Excursion Party Visits Nantasket Beach from Hartford
A 1200 strong excursion party from Hartford Connecticut and nearby stations on the New York and New England Railroad spent Wednesday at Nantasket Beach enjoying a day trip with the group traveling in orderly fashion and returning home in good spirits.
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Hartford
Conn
New York and New England
Nantaskat Beach
Emery Family Reunion at Old Newberrie
An Emery family reunion was held at Old Newberrie on September 3 after an invitation signed by several members. Rev. Samuel Hopkins Emery of Taunton presided, George Francis Emery of Boston served as secretary, and Rev. Dr. Samuel Emery of Newburyport was treasurer. An executive committee was named and about sixty attendees registered with over eighty at dinner at the Merrimack House.
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Boston
United Sons of Toil
Ward 15
Dennis Crotty
Henry Orchard
Frederick Bearing
Joseph Donnelly
George Cavenaugh
William Sayward
Wesleyan Hall
J.T. Duryea
Central Congregational Church
Emerys
Waa
Old Newberrie
Merrimack House
Samuel Hopkins Emery
Taunton
George Francis Emery
Samuel Emery
Newburyport
Emery
England
Gilbert D’amory
Tours
Normandy
William the Conqueror
Hastings
John
Anthony
Romsey
Nantes
Southampton
America
James
Cooper
Newbury
Oldtown Lower Green
Rufus Emery
Newburg
N. E. Historical and Genealogical Society
George E. Emery
Lynn
John Emery
Parker River
Rufus
N.Y
Henry of
Lowell
Sanger
West Newbury
George 5
Toston
Levi
Lawrence
Moses J
Haverhill
Geo. E
Massachusetts
Maine
Mark P
Portand
Ira
Lewiston
Noah
Bangor
New Hampshire
Nicholas Emery Soule
Exeter
Tilton
Jessie
Mary Ann Page
Atkinson
Rev. E
West Swansey
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hiram A
Philadelphia
Edward W
Joseph F., Jr
Ann L
Washington
D. C
M. G
Sarah Anna Emery
Newburyport Row
Old Newbury
Massachusetts State Temperance Alliance
Miner
Hop
George M. Buttrick
Hovey
Alliance
Henry DD. Cushing
Talbot
Long
Pierce
John D. Hunt
Milford
Charles Foster
Moses Grage
Temperance Alliance
Cushing
Cummings
Malden
Messrs. Cushing
W. H. Colcord
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Rev
D.C. Eddy
Massachusetts Democrats reject Butler union bid in 1879 state push
Executive Committee replies to Butler Democrats led by A V Lynde. Defends Massachusetts Democratic State Central Committee as sole party body. Declines alliance, cites Worcester hall disruption Sept 17 1878, calls Regular Democratic convention at Faneuil Hall Sept 26 1878 and pledges to nominate reform candidates. Mentions concurrent local party notes and caucus dates.
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A. V. Lynde
Butler Democrats
Boston
A. V. Lynchh
Democratic Party
Democratic State Committee
Reuben Noble
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Worcester
Massachusetts
Faneuil Hall
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Judge Abbott
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Butler
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Gov. Talbot
City Hall Notes and Council Actions Reflect October Preparations
City Hall connects fifty six rooms via speaking tubes and electric bells at a cost of 3925. The dedication of statues for Josiah Quincy and the Emancipation Group is postponed to early October due to arrival doubts. Council plans a dinner for 200 with a 2500 appropriation, Aldermen Stebbins and Swift opposing. August liquor licenses: 9 approved, 43 denied, 3 transferred, 13 renewed, 2 revoked, 44 cancelled, 137 issued, revenue 15183. Streetcar licenses: 70 granted, 1 refused, 19 revoked, 23 surrendered, 4 suspended. Police record: 373 arrests on warrants, 1823 without. 1510 held, 686 discharged. 156 lodgers at stations, 967 at Hawkins Street Home. Stolen city property valued 5194, recovered 5658.57. Fines totaling 5877 plus 142 years and 2 months imprisonment. Dog licenses yielded 70, witness fees 21084.86.
