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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1879

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3

Boston Water Power bond sale postponed a week

The bond sale of the Boston Water Power Company, initially set for Saturday, has been postponed again for one week. In Boston, about 131 women registered to vote for School Committee members, with roughly 10 percent being teachers. Railroad Commissioners inspected the Brockton railroad accident site and will launch a thorough inquiry.

Boston Water Power Company Boston Brockton George H. Howison The Institute of Technology Board of Assessors C. H. Fernald Peter Sheehan John W. Bowdlear Morley Brighton Fernald Sheehan Harvard College NoTres W. B. Hil Sing Sing N. Y Military Academy Sever Hall

Rifle Meet at Walnut Hill Draws Large Audience and Brisk Fire

Massachusetts Rifle Association members and friends filled Walnut Hill range for a Saturday meet with three events the silverware amateur series and 500 yards off-hand. The day featured excellent weather and light, high scores led by A B Archer and K Whittier, plus a friendly 43 by Mr Pickering using a Maynard rifle. Also announced are four days of Boston Driving and Athletic Association at Beacon Park with a heavy program, Germania Band, and cafe. The 75 Hour Contest at Music Hall runs Wednesday to Saturday with a list of prominent entrants and a plan for ten-mile spins at start and finish under Capt. Halleck.

Massachusetts Rifle Association Walnut Hill Range Malco Risessceseesses Ase J. O. Mattoon F. Richardson W. Charles Leelee Saat E B. Dapieleses Seeee B. Dearbette H. A. Pickering Walpole A. B. Archer K. Whittier D. H. Robinson C. E. W. Sherman T. B. Hazard John Mann R. S. Gray Mr. Whittier Mr Pickering Mr. Pickering Boston Driving and Athletic Association Beacon Park Col. Russell David Nevins, Jr John Shepard Parker Ther Germania Band Carl Eichler Boston and Albany Bowdoin Square John Ennis Music Hall Ennis Richard Lacouse Boston Frank J. Hanson Dover N. H Jerry O'Leary Boston Highlands Eastern Middle States Eastern Archery Association Columbia Mystic Park Lowell Railroad H. E. Willis National Trotting Association L. C. Chase Br. m. Rose Washington Park Association Sandy Hill N. Y Boston Lodge of Elks Mile B. E. Woolf Signor G. Morosini New York Harbor Cecilia Union Square the Park Gus Williams New England Gaiety Theatre Globe Theatre Boulogne Boston Theatre F.S. Chanfrau W. A. Mestayer Rice Lous Harrison Remenyl Concert Company Edwardj Remeny Sig. F. Romanti Sig. P. Fenanti Mile. Marie Criticoss Emerson Megatherian Minstrels W. Hi. Whitenec Lynn Salem Manchester Lawrence Providence William Forrester Colville and Rice Sir Joseph Oakland Garden Philadelphia Chelsea Cambridgeport Dudley Street Opera House the Highlands Boston Pinafore H. G. Blaisdell H. E. H. Carter Annie Guenther Fanny Corey J. L. Bartlett W. W. Clark J. E. Brand Boston Theatre Company Andre Fortier Walnut Street Theatre Mrs. Thos, Barry Miss Noah Miss Flagg Messrs. E. J. Buckley M. M. Price A. Z. Chipman Walter Lennox Edwin Varrey S. E. Springer George Parks N. Lothian, Jr John K. Paine Harvard London Paine Bangor San Francisco Chestnut Street Theatre

Brighton gravel bank cave-in injures workers

A gravel bank in Brighton belonging to the city of Poston caved in on Saturday afternoon, partially burying James Bemis and Thomas Whalen who were loading carts. Whalen suffered severe bruises to his left shoulder and arm while Bemis had a severe bruise to his right leg and hip. Additional injuries include Hattie Driscoll, 8, severely injured after falling into a sewer on Ward street. Joan O'Brien, 21, crushed chest after a cart wheels passed over him. Johnny Sullivan, 12, cut over the head in a quarrel. John Cutter, 20 feet platform fall with serious injuries. John Farren, 5, fractured leg. and Mary J. Burke, 8, fractured left arm. All were treated at the City Hospital except O'Brien who was sent home.

