Watson V Leonard Suicide Shocks Oakland Citizens
Prominent Oakland resident Watson V. Leonard killed himself Sunday night amid reports business reverses sparked the tragedy. Kennebec Journal notes reduced lumber cuts this winter due to low prices, with stumpage largely unpaid from last year. In Bangor, the Maine state Sunday school association opened in Bangor with devotional services and elected officers including President W H Clark and Rev G W Hinckley.
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Watson V. Leonard
Oakland
Kennebec Journal
Kennobec
Augusta
Maine State Sunday School Association
Bangor
W. H. Clark
South Norridge
I’. Gerrish
Banor
F. W. Bakeman
Auburn
C. M. Pope
Farmington
G. W. Hinckley
O. H. Bixby
Skowhhegan
Rev Harrison Prescott resigns Alton church post
New Hampshire news notes multiple items including the resignation of Rev Harrison Prescott from the Congregational church in Alton, a new jail and house of correction planned for Keene at an estimated cost of 150000, and a farmer George Houston aged about 70 who hanged himself at Alstead on Sunday amid religious concerns. The Manchester Universalist church marks its semi centennial Navy celebration while Rev L McKinney is slated to give an historical address. Pillsbury Brothers in East Northwood close shop for repairs, causing 200 workers to lose employment as low water slows Jackson Manufacturing in Nashua. Rye North Hampton Greenland and Statham report 20000 barrels of apples raised, 5000 shipped, with buyers from Portsmouth and Boston paying around 350 per barrel for No 1s.
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Harrison Prescott
Congregational Church
Alton
Cheshire County
Keene
George Houston
Alstead
Universalist
Manchester
L. ¥. McKinney
Pillsbury Brothers
East Northwood
Jackson Manufacturing Company
Nashua
Rye
North Hampton
Greenland
Statham
Portsmouth
Boston
Frightful blast injures quarryman at Lowell
John Furness a quarryman was badly hurt by a premature blast in Lowell on Monday afternoon. The report notes his severe injuries and the immediate danger to his life.
Oil-like water from Covanicut well sparks village joke
An artesian well on Covanicut Island in Narragansett Bay yields water with an oily appearance. Authorities doubt an oil yield, while a joke circulates. Separately, in Providence the supreme court hears William H. Palmer versus the Providence Journal over libel claims about Palmer’s conduct in an abortion death inquest. Jury discharged late tonight without a verdict. damages sought were $20,000.
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Covanicut
Narragansett Bay
Supreme Court
Providence
William H. Palmer
Providence Journal
Palmer
Connecticut Tragedies and a Saloon at the State Line
In Milford a man named Elmer Swift was killed after being struck by a train on Tuesday night. In Willimantic a 16 year old, James Murphy, disappeared by walking off a railroad bridge. Robert Thackery of Stony Creek reports his second wife and his son missing as an alleged elopement. Greenwich hosts an underground saloon called Pig-eye straddling the state line, with a legal dispute over location and Connecticut laws. the case hinges on where the line lies and has persisted since 1540.
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Elmer Swift
Milford
James Murphy
Willimantic
Robert Thackery
Stomy Creek
Dev
Greenwich
Pig-eye
Connecticut
New York
Massachusetts
Geod
Grace Crossings
Romney
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Railroad Committee
Automatic Railway Signal Company
Automatic
Dr Jackson stung to death by hornets while tiger hunting
Dr. Jackson an comote surgeon in India died after being stung by hornets during tiger hunting. He reportedly received over 200 stings and died from erysipelas that followed.