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Seth W. Fuller
City Hall
Josiah Quincy
Stebbins
Swift
Hawkins Street
Planetary Guide for September Highlights Jovian and Martian Skies
The Providence Journal reports September views of Jupiter as an evening star in excellent alignment, rising around 6:30 p.m. and culminating at midnight, with Venus also an evening star until near the sun. Saturn appears as a morning star, rising about two hours after Jupiter later in the month, while Mars and Mercury shine as morning stars with several conjunctions between them and Venus, Uranus, and Saturn. The month centers on Jupiter, Saturn, and Mars as the main celestial trio.
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Providence Journal
Jupiter
Venus
Saturn
Mars
Mercury
Uranus
Rescripts From Early Court Actions In Case Of Carriage Loss
In a Boston Maynard baggage case a dry goods dealer sought value of a bundle shipped as baggage. Evidence showed bundles tied as peddler’s ware with remarks from staff. Jury verdict for plaintiff was overturned and ordered a new trial. Other rulings concern Holmes death and a contract for hides with differing quality claims.
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Mark Blumantle
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Maynard
Plaintiff
Boston
J. E. Butler
Stearns
Alexander F. Reed
Mary A. C. Holmes
Administratriz
David W. Holmes
Holmes
W W. L. Macfarlane
Sanborn
Benjamin McLean
Thomas O. Richardson
E. P. Brown
M. Storey
Court actions in Central and East Boston courts
In Central Court Judge Parmenter holds James Carney on assault and battery with $1500 bail after leg injury to James Welch. William McCarty faces $100 bail for assault on Honora Riley. James Weir jailed six months for assault on wife Hannah Weir. Patrick Devinney case: James Barry alias O'Brien pleads not guilty. $300 bond set. Peter O'Brien fined $100 and costs for maintaining unlicensed victualler. probation for George S. Tilloting for larceny of books. Myers Tobias case postponed to next Friday. $400 bail. East Boston Court: Dennis Driscoll and Ellen Driscoll fined $20 each for keeping a disorderly house.
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Central Court
Patrick Devinney
Peter O'Brien
George S. Tilloting
Uncle Cook
Myers Tobias
Samuel KR. Thompson
Boston
Dennis Driscoll
Ellen
Fellows vs Smith verdict for defendant in rent case
Judge Gardner hears Fellows versus Smith, No 985, with verdict for the defendant on a suit over rent after move out. Plaintiff cites a signed writing for one year at a monthly price, noting an interlineation defendant claims was not present at signing. Attorneys J Davis for plaintiff and J Nowles for defendant. No. 1101 Chapman vs Fowle et al on trial. Sudbury River cases to resume Thursday.
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Gardner
Fellows
Chapman
Obituary notes honor Salem official and others
Joseph A. Goldthwait longtime Salem superintendent dies at 73. He rose from cooper and merchant roles to United States Army service, then served as Old Men's Home head until his death. Also listed are death notices for Longman, Judge Kasmire, Col. Patten, General Boween, King Stephen, Eben Hilton, and James Lindsay with brief biographical details.
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Salem
Twenty-third Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers
United States Volunteers
Boston Custom House
Old Men's Home
Sept meeting at Beacon Park features horse races and a sellout crowd
Day two drew about 1,500 spectators with a mostly empty grand stand. Races included the 2.27 class where Iron Age and Hambrino dead heated, plus the 2.40 race won by Dickard and Boston dominance. Dick Swiveller sold for $15,000 as racing and other athletic events unfold into a busy afternoon.
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Beacon Park
Robert Bb. Thomas
Iron Age
Knox Boy
Sophie Temple
Patchen
Hambrino
Thomas
Jock
Wilson
Iron Age Thard
Temple
Hambrive
Parden
M. L. Hare
Ee Tebok Bes
Dick Swiveller
George Bailey
New York
Frank Work
Accidents In Norwood And South Boston Injure Two Men
A. Whittier nineteen of Norwood Mass suffered a crushed left hand and severe arm injury at Isaac Hills paper mill and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Mathew O'Dare of South Boston caught his right arm in a circular saw at Suffolk Kindling Wood Company and received attention at City Hospital.