Brighton Poston James Bemis Thomas Whalen Whalen Bemis Hattie Driscoll Keim Place Roxbury Ward Street Joan O’brien Rutland Square Second Street Boston Johnny Sullivan Cabot Street City Hospital John Cutter Bath Avenue Sayin Hull John Farren No. 40 Seneca Street Mary J. Burke No. 35 Everett Street Peabody James Murphy Justice Terry Hyde Park Broderick Margaret Gibbons Somerville Bow Street M. Coyle, Jr Watertown

Steamer Bavarian Sails Express Cargo to Liverpool

The Leyland line steamer Bavarian, Capt Lazzola, departed Constitution wharf Sunday with 45,000 bushels wheat 1,500 barrels sugar 1,252 sacks palm oil kernels 580 tons provisions 100 tons butter and cheese 1,200 sacks flour 250 cases canned roast beef 873 quarters beef 454 head cattle 310 hogs 75 sheep and local cargo including leather and tallow. The previous Liverpool voyage saw 420 cattle landed in 40 minutes. Mud digger and scows obstructing dock access have been moved clearing entry and exit for steamers. Hog deaths from Iberian shipments blamed on railway officials and heat, not mistreatment. Union Freight Railroad relaying tracks on Constitution wharf to handle rising business. City government approves widening Commercial street.

Leyland Line Lazzola Constitution Wharf Liverpool Iberian Union Freight Railroad

Business Troubles Hit Portland Paints And Drugs Firm

J W Perkins & Co of Portland Maine, dealers in paints and drugs, have failed after stock was attached for 240000 to repay a senior partner. A Portland party reportedly advanced 20000 to Mr Perkins to aid him. Boston houses show interest in the failure. A committee regarding Chamberlin, Robinson & Co bottlers has met with no decision. William Howe of Burlington Vermont is financially embarrassed after a Boston creditor house attack. Charles L Hosmer, a Chelsea grocer, estimates he can raise about 20 percent. Sumner Fifield, Pawtucket Rhode Island agent for house furnishing goods, has assets to be sold at auction next week.

J. W. Perkins & Co Portland J. W. Perkins Perkins Boston Chamberlin, Robinson & Co Fort Hill Square William Howe Boots and Shoes Burlington, Vt Charles L. Hosmer Chelsea Sumner Fifield Pawtucket R. L Superior Court Newburyport Bolton Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Association Sterling Farmers’ Club Mary McCloud Worcester Court House St. Mary’s Immaculate Conception Lawrence Emery Maj David Emery Sarah A. Emery Unitarian Church Harris Street Presbyterian Church William J. Clark Boston and Main Railroad High Pole Hill Provincetown Baird Sandhill Sudbury John Dorr Massachusetts Central Railroad Stony Brook Hudson Dorr Fall River Mechanics’ Mill E. H. Bennett Taunton A. T. Cumnock Great Fails Manufacturing Company Savage St. Patrick’s Williams Cardinal McCloskey Ryan St. Louis Heary Nantucket River Queen New Bedford Vineyard Haverhill New England

Return of the Patriarchs from Maine Excursion

The First Regiment of Massachusetts Patriarchs returned to Boston aboard the John Brooks after visiting Bangor Old Town Lewiston Auburn and Portland. They were greeted by the Salem brass band and marched to Oda Fellows Hall for a substantial breakfast served by Col. Wm Tufts before Col H M Rumery Dismissed them. The Salem and Lynn Encampments departed Boston at eight with music praised by excursionists and steamer passengers.

Massachusetts Maine Bangor Oldtown Lewiston Auburn Portland Boston John Brooks Salem High Summer Washington Boylston Tremont Streets Oda Wm. Tufts H. M. Rumery Lynn

Adams Express annual sale of unclaimed packages at Court street

The Adams Express Company held its annual sale of unclaimed parcels at the Court street office on Saturday evening. Col G M Atwood opened bidding, with prices from ten cents to over three dollars. The varied contents amused a large crowd as bidders often bought items worth far more than paid and many buyers ended up being sold on their own purchases.

Museum of Fine Arts Art Museum Church Street Adams’ Express Company Court Street G. M. Atwood

Middlesex DA Resigns Over Salary Cut and Duty Rise

At the State House George W. Stevens resigns as Middlesex County District Attorney citing salary reduction and increased duties. John W. Hammond of Cambridge is expected to be offered the post. An Executive Council meeting the eve transacted routine business.

George W. Stevens Middlesex County John W. Hammond Cambridge

Milk train brakeman crushed at Cottage Farms tragedy

William Marshall a brakeman on the 12 o'clock outward bound milk train from Boston on the Boston and Albany Railroad was crushed while shacking coal cars at Cottage Farms on Sunday. He died soon after arrival at Massachusetts General Hospital. He was about 20, and boarded on Buckingham street. His parents live in Lawrence, Mass.