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India
Justin 8. Morrill
Vermont
Kelley
Europe
Cameron
Mirza Yuseff Arsenius Khan
Persia
Boston
Cunard
Batavia
Datton
Liverpool
Charles W. Holbrook
United States
Canada Express
Austin 8. Hawley
Florida
California
Baldwin
New England
Sara Bernhardt
Comedie Francaise
Emile de Girardin
Garret
Leopold Morse
Young’s
Wm. H. Emory
U.S. N
Lieut. Logan
George H.perkins
Lone
Light House Board
Morse
Wile
Indicted Union Strikers, Keokuk Burial, and Violent Crimes Spark City News
About 40 East St Louis railroad strikers face indictments for interfering with railroads and intimidating new workers during the late strike. Keokuk IA to inter the pones of Chief Keokuk of the Sacs and Foxes from Ottawa Kane. Mrs William Straub killed her nephew L L Darling in Clifton MO with a hammer and surrendered, jailed at Huntsville. Army of the Cumberland met in Cincinnati with Gen Sherman and about 150 others. Rhode Island Locomotive Co sues for four locomotives worth 40000 made for Southeastern Railway with unpaid bills. pending actions total 500000. Victims of Kingston PA explosion, Mary Gwinn and Hattie Moss, died in agony. Lizale Edwards and Janes Steele near death. John James likely to recover. Flemingsburg KY editor McCarthy says hoax claim of killing Newell and Thompson is false. Dayton OH market master Nathaniel who fled with 2200 absconded funds reappears. Clara Frederick says they are in Ireland and may sail to Cuba. Muncie Ind saw a tragic accident when a buzz saw sliced Ritter through the head and injured Ellis and another worker.
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Huntsville
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Cincinnati
Gen
Sherman
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Kimball
Miles
Newton
Cariin
Morgan
Parkhurst
Rhode Iland Locomotive Company of
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Southeastern Railway Company
Southeastern Company
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Hattie Moss
Kingston
Lizale
Eawards
Janes Steele
John James
Flemingsburg
James T
Enwell
Frank L. Thompson
Charles McCarthy
Clara Frederick
Nathaniel
Ireland
Cuba
Muncie
Ind
Jacob Ritter
Ritter
Ellis
Boston Democratic Rally Sets Target for 20,000 Majority
The fourth councillor district Democratic convention met in John A. Andrew hall with 226 delegates. W. P. Carroll presided, M. M. Cunniff named temporary chair, and Patrick Maguire was nominated for councillor. Registration tallies show Boston total 64,539 with 19,932 special registrations.
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W. P. Carroll
M. M. Cunniff
John F. Mungovern
John P. O’brien
John F. Long
Boston
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Fennessey
Ward 16
Galvin
Patrick Maguire
Henry J. Splaine
P. H. Connelly
John J. O’brien
P. J. Bolan
M. H. Shea
K. F. Keafe
W.P. Carroll
Peter J. Kennedy
P.P. Connolly
Daniel F. Burns
J. M. Kilroy
F. E. M Liion
David A. Johnson
John F. Cullen
Malachi Shields
Anecedes
Boots Asa Cesueses Oo
Ceenawawk
Bicetaneiekee
BAS Tiesto Desinwe
Janeoway Sihieig
BONIS
Sigsiel Ae
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Regular Democratic Ticket Wins Baltimore Mayor Election
The Regular Democratic ticket led by Gen. F C Latrobe won the mayoralty with 29 147 votes to Monroe Heiskell s 25 607 a majority of 3 540. Democrats take 10 council seats in the first branch and 6 in the second while the fusion ticket secures 10 and 4 respectively.
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Gen
F. C. Latrobe
Citizens’ of Fusion
Monroe Heiskell
Reform Democrat
Latrobe
Heiskell
Shielding a Thief in Hartford
A young man calling himself Walter Irving was jailed for two months in Hartford after stealing a revolver from a local dealer. Police found nearly 400 and a bank book for Gaskel Greenlie Co. in his possession. A firm member identified him as a clerk who had drawn 550 dollars from a bank last Saturday and vanished. the man refused to reveal his real name.
