Court hearing reveals tangled charges at Bowdoin square church
Testimony covers Mrs Taber illness and a study scene at No 7 Derne street, Downs and Taber amid scandal. Witnesses describe expulsions for covenant breaking, a letter scandal, alleged affairs, and threats by Taber to force testimony. Multiple accounts sketch a tense marital and social web surrounding Bowdoin square church members.
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Parson Downs
Mrs. Taber
Prudential Committee
Taber
Underwood
Mr. Anderson
Deacon Wilbur
Mary M. Eton
Mr. Downs
Jady
Bowdoin Square
Henrietta A. West
Worcester
Miss Davidson
Mr. Dickinson
Boston
Mater
Downs
Providence
Tarbell
Democratic State Committee for 1886 Named Across Massachusetts
The 1886 Democratic State Committee members are listed, with almost all of 1885’s 55 members re-elected except 14. The new slate covers at large and district seats across Berkshire to Hampshire, naming individuals such as Josiah G. Abbott Patrick A. Collins John M. Corse J. W. Coveney M. M. Cunniff James K. Esterbrook Jonas H. French George W. Fifield B F Hathaway Jr Charles D. Lewis Reuben Noble P. F. Shevlin Henry Walker George Willis Edward A. Mosely and many district appointees across Berksh ire Bristol Cave Essex Franklin Hampshire Hampden and Hampshire counties. The new committee takes office Jan 1, 1886.
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Democratic State Committee
South
Boston
Josiah G. Abbott
Wellesley
Patrick A. Collins
John M. Corse
Winchester
J. W. Coveney
Cambridge
M. M. Cunniff
James K. Esterbrook
Worcester
Jonas H. French
Gloucester
George W. Fifield
Lowell
B. F. Hathaway, Jr
New Bedford
Charles D. Lewis
Framingham
Reuben Noble
Westfield
P. F. Shevlin
Henry Walker
George 8. Willis
Pittsfield
Edward A. Mosely
Newburyport
Boston Theatre Week of French's Lectures and Varied Stage
The Boston and other city theatres feature French's second illustrated lecture on Sunday with Paris views, Mme Judie in multiple plays at the Boston theatre, and various entertainments at the Bijou Park and Globe. The Star course offers Arlington Quartet and Mr Powers, while the World's Museum and Windsor promise new acts. Stock market reports show gains and sector shifts with railroad shares and Western exchanges detailed.
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Lili
Harry W. French
Paris
Howard Atheneum
Reniz-Stanley Novelty and Burlesque Company
Lotta
Globe Theatre
Niniene
Mme, Judie
Museum
Stradella
Bijou
Kit
The
Globe
Fanny Davenport
the Park
Oliver Byron
Cheming
Windsor
Variety
World’s Museum
Flotow
Nevendorf
Pinero
Museum Company
Boston
Tremont Temple
Arlington Quartette Concert Company
Leland G. Powers
David Garrick
Frederick Bock
Windsor Theatre
Proclamation for a Day of Thanksgiving by Governor Robinson
Massachusetts decrees a day of public thanksgiving to be observed on Thursday November 26. The proclamation calls citizens to worship, charity, and devotion to state and nation, urging all to aid the needy and keep the unity of the commonwealth. Granted at Boston October 21, 1885, by Governor Georges D. Robinson with council advice. Henry B. Pierce, Secretary. God Save the Commonwealth.
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God Save the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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Fort Hill Square
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A.D. J
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Axsignes
Said
New York Financial Summary Faces Mixed Market Movements
New York on October 30 reports money on call easy at 2 to 3 percent, prime mercantile paper at 4 to 5, and dull foreign exchange. Stocks show some improvement after an initially weak open, led by Missouri Pacific and Western Union, with Northern Pacific and Oregon Transcontinental notes influencing trading. Railroad bonds stay active while Chesapeake and Ohio plans November interest payment in cash and scrip, signaling cautious optimism amid low mood in coal and iron traffic.
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No. 28
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Elizabethport
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Grain markets show mixed receipts and prices across cities
Chicago and New York led with mixed wheat and corn activity, receipts and exports rising in most hubs. No 2 and No 1 varieties traded steady to easy, with futures and spot sales high, while oats barley and meals moved in narrow ranges amid quiet to steady demand across Milwaukee Chicago St Louis and Toledo.
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Virginia
Jersey
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Maritime Imports From Boston and Atlantic Ports
A compact ledger of shipments arriving at Boston Apalachicola Yarmouth Nova Scotia and St Pierre Miguel with schooners brigantines and steamers laden with yellow pine and cypress lumber herring salmon dried goods potatoes eggs mackerel codfish molasses and other provisions. Names of traders including Stearns & Co Wendell & Illips K E Boris & Co Delong & Seaman F S Clements and J G Hall & Co appear with cargo quantities.
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Labrador
Grace Carter
W Job & Co
ST Pierre
Mig
K & E Boris & Co
Seaman
Wendell & Illips
Yarmouth
Jones & Co
Delong & Seaman
Clements
Elis & Co
Morse & Co
Snow & Co
George R Cotter
Shurnway & Co
Foreign Exports from Various Ports
METEGHAN N S eight schooner Magnum 125 bbls four BEAR RIVER N eight schooner Minel 125 bbls four 125 bbls meal PORT MEDWAY NS schooner Myosotis 175 bbls flour 10 tons coal 50 bbls meal CHURCH POINT NS schooner Evangeline 250 bbls bales oakum 5 bbls kerosene oil 2 ploughs 5 ons cecal
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Receipts of Staple Products by Rail Lines Oct 30
A dense ledger of shipments lists staples by railroad lines including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New England Kaurosd Fitchburg Maine and Western Division and others. Items cover cotton wool flour oats wheat meal butter lard cheese hay leather and many other goods with counts like bales boxes barrels cases and cars.
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Eter Rage Park
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Atchison
Central National Bank
Worcester
Mass
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Fall Rivers
North National Bank
Tremont National Bank
Naumkeag Steamarton Co
Natonal Bank
Burlington and
Missouri River
Total Receipts of Staples Products October 10
Totals for staples receipts as of Oct 10 show shipment origins and in transit goods. compares with the same day last year. Principal articles and quantities indicated, highlighting changes in volume and value by commodity and origin.
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