Crowded Marcella Street Home for Boys Reports 230 Inmates
Naval Constructor Pook returns from Europe as the city notes a crowded Marcella Street Home for Boys with 230 inmates. Other items: Prohibitory Convention call for September 24 at Horticultural Hall. Swampscott regatta and handicap race to be sailed together on September 9. Mount Benedict Cemetery dedication today by Archbishop Williams. Baseball match at Strawberry Hill, Nantasket Long Beach. Bankruptcy law activity in Massachusetts district totals and dispositions.
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Pook
Europe
Marcella Street
Horticultural Hall
Eastern Yacht Club
Swampscott
John B. D. Cogswell
Timothy Ruggies
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Mount Benedict
Archbishop Williams
Richard J. Barry
West Roxbury
Boston Ferries
Bartlett Street
Metropolitan Railroad
Strawberry Hill
Nantasket Long Beach
Massachusetts
John H. Russell
Boston Journal
Lizzie J. Munroe
Melrose
Nathaniel Seaver, Jr
Unitarian Society of
Cedar Park
Boston Merchants’ Association
Paul Boyton
Matthew Webb
Nantasket Beach
Samuel Adams
John Winthrop
Winthrop
Adams
Capitol
Washington
F. M. Lincoln
Italy
Richard S. Greenough
Boston
Phillips Street Fund
Flynn
O’brien
Stebbins and
Breck
Workingmen’s Association
Bakter
Geo D. Coombs
Jeremiah Collins
Geo. Gretebell
Warren Harvey
Geo. H. Lindsley
N. D. C. Breed
John Burrows
Michael Healey
C. W. Fogg
C. ©. Mayberry
N. E. Moulton
F. Bartlett
Owen Kenney
F. W. Jones
H. W.cottle
Dennis Crowley
E. B. Hayes
Chas. Fitzgerald
Wim. H. Davenport
C. Waldo Dyer
M. H. Abbott
Geo. W. Stiles
Geo. N. Johnson
Ward
Nathan Clark
Bryan Harding
James W. Graves
Thos. L. Davis
Michael Lynch
Rufus Phinney
Michael Bobannan
F. H. Hill
Thomas F. Murphy
Driscoll
E. A. Beidge
George O. Tarbox
L. M. Brock
G. Clough
J. F. Casey
J. W. Smithhurst
Dr. Corkin
Henry S. Parks
Harry Harding
John Jennings
Enoch Brown
Jenj. Newhall
Pleasant Hall
Poace Courtt
Bartholomew Keville
House of Correction
Warren ‘Battie
Lynn
Maple Street
Glenmere
Venadhus Division
Sons of Temperance
Odd Fellows of
Adams and Winthrop statues appointments and street works
Public weighers Horatio Davis and Alpheus Henderson named. Wm H Lee reports James L Hilliard as assistant replacing Wm W Clapp. Petitions request street grading macadamizing paving edgestones asphalt and lamp and wagon exclusions. Truant officers health dept collectors deputies appointed.
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Horatio Davis
Alpheus R. Henderson
Wm. H. Lee
James L. Hilliard
Wm. W. Clapp
Large Taxpayers Named In Massachusetts Tax List And Death Note
A long roster lists individuals and firms paying $1000 or more in taxes including Cambridge Gas Light, Harvard College officers, New England Glass Company, Boston and Maine Railroad, and many estates. The issue also records the death by own action of Joseph Hart, 57, at his residence after a six month mind ailment, noting his occupation as a potter and past service with East Cambridge Fire Company No. 3.