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Hartford
Conn
Walter Irving
Irving
Gaskel , Greenlie & Co
Waterstreet
New York
Iiving
Vermont teachers open four day state association meet
The Vermont state teachers association begins a four day session in Montpelier with prominent educators from Vermont and neighboring states expected to present papers. The program covers current teaching topics and a full meeting is anticipated.
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Vermont State Teachers’ Association
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Nail Association postpones action on four week stoppage
Pittsburg Pa Oct 24 At a Western nail association meeting this afternoon it was deemed best to postpone any decision on a four week stoppage until the next meeting in November Stocks were reported in moderate supply and the assortment badly broken Rates remain unchanged
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Pittsburg
Western Nail Association
Pension Attorneys Targeted for Suspension and Army Officer Escapes
Washington reports ongoing reform in the pension system as five more firms, including N. W. Fitzgerald & Co., are recommended for suspension. In Vermont, Capt. John P. Walker of the third cavalry escapes again from a government asylum, while a Vermont bar association banquet notes leaders, honors, and regrets from notable figures.
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Dudley
N. W. Fitzgerald &Co
H.V. Boynton
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Fitzgerald
Pension Bureau
John P. Walker
Third Cavalry
New York
Cost of Postal Transportation and Increased Facilities
Second Assistant Postmaster Elmer reports higher postal transportation costs for the year ending June 30, 1883, with total expenditures at $19,234,899 and detailed rises in rail, steamboat, and star routes. Other items include Alabama Claims cases, a government contract ruling, Myra Clark Gaines case notes, suspensions of pension attorneys, and various departmental actions and announcements.
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Elmer
Executive Service
Star
Alabama Claims
Court of Commissioner of Alabama Claims
Leonard Ware
Joshua Baker
Hiram Parker
George H. Waydell
John A. Wesley
Vernon H. Brown
Joseph Day
William G. Weld
Frederick Baker
G. W. Weld
William F. Weld & Co
Benjamin P. Sherman
Byron G. Cousins
Willard Cousins
Amariah Leland
William H. Fogler
Augustus Lampher
Susan E. Wilson
Horace A
Hiram H. Bailey
Marcus L. Dunton
Comptroller of the Treasury
Lawrence
Afflicted Father Reacts to Bogus Report on Lost Boy
Christian K. Ross returned to Philadelphia after two weeks in the west chasing a clue about the missing Charley. He denounced reporters for publicizing his movements in St. Louis and warned he will resume efforts only without public suspicion. He dismissed a Portland Maine claim as an old tale he had already investigated.
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Philadelphia
Christian K. Ross
West
Illinois
Charley
Ross
St. Louis
Portland
Roxbury Horse Guards Celebrate 32nd Anniversary Banquet
The Roxbury horse guards marked their thirty second anniversary with a banquet despite a heavy storm that cancelled the parade. Mayor Palmer and Alderman Slade attended along with Gen Nat Wales Cols Stevenson Hastings Maj Young Chaplain Horton and many others. Speakers recalled Boston Massachusetts and national history praising the guard and its veterans while noting civil war origins and ongoing support from honorary members. The evening ball drew a large crowd and the event was deemed a success despite weather.
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Nat. Wales
Holmes
Curtis
Fenner
Scott
Guards
Stevenson
Hastings
Young
Horton
J. P. Frost
Cavalry
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Andrews
Allard
The
National Lancers
George S. Merrill
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Levett
Lieut
Hobbs
Tigers
Lewis Slade
L. Foster Morse
Maj
Strauss
Rhode Island Cavalry
Harlan
Thomas
Newell
United States
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Col. Stevenson
Butler
Adjt
Dalton
Boston
Elmer
Massachusetts
Hancock
Winthrop
Otis
Adamses
Jefferson
Alderman Slade
Horse Guards
Hall
Charles A. Young
Richard Holmes
L. Foster
Morse
Capt. Kemp
Lancers
Wen. Wales
E. A. Horton
Merrill
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Rhode Island
Col. Hastings
Tragedy Near Newcomerstown A Man Kills Wife And Three Children
A man named Albert Finzer murdered his wife and three children at Fryers Creek valley four miles northeast of Newcomerstown O and then killed himself. Neighbors found the scene after Finzer locked a door and curtains were drawn. Mrs Finzer lay with her throat cut, the youngest child dead beside her, two other children crushed in their crib, and Finzer's face torn by a gunshot. Finzer had been despondent over ill health and quitting work. An empty gun barrel lay by his side with no hammer or stock, suggesting he blew out his brains during the act.