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A. Whittier
Norwood
Mass
Isaac Hills
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mathew O’dare
Boston Streets
Boston
Suffolk Kindling Wood Company
First Street
City Hospital
Boy Separated From Father In Worcester Visit
Nine year old Gilford Blaisdell Jr of Worcester came to the city with his father and stayed at a hotel on Tuesday evening. The father left to return shortly and has not reappeared. The boy was taken to the Carden Street Home on Wednesday evening.
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East Fourth Street
Mr. Bright
John Bright
Boston
California
Glidden and Murdough
Station 5
Gilbert F. Berry
Groton Street
Laura F. Winton
Washington Street
Boston Grounds
Clapp
Crowley
Richardson
Houck
Buffalos
Gilford Blaisdell, Jr
Worcester
J. H. Brown
Bedford
Middesex Mutual
Concord
State Prison
Goodhue & Birnie
Springfield
Mass
Assabet
F. W. & J. M. Monroe
Essex Street
Salem
W. J. Goldthwaite
High Street
Congress Square
Board of Aldermen and School Committee Hearings
Regular board meeting chaired by Alderman Ramedell discussed petitions including a Hollis Steam and Gas Light Company request for street steam pipes and city ordinances. School Committee met to consider removing geography from primary schools and to appoint a superintendent. next meeting will discuss that appointment.
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Booard
Board of Aldermen
Ramedell
Hollis Steam and Gas Light Company
Essex County
Lynn
George B. Loring
Charles Young
Equitable Safety Fund and Loan Association
Benjamin Dufur & Co
Exchange Street
B. Russell
Charles Lewis
W. A. Estes
Newport torpedo class concludes careful drills
The Newport Rhode Island torpedo exercises continued with decisive testing of class members. They described fittings and use of torpedo launches, wires, counter wires, and signaling devices, explained fault detection, improvised torpedoes, and demonstrated aboard ship firing apparatus. The board will finish their labors tomorrow.
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Newport
R. I
Murder at Lincoln Hotel in Worcester
Luke Daily, a hotel porter, was shot and killed by Thomas Callahan, the Lincoln Hotel steward, after a fight in the hotel office. Callahan returned with a revolver and fired four shots, two taking effect. He was arrested and claims self defense. Eyewitnesses say Daily was not given a chance to live during a quarrel over a servant girl.
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Worccester
Mass
Luke Daily
Thomas Callahan
Lincoln Hotel
Callahan
Daily
Tower
Elliot Brigham
Polo matches shine for Newport summer set in September
Seven polo games were played before a large crowd of summer residents. Reds were led by August Belmont Jr with Perry Belmont W C Sanford and A Ladenburg. Blues led by James Gordon Bennett with W A Wadsworth F Gray Griswold and Pierre Lorillard Jr. Blues won the first three games, Reds won the last four. captains were noted for strong play.
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Newport
R. I
Reds
August Belmont, Jr
Perry Belmont
W. C. Sanford
A. Ladenburg
Blues
James Gordon Bennett
W. A. Wadsworth
F. Gray Griswold
Pierre Lorillard
Bessemer Steel Works Holds Meeting On Trade Regulation
Representatives of the Bessemer Steel Works met in Philadelphia to plan measures regulating trade. Iron remains active with rail mills nationwide having more orders than capacity through year end. The session continues tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Bessemer Steel Works
Railroad President Crushed To Death At Delphas
Joseph W. Hunt president of the Toledo Delphas and Burlington Railroad was killed when attempting to cross a side track at Delphas. He was caught between bumpers, crushed to insensibility, fell to the ground and was run over by several cars. He was a prominent figure in railroad circles.