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Boston
Cambridge Railroad Company
Court Street
Scollay Square
Tremont Street
Boylston Street
Boylston
Charles Streets
Cambridge
Leverett Streets
Merrimack
Causeway
Chardon, Barber
Sudbury
Court Streets
Secollay Square
Washington Street
Cornhill
Washington
Merrimack Streets
J. W. Emery
K. S. Chaffee
Estes Howe
Cambridge Road
Richards
Metropolitan Road
Thomas J. Gargan
South Boston Railroad
Kneeford and
South Streets
Benjamin Dean
P. H. Collins
L. M. Child
Middlesex Road
South Boston Road
The
Highland Railroad
Shawmut Avenue
Alexander KE
R. Agassiz
S. & O. Apthorp
Samuel Batchelder
John Brewster
Cambridge Gas Light Company
Mary P. Carey
J. G. Coolidge
E. P. Dixwell
William Everett
F. A. Foster
James Greenleaf
E. W. Gurney
G. G. Hubbard
Henry W. Longfellow
Charles Lowell
Gordon McKay
Anna L. Moring
Andrews Norton
John G. Palfrey
Harvard College
William Reed
John L. Ross
Mary C. Sparks
E.$. Tobey
Union Railway Company
E. P. Whitman
William L. Whitney
John Worcester
Morris Wyman
Davis & Taylor
John C. Gray
Boston Rolling Mill
Sanborn & Co
Nancy D. Woodbury
Allen & Endicott
George P. Carter
Chamberlin & Hyde
B. Clark & Co
Edward Hixon
Joseph A. Holmes
Frank A. Kennedy
E. T. Hastings
G. M. Rogers
Bay State Brick Company
J. Brooks
Henderson Bros
Henry Potter
E. Smith
Samuel F. Woodbridge
H. M. Clark
Joseph Hart
Seventh Street
East
Kelly
Mt. Auburn
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Watertown
Mass
P. J. Kelly
Butcher Boy
New England
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Phil Sheridan
Cam Ba
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Berlin
Clarence
St George Arrested for Jewelry Theft by Station 4 Officers
Jennie St George was taken into custody Monday noon by Station 4 officers Weldon Mitchell and Norwood on charges of stealing diamond earrings a diamond ring gold sleeve buttons and two gold rings valued at 105 from Ada Saunders of 35 Common street. All jewelry recovered.
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Jennie St. George
Weldon, Mitchell and Norwood
Station 4
Ada Saunders
No. 35 Common Street
Miss St.George
Tufts
Station 3
Frank M. Mansfield
Frank H. Fescendon
Arpee
Barry
Arlington
Quinby
Edward W. Walker
Augustus B. Allen
Garden and
Cambridge Streets
Brown and McCarty
James A. Murphy
Stephen O’brien
John Carty
Henry Riley
Commercial Street
McCarty
Edward H. Adgate
West Springfield
Mary McCarty
Mary Davy
Prince Street
Marshall
Station 1
Jellison
Daniel McCarron
John McMannus
Endicott Street
McMannus
Glidden and Murdough
Nellie Robbins
Estelle Dockendorff
Asylum Street
America
Burnham
Albany Street
Butterwell
Cambridge
Harris
South Cove
James Ragan
Federal Street
Ragan
Boulogne at Boston Theatre Opens Season With Farce
The Boston Theatre opened the season with F. C. Burnand’s Boulogne a lively English adaptation of Niniche. Gregoire the beachside proprietor, Count Nevariski, and Flirnleigh figure in a web of mistaken identities, with a Paris boudoir scene and a Paris hotel corridor provocation. The cast includes D. J. Maguinnis and Leslie Allen, with Miss Dickie Lingard as the Countess. The comedy unfolds with ample humor though is hindered by stage size. performances continue through the week.
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Tom Flrmleigh
Countess Nevariski
M’lle Zuzu
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Gregoire
Flrmleigh
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Madame Fiset
Zuzu
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D. J. Maguinnis
Leslie Allen
W. H. Lytell
Dickie Lingard
Baggaldy
J. T. Craven
Desablettes
Gene Wiley
Mme. Fiset
M. A. Pennoyer
Maguinnis
Allen
Miss Lingard
Lytell
Messrs. Spencer
Moulton
Norcross
Curtis and Young
Gertie A. Blanchard
Kabnie Dudley
Gaiety Theatre
M’liss
Annie Pixley
McDonough and Lamb
McVorough
Fulford
Miss Pixley
Templeton Fake
Frank Kilday
John Gray
W. F. Johnson
Alice Atherton
Woodlands
Tommy
Willie Edouin
Sally
Marion Elmore
Emma Burgess
Donald Harold
Prince Prettyphellon
Lena Melville
H. E. Dixey
Rowland Macassar
Louis Harrison
Lady Macassar
Marion Singer
Edouin
Elmore
Miss Atherton
George W. Howard
Rumsetjee
Mestayer
Philadelphia
the Park
New York Union Square Theatre Company
Ellie Wilton
Lillian
Sara Jewett
Prudent Plague Era Belief Advocates Smoking in Schools
The passage recalls a plague era custom where smoking was seen as a preservative and even children were urged to smoke. It cites Tom Rogers, a yeoman beadle, noting a school boy at Eton was obliged to smoke each morning during the plague, with severe punishment for not smoking.