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Newcomerstown
Albert Finzer
Finzer
Fryers Creek Valley
Weisbaum
Doctor Confesses Robbery Plot Against Brother Physician
Sandusky Ohio October 24 Dr John E Mathers confessed to decoying Dr George E Gordon into an empty house and forcing him at threats to yield 500 in cash and an order on Mrs Gordon for 500 He planned to abduct Gordons daughter but abandoned that plan and fled when police arrived after Gordon freed himself and notified authorities. Mathers waived examination and was jailed.
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John E. Mathers
George E. Gordon
Gordon
Southern state governors interviewed reveal growth and needs
The New Orleans Times-Democrat reports a 140 column, 20 page Saturday edition featuring interviews with southern state governors. It details wealth growth since 1879 totaling 640,707,028 across four years, 300,000,000 invested in railroads, mileage up 7,789, and cotton manufacturing gains in Alabama, Georgia, North and South Carolina with mills, spindles, and looms rising notably.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Alabama
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Massachusetts veterans mark battlefield positions at Gettysburg
One hundred thirty veterans from Massachusetts arrived by special train at 6 p.m. They will visit the battlefield tomorrow and Friday to designate important positions occupied by Massachusetts troops. Tablets will mark the sites, aided by an appropriation from the Massachusetts legislature.
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Gettysburg
Massachusetts
Battle Field
Glidden liability report ties debts to Republic Iron
Cleveland report states John N. Glidden owes Republic Iron Company 111000, misappropriated notes and company funds, with total liabilities around 200000, the Leader reports.
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Cleveland, O
John N. Glidden
Republic Iron Company
Telephone Suit Shifts to Transmitter Priority in Case
Washington reports a clouded fight over who invented the telephone with focus on the transmitter. Drawbaugh claims priority, challenging Bell Edison Blake patents, while the case could force underground wiring across government and city lines as officials push to remove aerial wires in Washington.
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Boston Post
Washington
Teller
Crawbaugh
Edison
Blake
Bell Telephone Company
Drawbaugh
Pennsylvania
Bell
American Bell Telephone Company
Bell Company
Commissioner of Patents
Secretary of the Interior
Signal Corps
Beli Company
Beli
Western Union
Standard Underground Cable Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Congress
Presentments by the Grand Jury The Bridgewater Incendiaries
The Plymouth Mass grand jury returned presentments after noon, arraigning James Gilmore Bridgewater for setting fire to the Bridgewater workhouse and others for thefts and break ins. Several defendants pled not guilty with trials set for next Monday, and Gilmore confessed on the stand before being sentenced to 20 years in a safe prison. indictments for liquor violations and other offenses followed, while civil cases were dismissed and court costs heard.
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Bridgewater
Plymouth
Mass
James Gilmore
Samuel C. Vinal
Scituate
George B. Vinal
Harry S. Nye
Sandwich
Old Colony
Wareham
William Pennessey
Brockton
Michael Frohit
Albert A. Chumwick
Albert C. Chandler
William Long
Benjamin F. King
Wiliam J. Foley
Thomas J. Slattery
Jason. Hersey
Abington
John Shea
Richard McCahill
Franklin C. Pratt
Marshfield
John ©. Robbins
Wm. Allen
Emma S. Robbins
Yolney Rawson
George
Knapp
Bumpus
George E. Connor
Gilmore
William H. Fitzgerald
Rockland
Ellen D. Ig
Alonsee D. Foster
Uicckland
Edward Higgles
Halenia Howe
George L. Howard
West Bridgewater
Patrick Hyland
Dangers of Grade Crossings and Safety Proposals
The article surveys grade crossing dangers and advocates automatic alarm bells gates and flagmen as safer measures. It notes Massachusetts and Connecticut efforts, railroads costs, and the evolution from battery signals to magnetos and automatic railway signaling now praised for reliability and reduced expense.
