued. The Alexandra of Malmo is overdue from Newcastle with twenty crew, six adults and four children aboard, all Swedes. Parliament News and other European items follow a wide maritime and political update.
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London
Clan Macduff
Bombay
Alexandra
Malmo
Sweden
Newcastle
America
New York Harbor
Paris
Laboulaye
Levi P. Morton
Legation
M. Guyet Gauthier
Morton
Bartholdi
Yorktown
Tunis
Times Seis
M. Faure
Department of Gerce
Wide Range of Society Notes From New York to Paris
A collage of social items reports marriages births and notable events. Notables include Coventry Patmore’s marriage to a third wife. Mrs Pavan Stevens returning to New York for winter. the late Baron Haymerle speaking ten languages. John Paul Jones of Indiana admitted to the bar in DC. Consul General Wolf receiving by the khedive with gifts. and the Wallen-Struthers wedding in New York with Gen Wallen’s daughter marrying Mr Struthers.
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Coventry Patmore
Pavan Stevens
New York
Baron Haymerle
John Paul Jones
Indiana
District of Columbia
Mery Clemmer
Boston
Washington
Prof
Gulliver
Andover Theological Seminary
Central Church
Fall River
Miss Farmer
Newport
Oliver Ames
David Dudley Field
Howard Carroll
New York Times
Gardin
Gerster
Campbell
Alexander Campbell
The
Christian Church
Garifelad
Paris
M. Daniel Wilson
Milo
Grevy
the Elysee
Count Beust
France
R. Cary Long
Lieut
Longades
R.L
Gen. Garfield
Congress
Bades
Long-Exdes
Grace Fletcher
A. St. John Chamt
Church of the Ascension
Wiso
Gen. Wallen
Miss Marie
Mr. Struthers
Miss Struthers
Jessie Wallen
Mrs. Grant
Multiple Local Accidents and Readjusted Plans
A Bath shipbuilder Samuel Packard died after being crushed by train wheels at Falmouth. Maine Central Railway head Payson Tucker may decline the Northern Pacific superintendent post. Falls in Milford mill exposed two workers. Littlefield sustained five broken ribs. Wm. Hunter injured crossing the Maine Central track at Ben ton depot, likely fatal injuries. Suspects in Biddeford burglaries arrested in Portsmouth. other suspects captured near Wells. Portland mercantile circular notes strong Maine farm receipts from high hay and produce prices. Maine lumber market and September business activity cited as positive indicators.
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Samuel Packard
Goss, Sawyer & Packard
Bath
Falmouth
Payson Tucker
Maine Central Railway
Northern Paceilic Railroad
Milford Lana Ana Lumper Company
Milford
Simon Andrews
Portsmouth
N. H
Morday
Bidgeford
Wells Road
Portland Mercantile Agency
Maine
Tully
Portland
Broderick
Francena Barrett
Auburn
Ezekiel Hele
Littleton
Bale
Miss Farr
Maj
Evarts W. Farr
J. L. Dunney
Rochester
Supreme Judicial Court
Ossipee
Blodgett
Geo. Harris
John Stevens
Bursglary
Haley
Concord
Stephen Dixon
West Lebanon
New Hampshire
Merrimack County
Grafton
Hillsboro
Weirs
Appalachian Club
Goffstown
Boston
Charles EK. Fay
K CU. Pickering
KR. F. Curtis
Jamaica Plain
Eee Henek
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Erastus Brooks
New York City
Mgr. Garner
Eason C. Eastman
Citizens meet to hear report on Boston World’s Fair plans
About 100 gentlemen gathered at the Hotel Vendome to discuss the committee of twenty eight report on a 1885 Boston world's fair. Gen A P Martin presided as letters from J Jordan Marsh & Co and Francis A Walker were read.