William Marshall Boston Boston and Albany Cottage Farms Massachusetts General Hospital Buckingham Street Lawrence Mass

Comer’s Commercial College Fortieth Annual Register

Comer’s Commercial College, renowned for thoroughness and reliability, is among the city’s oldest institutions for commercial education. Thousands of students have gained skills for independent work, and the fortieth annual register is now ready and available by mail or at 606 Washington Street.

Comer’s Commercial College Washington Street

Opera Season Prospects In Boston This Winter

The coming winter promises a brilliant opera season in this city with notable engagements. Col Maple son and Mr Max Strakosch plan a strong campaign featuring leading singers like Mme Teresa Singer and Miss Bianca Lablanche, plus a roster of European stars and a varied program including Boito’s Mefistofele and classic operas.

Col. Mapleson Max Strakosch Mme Teresa Singer Italy Rome Bianca Lablanche Missande Davenport Marie Litta Mile Anna de_ Belocca Sign Ricardo Petrovitch Signor Baldanza Signor Lazzarini Storti Gottschalk Castelmay Karl Formes Miss Lancaster Signorina Arcona W. H. Tilla

The Rice Surprise Party ends season at Park Theatre

The Rice Surprise Party presents its sixty fifth and final show at Park Theatre this evening with a special bill including Hiawatha act and Babes in the Wood scene plus Horrors. Vocal numbers by Miss Atherton and Miss Singer highlight a large cast in a festive parting.

Park Theatre Hiawatha Boston Theatre Boston Dickie Lingard M.A. Pennoyer Messrs D. J. Maguinnis C. Leslie Allen W. H. Lytell John T. Craven Gene Wiley Oakland Garden Dick Deadeye Gaiety M’liss Annie Pixley

Faultless humanity urged as goal in Sunday sermon

Rev W H Cudworth preached at Union Hall on Jude 2 discussing faultless presence before God. He urged focus beyond physical feats to mental and moral perfection, envisioning Christ’s prayer for unity with God realized after centuries of effort. He urged prayer and work toward a perfected humanity.

W. H. Cudworth Union Hall Jesus God Christ

Union Mutual Life Insurance Explains Policy Clarity

The Maine Non-Forfeiture Law anchors a plainly printed contract by Union Mutual, with definite terms and guaranteed results benefiting the policy holder and safe for the company. The booklet Life Insurance protected by Law and a Definite Contract is freely available at 153 Tremont Street Boston or through agents.

Union Mutual Life Insurance Company Maine Union Mutual Tremont Street Boston Mass

Deaths of Col Samuel Ward and Gen John Hood noted

The notice records Col Samuel Ward father of actress Genevieve Ward dying after paralysis in Wisconsin aged over 70, noting his New York leather business wealth and long devotion to his daughter. It also reports Gen John B Hood dying of yellow fever in New Orleans, detailing his Confederate service and injuries, and lists other deaths including church and academic figures along with brief biographical notes.

Genevieve Ward Europe New York Col. Ward Lee Gideon Lee West Milwaukee London Paris John B. Hood New Orleans Hood Kentucky West Point Chickamauga Bull Run Fredericksburg Gettysburg Joe Johnston Sherman Gen. Thomas Nashville Richard Taylor

Slaying Near Boonville Shocks Local Community

In Boonville Missouri on Friday night a group of unknown men attacked the cabin of a Black man named Cason five miles from town. Cason, who ran a small gambling den, had previously visited a neighbor’s home, where he allegedly insulted and struck his wife and abused her. He was shot multiple times.

Boonville Cason

Mad dog scare in Cornville and Maine church dedication

New Free Baptist Church at St George was dedicated on the 23rd lnst. East Somerset Agricultural Show and Hartland fair set for September 9 10. York County fair dates Berwick September 2 4 5. Sidney Cook of Presque Isle builds side wheel steamboat Pinafore for Aroostook River. Dr William Hall on manslaughter trial in Bangor over a confinement death. Henry W Glass of Ellsworth aboard Eastern Queen, later adrift in a dory for three days before rescue. survived with hard ordeal.

Cornville Free Baptist St. George East Somerset Hartland York County Agricultural Society Berwick Sidney Cook Presque Isle Aroostook Wm. Hall Bangor Henry W. Glass Ellsworth Grand Banks Glass Gloucester Eilsworth

New Hampshire Items Highlight Falls Crimes and Gatherings

In Candia 85 year old Mrs. Judith Dearborn fell while cooking, sustaining serious injuries. A fig tree in Canaan yielded a quart of fruit this season. In South Newmarket Betsey Spead, the oldest resident, fell and fractured her thighbone with doubtful recovery. Sheriff Rice arrested George H. Buffum of Hillsboro in Keene for obtaining money on mortgaged property and returned him for trial. William A. Brewster escaped from Dover Jail after gaining the jailer’s trust. A Universalist gathering at Chesterfield drew over 2,000 people with sermons by Harris Smiley Nye and McCallister. weather was fine and interest high.