Out door sports The English Races at Newmarket results
At Newmarket Houghton meeting Tombola Lasceslie filly won Nursery stakes for two year olds with Clochette second and Pontiac third. Dewhurst plate went to Willoughby filly by Hermit Adelaide with Busy Body second Fritz third. Also races report on trotting matches Winship and Frank for 1000 each with Nar ragansette and Boston track. A pacer Johnston sold for 20000 to Commodore Kittson. Wallace Ross accepted Conleys three mile race challenge for 1000 a side.
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Newmarket
J. Lefevre
Tombola
Lascelie
Clochette
Lorillard
Pontiac
Willoughby
Hermit
Adelaide
Falmouth
Busy Body
Cannon
Fritz
Chicago
Johnston
Commodore Kittson
St. Paul
Pittsburg
Wallace Ross
Conley
Fire reports and brief telegraphic notices
In Boston area a false alarm at Bunker Hill street Charlestown due to three barrels of lime burning. Chemical No. 1 found smoke at Sang Lung laundry Cambridge street but no fire. Telegraph briefs list total losses from fires in McLean factory St Louis $50,000 chair stock Lisbon NH $9,000 insured, Miles City MT $35,000 buildings stock, Horaton ME $3,000 starch plant, Peoria IL elevator 45,000 bushels oats $13,500.
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Charlestown
Chemical No. 1
Sang Lung
Cambridge Street
St. Louis
Patent Medicine
J. H. McLean
Peepee
Biddie Streets
Lisbon
N. H
Parker & Young
Sane
Aarge
Miles City
Mont
Horatron
Charles Randall
New Limerick
Peoria
Ill
New Hampshire Educational and State Affairs News
The New Hampshire State Teachers Association meets Friday at 10 45 AM with leaders Patterson Rounds Folsom Goodwin Bach elor Pollens Ruggles and others. Institutes begin Oct 30 Franklin and Haverhill, aimed at boosting practical instruction. The State Board of Agriculture launches its winter campaign with meetings in Sandwich Melvin Village and other areas. A proposed raise in convict labor pay and a possible new prison contract are discussed at the governor and council session. Dartmouth law school remains a debated prospect and local anniversaries and projects are noted.
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A.W. Bachelor
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Pollens and Ruggles
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W. A. Robinson
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Haverhill
Grafton County
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Tuftonborough
H G. Blaisdell
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New England
George T. Comins
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New Hampshire
Green Mountain
Concord Monitor
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Hanover
Manchester
Lowell Street
Laconia Car Company
Laconia
Byron McCutcheon
Pembroke
Michigan
Byron M.cutcheon
Grand Division
The
Sons of Temperance
Ord Oe
Northern New England Snow Mantle Spreads Early
Snow fell steadily from dawn in Hanover New Hampshire with no sign of stopping. Bellows Falls Vermont reported two inches of wet, sloppy snow and ongoing precipitation. New Ipswich New Hampshire recorded one inch of snow last night, the season's first in that area.
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Bellows Falls
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Indian raid disrupts Casa Grande engagement report
From El Paso and Gallego details report fighting between Indians and Mexican cavalry near Casa Grande. Authorities withhold tolls, hospital at Casa Grande said to be fallen, Indians scatter in bands of eight and ten, likely fleeing toward Sonora. Miller's rancho near Gallego sees eight horses stolen by raiders linked to Jaz's band.