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Choate
A. P. Martin
John C. Paige
B. Norton
George P. Denney
Henry W. Wilson
Charles E. Wiggin
Charles H. Taylor
Charles E. Powers
D. A. Goddard
John W. Candi
Col
R. M. Palsiser
Sust
Pretter
R. M. Pallifer
Committee of Twenty Eight
Norton
Boston
Committee of Twenty-Eight
Beaton Park
New England
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Institute of Technology
Franois A. Walker
C. B. Norton
Water St
Mass
Gen. Walker
United States
Philadelphia
Air
OLD Colony Railroad Company
Loston
Sik
C.T., Choate
Old Colony Railroad Co
Lam
New England Furniture Exchange
James Wemyss, Jr
Er P. Martin
Boston Homm
Opathic Medical Society
F. B. Percy
Lbeston
Department of Business
General Committee
John GB. Babcock
William H. Horton
George R. Fisk
Henry M. Burr
Gren
East Haven Company
Nis
Messrs. Jordan, Marsh & Co
James Alexander
George P. Denny
Kosten
Willbe
Cty
Geo. Walker
Charles W. Wilder
New York
Tim
Denny
Providence
Hartford
Worcester
Col. Wilder
Nathan Appleton
Gen. Martin
Wilder
Dana
Gen. Wilson
Morse
Ada
Paige
Messrs
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John W. Candier
Isaac Fenno
Frank N. Thayer
J.R. Osgood
James B. Field
J. J. Mee Nutt
Connecticut River Valley Musical Convention Officers Elected
The Connecticut River Valley Musical Convention at Bellows Falls elected A. N. Swain as president with George A. Brown M. Scovill A. Deroy N. H. Farr as vice presidents L. S. Flayes treasurer Yr. Carruthers secretary and a five member board. It plans to omit this year’s usual festival. Vermont moonshiners case near Clarendon is reported by the Rutland Herald. Officers visited Daniel Wubbs premises and seized a copper two and a half barrel still. Daniel Tubbs and son H. G. Tubbs were bail’d at 300 each before United States Commissioner Barrett awaiting trial.
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Bellows
A. N. Swain
George A. Brown
Rutland Herald
Daniel Wubbs
Clarendon
Chippen Hook
Daniel Tubbs
H.G
Rutland
United States
Barrett
Fires and losses across multiple towns prompt alarm
A series of Sunday and Monday fires cause substantial damage: in Shawmut avenue No. 318 Samuel N. Brown house slight fire from a gas jet with $100 loss. Natick Rockland street Barn $250 loss, no insurance. Cambridge East Cambridge Carson street stable slight fire unknown cause. Salem Peabody street attic excelsior mattress blaze. Richmond Virginia Uzziel Whitcomb turmhouse and barns burn affecting 200 tons hay and 200 bushels wheat with $15,000 loss and $2,000 insurance. Granby Massachusetts Montague farm and a partly built house burned Sunday night, $6,000 loss, $4,500 insurance. Montague previously burned out in March.
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Hosten
Shawmut Avenue
Samuel N. Brown
Dearborn
William Hurley
Rockland Street
Natick
Box 4
Cambridge
John Devine
Carson Street
East Cambridge
Salem
Edward Conners
Peabody Street
Uzziel Whitcomb
Richmond
George C. Montague
Granby
Mass
Ministers Meetings Describe Religious Discussions and Memorial
The article covers Baptist and Universalist minister meetings with papers on spirituality and church extension. It notes a memorial service in Bromfield Street for Bishop Erastus O Haven of Salem Oregon and speeches by Revives Thayer Warren and Bishop Foster honoring his life and work.
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D. D
First Baptist Church of
Boston
Mr. Lisle
Mr. Bosworth
M. BR. Leonard
G.H. Emerson
H. Blanchard
F. Lee
J. A. Adame
Bromfield Street
Erastus O. Haven
Salem
L. R. Ibayer
Daniel Steele
C. S. Rogers
Daniel Dorchester
Thayer
W.W. W. Warren
Foster
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