Judith Dearborn Candia Thomas Sanborn Canaan Betsey Spead South Newmarket Jonas C. Rice George H. Buffum Hillsboro Keene William A. Brewster Dover Universalists Chesterfield Messrs Harris Smiley Nye McCallister

Vermont notices and Vermont Regiment reunion list

The article reports a Vermont death inquiry deemed not foul play in the Reynolds case in Norwich. It lists the Eleventh Vermont Regiment officers for the next reunion. It recounts vandals breaking into Mrs. Hartwell’s Lunenburg house, flooding her kitchen, and notes a tramp found in Vergennes who died at the poor farm, identified only by a Catholic Bible and lacking clues.

Reynolds Norwich Eleventh Vermont Regiment D. J. Safford C. Watts C. W. Dodge J. Gray Wheelock J. M. Foss Hyde Park H. L. Russell Cabot S. H. Foster Calais Vergennes

Massachusetts notices and local fairs and incidents

Massachusetts items report fairs by Grafton and Bolton groups, a Worcester right leg injury from a fence fall, church services and a graveyard oversight, a Nantucket isolation by gale, and Haverhill shoe market trends with new sewing machinery boosting output.

Train jump attempt ends in Hawleyville death

John Tallman aged 28 attempted to leap from an excursion train at Hawleyville at midnight Saturday but slipped and was run over, dying of the injuries sustained.

John Tallman Hawleyville

Son Kills Father in West Liberty Shooting

James Day was shot and killed by his 18 year old son Jessie during a confrontation in West Liberty. The father had been throwing stones at the son when Jessie fired, ending the dispute.

Louisville James Day Jessie West Liberty

Murdered by Her Lover in St Louis

In St Louis on August 31 Will Ward shot Annie Lewis a 14 year old girl after she refused marriage. Both are colored. The girl died. Ward was arrested.

Str. Louis Will Ward Annie Lewis Ward

Han lan Matched to Courtney at Chatauqua Lake

Toronto report says Han lan has been matched to row Courtney for a race at Chatauqua Lake on October 3. The may be a notable rowing pairing set for the event.

Toronto Hanlan Courtney Chatauqua Lake

Amazons in Bois de Boulogne Ride Ends in Fall

An unidentified woman on horseback, repeatedly entering the Bois de Boulogne by the Boulogne gate, eludes customs checks and rides at full gallop. A guard noticed the rider, who reappeared with her steed leaping the barrier. Detour ends when both rider and horse fall and two young men come to aid.

Galignani Bois de Boulogne Bois Boulogne

Ordered Out of Court by Son Over Mother in Distress

In Essex Market Police Court Catharine Craig, an aged toothless widow, faced her son John Craig who sought her confinement to a workhouse. A Commissioner's letter from Jacob Hess urged harsh action, but Judge Smith refused to punish the mother, discharging her while scolding the son for neglect. The woman left with no home and no relief.

New York Sun Catharine Craig Justice Smith Essex Market John Craig Sixth Street Jacob Hess Craig

Lightning Rod Fraud Gang Busted in Middletown

A four man swindle ring led by Sullivan brothers and E S Belknap operated in Middletown New York Troy and parts of Connecticut and Massachusetts. They posed as lightning rod installers took notes for three to six months and moved on with forged signatures. A detective trailed them from Massachusetts and Connecticut to New York City then Middletown where the gang was captured after investigators traced clothing shipments.

Middletown N. Y Sullivan E.S. Belknap Troy Connecticut Massachusetts Navy New York City New York

Watertown editorial defends Dr Sharpe and rebukes bigamy

The Watertown Times column denounces Dr Sharpe as a fraud and bigamist while endorsing a pardon for him. It notes three marriages, declares wife No 3 knowingly married while wife No 1 lived, and argues two years in prison is too mild a sentence. It urges repentance and gratitude from Mrs Sharpe and her supporters.

Watertown N. Y Rascal Sharpe Durance

Mormons and immigration policy criticism in London essay

The London Examiner laments U S policy on Mormon immigration arguing the United States cannot bar Mormons for polygamy alone. It praises America’s century of refuge for diverse faiths and peoples while questioning why Germans, Russians, and Irish suspects are not similarly restricted. It frames proposed landings limits as unjust.

London Examiner United States England Scandinavia Europe Garden Island

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