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Knights Templars Hold San Francisco Conclave Reception
Boston commandery Knights Templars with their ladies traveled to San Francisco for the annual grand lodge conclave and held a reception and dinner at the Hotel Vendome. Over 200 attendees enjoyed Carter's band and the Temple quartette. Ex-Commander John L. Stevenson and others spoke, and Stevenson received an elegant French clock valued at $100.
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Eulogy for Daniel Webster by Hon A H Brewster at Old South
Webster society gathered in the Old South meeting house Wednesday to hear Hon A H Brewster pay tribute to Daniel Webster. The address praised Webster as an orator with monumental presence and argued his power rose in defense of constitutional liberty, unity, and national harmony.
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Fisher Returns to Duties at Tewksbury Almshouse
Dr. C Irving Fisher, superintendent of the Tewksbury almshouse, is recovering and will resume official duties in a few days. Savings banks show little or no loss from the Shaw failure. Shaw paper remains regular business paper held by banks. Petitions filed for city charter amendment in Lawrence and for North Attleboro gas light company to extend pipes into Wrentham and raise capital up to 150000. Insurance clerks panic over Commission Tarbox’s sabre, but it is an old war relic, not a threat.
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Humphrey Desmond
James Patterson
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Lawrence
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Earthquake relief, Tonquin tensions, and local strikes in brief
Dispatches report hundreds in Thesme facing fever and exposure after a recent earthquake with relief slow to arrive. China France ties on Tonquin stalemate suggest war or mediation. Egyptian forces claim victory over El Mahdi. English baritone singer Sandy reportedly betrothed to a South American heiress. Riots in Bickaneer India follow official exactions. Yorkshire delegates for 41,000 colliers push for higher wages.
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Parker Seeks $1200 Job After $250 Deposit
A young Parker in a Farnham street box factory gave $250 to an agent at the American house for a $1,200 position but did not receive either funds or the job. Police nabbed William M. Jennings for breaking into Sara M. Macomber’s Readville home on Oct 23, with nearby officers aiding investigation. Nellie Snyder was treated at the fourth station for a severe cut above the left eye and bruises from an assault by Frank L. Vincent at 36 Carver street. Vincent was arrested and jailed.
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Readville
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Frank L. Vincent
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Funeral for Capt. A. W. Calden Held in Mansfield Home
Funeral services for Captain A W Calden were conducted at his Mansfield residence on Wednesday afternoon by Rev W H Cudworth of East Boston. Floral tributes included a Nahant steamboat model, an anchor, and ivy cross gifts from local steamboat figures. burial followed at Spring Brook cemetery with a memorial service planned.
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Teen Griggs Arrested For Readville Burglary
John A. Griggs was arrested for breaking and entering the Readville home of Mrs. Macomber Tuesday night. He robbed $100 in cash, bank books worth over $4,500, promissory notes, and $4,000 in mortgage bonds, then destroyed papers by fire. He confessed to police, said he was paid to reveal treasure location, and was returned to reform school after a brief visit to his stepfather.
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Harbor Bar Moans As Yachts Go Quiet In Seasonal Change
From the New York Sun the scene shifts as yachts retire, regattas end, fishing halts, and boats are hauled out. The sea winds down with sharks departing, bass thinning, bluefish heading south, and crabbers retiring amid colder water and brewing storms.
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Vermilye Arrested for Embezzlement in 3,000 Case
Daniel B. Vermilye, arrested in CuHICcaGo on a year old embezzlement charge of 3000 from Weems stone and marble company where he was a stockholder. General William Myers sues Vermilye for 20000 claiming swindle, also a 25000 slander suit over linking his name with Mrs Vermilye. Mrs Vermilye seeks a divorce from Vermilye.
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Slosson Defeats Sexton In Billiards Match 500 to 483
Slosson won the Chicago billiards contest against Sexton by 500 to 483 after 141 innings. The match concluded at 12:30 AM in a late night game.