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Cincinnati
Joseph W. Hunt
Toledo, Delphas
Brown University elects new chancellor and officers
The Brown University corporation elected Thomas Durfee LL.D. as Chancellor to replace the late Judge Thomas. Marshall Woods was re-elected treasurer and Rev. Dr. S. L. Caldwell secretary. The president reports a full average of results across departments for the last academical year.
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Providence
R.I
Corporation of
Brown University
Thomas Durfee
Thomas
Marshall Woods
S. L. Caldwell
Heavy rain causes damage near Louisville
A Frankfort special reports intense overnight rain in Louisville with Benson Creek rising swiftly and washing away logs worth 1700 dollars. A railroad bridge over the creek was partially washed away. Total rainfall in thirty six hours reached four and a half inches.
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Louisville
Frankfort
Benson Creek
Fires and Damages Report Across Several Cities
A sequence of fires and lightning strikes reported on Sept. 3 across Cobb's Island Haverhill Lewiston Concord Amherst Rockport Lebanon Deerfield and Adams. Incendiary blazes caused total or partial losses with insured values noted. damages ranged from hundreds to thousands of dollars. No injuries reported.
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Baltimore
Cobb’s Island
Haverhill
Mass
George E. Cole
North Broadway
West Parish
Lewiston
Jesse R. Verrill
Haskell’s Corner
Auburn
Verrill
Hatch
Concordp
J. H. Brown
Bedford
Middlesex Mutual of Concord
Rockfort
Dudley Choate
Lebanon
N. H
Brown & Freeman Proprietors
Deerfield
John Dalton
Adams
A. C. Harvey
Grant Returns Home and Astley Belt Contest Shifts
New York reports Gen. Grant as a steamer passenger on the City of Tokio due to sail for San Francisco by September 21. The Astley belt walk likely won t occur at Gilmore s Garden on the 22nd with Boston raised as a potential venue. A Board of Education meeting supported retaining Superintendent Kiddle despite his spiritualist stance. Rain and fog dampen the city as specie arrives aboard Gallia and Frisia from Europe totaling over 1.7 million dollars.
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Stamford
Plymouth
Foster’s Wharf
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Nantasket Beach
Minot Light
Scituate
Marshfield
Brant Rock
Webster Farms
Garnet Light
Plymouth Bay
Kiddle
New York
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Yokohama
City of Tokio
San Francisco
Grant
Gilmore
Boston
Rowell
Board of Education
Gallia
Liverpool
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Europe
Boothbay Soldiers Monument Ready for Dedication Next Month
Local items report Elbridge Renick killed after a fall at Thompson's shipyard in Kennebunkport on Wednesday. Mrs. Patrick Hogans found dead in Portland likely from starvation. The Maine Board of Agriculture and Farmers' Convention opened its autumn session in Dennysville, for a three day run. Seaman William A. Barrett, about 18, drowned after going overboard from the schooner Bay Queen near Bangor on Wednesday. body not recovered.
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Elbridge Renick
Thompson
Kennebunkport
Patrick Hogans
Portland
Maine Board of Agriculture and Farmers’ Convention
Dennysville
William A. Barrett
Bay Queen
Bangor
Boston
New Hampshire Veterans Form Relief Association
New Hampshire veterans voted Wednesday night to form a Permanent Relief Association, elect officers, and adopt a constitution to take effect in about a fortnight.
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New Smart Mill
St. Mary
Charlestown
Mass
Shamrocks
Manchester
Portsmouth
Naval Station
Chili
Goffstown
Brattleboro Women Targeted by Strangers as Local Troops Head to Camp Proctor
Reports describe evening harassment of young ladies by unidentified men in Brattleboro. Estey Guard and Fuller Battery, 140 soldiers with 50 horses, departed Brattleboro by train for Bradford where First Regiment camps five days at Camp Proctor on Bradford Fair Grounds. Regimental troops from Bellows Falls, Bennington, and Rutland joined in camp. Northfield meeting heard Brother Morse urge mortgage redemption of West Concord Methodist Church, with strong addresses by Mrs. J R Bartlett and others. large turnout and moving singing marked the successful gathering.