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Tom Rogers
Yeoman
Beadle
Eton
September term opens in Kemper County Circuit Court
The September term of Kemper county Circuit Court began at De Kalb with Judge Hamm presiding. The State docket opens tomorrow for trials of Henry J. Gully Virgil Gully Houston Gully and Slocumb Gully for the murder of W W Chisholm Miss Chenilla Chisholm and J P Gilmore on April 29 1877. District Attorney Ford assisted by Stewart L Woodford ex Attorney General Morris and ex-Chancellor Ware will prosecute. Over 500 attendees, mostly white, attend with no excitement but strong interest. W H Gully, one defendant, has died since indictment.
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T. H. Finney
Groveland
G. A. R. Posts
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Boston and Providence
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Mansfield
Way Stations
Catherine Shugrue
Lamson Court
Somerville
E. G. Porter
Europe
Hancock Church Society
Lexington
Town Hall
Malden
Francis Hawkes
Universalist
Boston
Freeman
Guyot
Danforth
North Woburn
Rogers
East Woburn
Chelsea
John Norman
Michael O’riley
John Driscoll
John
Daniels & Co
State Prison
Salem
Sarah Chase
Mary Ann Chase
James Fallot Lynn
Caroline B. Hatch
Alice B. Hoyt
Haverhill
Alice M. Hoyt
Ann B. Smith
Lynn
BH. F. Childs
Real estate sale in Goshen settles Berdell estate
In Goshen Orange county Sheriff sold nearly all Robert H Berdell real estate in Joshen village except Eliza J Parkhurst mortgage items with $21,000 proceeds. Alimony past due to Mrs Berdell totals $14,600, ex Congressmen A S Murray about $4,000, National Bank of Orange $2,800. Personal property at Berdell residence now under sheriff after four years closed.
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Middletown
N. Y
Robert H. Berdell
Joshen
Eliza J. Parkhurst
Orange County
Berdell
Goshen
Deputy Marshal Richard Stevenson Shot in Kingman County
Richard Stevenson United States Deputy Marshal was killed Saturday in Kingman County after arresting a horse thief at Wellington. Returning with the prisoner and property, Stevenson and a drummer were in a carriage when the thief seized his revolver in a sudden descent, fatally shot Stevenson, then fled on the best horse toward the Indian Territory.
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Wicnita
Kas
Richard Stevenson
United States
Kingman County
Indian Territory
Wellington
Kingman
Stevenson
Whitehall gold mine bought by Boston capitalists
The Whitehall mine near Fredericksburg, once owned by Commodore Stockton, has been purchased by Boston capitalists and operations will resume October 1. The mine previously yielded 146,606 dollars in seven months several years ago.
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Whitehall
Commodore Stockton
Boston Capitalists
Bankers Convention criticized for money power and bias
A letter to the editor denounces the Saratoga bankers convention as a legitimate gathering that reveals how such associations, like unions, may misuse influence to raise money, demonetize silver, and press for tax relief. It contends press and pulpit back efforts to protect capital, notes Comptroller Knox’s controversial appearance, and warns that financial elites push a misleading view of finance while harming common people.
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Saratoga
St. Crispins
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Bankers’ Association
Bankers’ Convention
California
John J. Knox
Tyro
Congress
England
Knox
Mr. Knox
Nicholas Biddle
The Remonetization Debate and the Knox Convention
Speech reviews a convention where Mr. Knox supports bank interests in the silver remonetization debate. The author questions Knox’s piety and motives, alleging ties to bankers and criticizing plans to withdraw greenbacks. Concludes that government currency should be fully furnished and banks restricted to legitimate banking.
Chinese Lottery Business Shut Down in City
The San Francisco Post reports the Chinese lottery operations have ceased. Line companies stopped drawings and 300 agencies deserted as police ordered closures last Saturday night. An agent says agencies will reopen once conditions allow and police no longer interfere.
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San Francisco Post
Post
Hallo
Charley
Dupont Street
Chronicle
New Yorkers Run Fast and Take Cautious Risks in City Scenes
In Richmond, a reflective column notes New Yorkers seldom walk, preferring to run through crossings and ferries. A party on a seaside excursion recalls racing to catch a train after an excursion boat delay, then boarding a later train with timing and clever speed. The piece observes urban haste, habit, and the thrill of slipping into timely transportation.
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Richmond
Religious Herald
Broadway
Rome
Central Park
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