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State cannot fix transportation line point beyond boundary
Des Moines report states United States Circuit Judge McCrary ruled that a state cannot set a transportation line point outside its own boundary, limiting state authority over cross border routes. The decision defining jurisdiction affects future state planning and interstate line location.
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C. A. Mackintosh
Essex
E. B. Williams
Charles W. Richardson
Warren Tyler
North Brookfield
Worcester
John L. Parker
Frank W. Frisbie
North Andover
Charles E. Brown
Lemuel
Whitcomb
Holbrook
Marshal Wilcox
Westfield
Henry W. Ely
Wakefield
S. F. Milliken
Henry Cabot Lodge
Geo.a. Bruce
Suffolk
Fall River
James F. Davenport
John C. Milne
Davenport
House
Milne
Daily News
Pittsfield
Academy of Music
Lynn Greenbackers
John R. Baldwin
Essex County Democrats
Col. Sweeney
Hurlburt
Watertown
G. F. Hoar
E. Chamberlain
Z. Bowman
Wm. H. Sayward
Lodge
Republican States Committee
Boston Commercial Exchange
Robinson
Herald
Berkshire
Bishop
Col. Parsons
Capes
Bar Association
B. F. Fifield
W. Harmon
Bennington
A. F. Walker
Rutland
Rosewell Farnham
Bradford
G. W. Wing
H.J. Carleton
Frank Plantey
W. D. Wilson
St. Albans
H. C. Ide
St. Jotnsbury
W. CG. French
Woodstock
James Barrett
W. Harmer
Royceva and
Rowell
Farrham
L. P. Poland
Daniel Roberts
G. W. Harmon
W. M. Evarts
J. Gregory Smith
J.L. Barstow
Farnham
E. F. Palmer
Superior Court
W.W. Stickney
House of Representatives
J. W. Rowell
Jonathan Ross
Willard Farrington
Joel C. Baker
Don Bradley
John H. Watson
Hiram Atkins
Argus
Patriot
Myra Clark Gaines
United States Supreme Court
New Orleans
Billings
Commissioner of Pensions
John M. Roux
Frank N. English
Frank Y. MacDonald
Interior Department
E. H. Taylor
Vassar
Mich
George W. Johns
Harlow W. Street
Lincoln Street
MacArthur
Eaton
Civil Service
Secretary of State
Otto
Supreme Court Clerk’s
Post Office Department
Chandler
Thomas Williiamson
Department of State
Lima
Charlie Ross
Montpelier, Vt
Rexbury Horse Guards
New Haven
Elmer F. Culver
East Haven
Olliver
H.L. N
Asa Cushman
Charlies Caverly
T. C.ang
le Indiana
Sot G. L. Demarest
D. D
New Hamhire
Alex. Kent
Lyman Bickford
Alexander Kent
C. W. Biddie
Henry W. Rugg
Board of Trustees
Plymouth County Court
Universalists
General Convention of the Universalists
J.D. W. Joy
Day
Atwood
E. F. Peinter
P. Smith
Boston and Vicinity
Granite State
Feacherse
Junketing Commission
Stetson
United States Trust Company
Isaac Vail
Billy” Porter
Walsh
Alps
Jeremie
Haytien
Hayti
Board of Aldermen
Patrick Byron
Siras Harry Jones
G. Fayette Taylor
Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Company
Mary J. Young
Brooklyn
Thomas Young
Matthew Fleming
West Kills
L. I
Fleming
Mexico
Nights Templars
G. O. Taylor
Hon
Augustus Oo. Brewster
Gotham Gleanings
Annie D. Finegan
John Stetson
Thomas E. Morris
John Brougham
Brougham
Aicanstes
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing CO
State House
Funeral Services
J. G. B. Siegert & Sons
Mother Swan
Fairbanks Rock
Paris
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Dreher
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