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Estey Guard
Fuller Battery
Brattleboro
Bradford
Bellows Falls
Bennington
Rutland
Bradford Fair Grounds
Camp Proctor
Northfield Camp
Morse
West Concord
J. R. Bartlett
Stanwood
Carpenter
Notable Local Figures Suffer Ills and Legal Rulings
Patrick Lynch of Lynch Bros. Lowell is stricken with apoplexy and may not survive. Charles Welch, moved from Lowell to Newburyport on a mob assault charge tied to Policeman Griffin’s death. Sherbert family of Ashburnham hit by diphtheria, three children dead. Lamson of Shelburne Falls awarded 2822 dollars for 1877 78 salaries by Hampden Cotton Mills in Greenfield suit. Boot-maker Anthony Doherty, 25, found dead near Milford, skull fracture probable from a runaway horse.
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Newburyport
Charles Welch
Lowell
Griffin
Ashburnham
Sherbert
Ebenezer G. Lamson
Shelburne Falls
Hampden Cotton Mills
Holyoke
Supreme Court
Greenfield
Dewey
Anthony Doherty
North Purchase
Milford
Naugatuck Man Held for Murderous Attack on Wife
Christopher Ford of Naugatuck is held in $1,000 bail for a murderous attack on his wife. Jake Smith of New Haven, a colored man, killed Charles Pierce in a love rival dispute and is held for murder in the first degree. William Keith, a Putnam resident, died by suicide Wednesday amid mental oppression. Wallingford plans a large factory to boost local industries.
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Naugatuck
William Keith
Putnam
Wallingford
Jake Smith
New Haven
Charles Pierce
Unknown assailant kills Mrs Brown and daughter near West Winchester
In West Winchester Ontario a farmer Robert Brown reports an unknown man entered his home last night and killed his wife and his 12 year old daughter with an axe. No arrests have been made.
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Winchester
Ont
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Body Found Near Murfreesboro Home in Gatling Case
Norfolk report says the body of James H. Gatling was located yesterday near his old Murfreesboro, North Carolina homestead. Details of the discovery and circumstances were not fully disclosed by authorities.
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James H. Gatling
Murfreesboro
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Naumkeag Steam
Rutland Railroad Co
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Co
Manchester and Lawrence
Connecticut and Passumpsic
Boston and
Savings Bank
Wisconsin Valley Railroad
Province of Quebec
Byrr, L. Day & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
Hoom 6
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Boston Stock and Exchange Board
Blackstone National Bank
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Continental National Bank
National Exchange Bank
Commonwealth Insurance Co
Merchants’ National Bank
Boston, Revere Reach
Worcester and Nashua Railroad
Dorchester Gas Light Co
Charlestown Gas Co
Faneuil Hall Insurance Co
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Calumet and Hecla Mining Co
East Boston Savings Bank
New York and
New Paneeans
Serta Charlestown Gas Co
National Bank of the Commonwealth
Do Revere Insurance Co
Florence, Eldorado and
Walnut Valley
de Franklin Company
Baucas Oy
St. Joseph and
Council
Kansas City
Fort Bees
Gulf Railroad
City of
Newton
John Donlavey
Donlavey
Charles O. Raymond
Edward M. Raymond
Arthur W. Turts
Piedgee
Boston and Maine Railroad Co
Ogdensburg and
Lake Champlain
Burlington,Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad
Cook County
New Salem
Uls
Abington
Ils
Dixon and Quincy Railroad
E. Oakland
Als
Paris and Decatur Railroad
Emporia
Kansas
County of
Reno
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Ohio
Ill
SY A. M. Bates
Boston Carriage Repository
Haverhillstreet
Boston and Maine
PALL
Goddard
Ivers
E. C. Riddle
Albert Howe & CO
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Western
Pennsylvania
R.T. Lee, Esq
Bowler’s Stable
Friend Street
R. J. Lee
Harris & Jones
Charles H
Edgar Snow
Endicott Street
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Banking Rooms
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John H. Osgood
Hawley Street