New Members Admitted and Pharmacy Exhibits Highlight Session
Evening session saw several new members welcomed. Prof Parish moved a constitutional amendment for a local secretary. The Library Committee invited Farris Bringhurst of Wilmington to show pharmacy article specimens. A report on specimens was referred to the Executive Committee. Discussion on saffron purity revealed safflower sold as saffron. Collins of Philadelphia showcased a spinal bag, noted as an English invention. Mill of Chicago read a paper on Fidelity to the Pharmacopoea. Tufts of Boston presented a portrait to the Association of the late Charles T. Casey. Adjourned at 10 o'clock today.
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Independent Cadets Open Nahant Camp Under Unpromising Weather
The Independent Corps of Cadets began its annual Nahant camp duty after assembling at the armory with ninety two muskets. Officers include Lieut Colonel C C Holmes and Major John Jeffries. Gov Andrew plans a review visit aboard the Orient at nine, marking first camp since 1860 with expected large crowds.
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Eugene H. Sampson
Henry P. Quinby
J. Theodore Clark
W. B. Harrington
Charles E. Stevens
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Eilison
Mount Vernon
Beacon
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India Wharf
Orient
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Boston Pharmacists Extend Harbor Excursion for Guests
The Boston division of the American Pharmaceutical Association hosts visiting members with a complimentary harbor trip on the steamer Orient this afternoon. The voyage includes island visits, a dinner at Taft's in Point Shirley, and a moonlight return. Tuesday's hospitality included a Tremont House reception hosted by local ladies.
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Robbery on Lafayette Street in Salem Injures Mr Chase
Mr Charles Chase was knocked down and relieved of a gold watch on Lafayette street Salem Tuesday evening. The thief, who signed intoxication, fled after Mr Chase tried to aid him. Mr Chase quips he may refrain from helping others again.
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William Simons
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Adams Street
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John Brown
Hanover Street
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Kate Crowley
Julia Haley
Billerica Street
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Henry Moe
Pe Et McCafferty
James Leonard
Wiliam Fortune
Asmuel Everett
North Market Street
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Jo Reagan
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Undine
Employment Bureau Aids 122 Soldiers in August
The Massachusetts Employment Bureau under Capt. Annable at the State House assisted 122 discharged soldiers in August. Since opening, 1416 names have been registered and about 300 have secured work.
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Insulated Lines Telegraph Company Opens in City
The Insulated Lines Telegraph Company at 112 State Street opposite Broad Street has begun operations. President is Joseph M. Wightman, Secretary and Treasurer Edward Hamilton, and General Agent and Superintendent S F Van Choate. The firm provides dispatch service in all weather.
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Sworn Fish Taken At Point Shirley By Yacht Captains
A sworn fish was captured at Point Shirley by Captain Bennett aboard the yacht Readaft and Captain Lincoln aboard the George Taft. The catch weighed four hundred and thirteen pounds. One fish was driven ashore in the Guat.
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Boston Commerce Import Value for Week End Sept 1
The total value of imports at Boston for the week ending Sept 1 was 664 254 dollars, down from 895 298 the same week in 1864. Cumulative imports since January 1 amount to 16 944 505 dollars, with an average weekly value of 475 557 dollars.
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Steam fire engine sold from Charlestown to New York
A new steam fire engine built for Charlestown arrived last Friday from Manchester and has since been sold in New York at a profit of $500.
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Republican Ward Meetings Set to Choose State Convention Delegates
Republicans in the city plan ward meetings Monday evening September 11 to elect delegates for the State Convention in Worcester on September 14. Mount Auburn Cemetery trustees honored the memory of George Livermore at their meeting on the fourth. a note from the same report recalls the season’s first rain as an umbrella themed omen.
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The Streets of New York and Boston Theatre Shows
Local theatres present The Streets of New York at Boston Theatre and Payable on Demand at Boston Museum. Buckleys Serenaders perform nightly with midweek matinees, while Bierstadt's Mount God exhibit and Signor Blitz Canary Birds entertain at Williams Everett's Gallery and Tremont Temple evenings. The Boston Museum reports its current season as highly profitable with Payable on Demand and His Last Legs among evening offerings.
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Court session adjourned without business heard
Report notes an early adjournment with no court business. Case No 255 Edward P. Archbold involved a bill to compel conveyance of mining shares. demurrer overruled. No 143 Abby R. Loring et al v Levit Marsh et al concerns will provisions. court upheld the will terms and dismissed the bill with costs.
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Ethan Allen
Edward P. Archbold
Lowell
L. Woodbury
H. W. Muzzey
Abby R. Loring
Levit Marsh
Abigail Loring
James Q. Loring
Clifford, J
C. Cushing
B. R. Curtis
Hutchins & Wheeler
Sidney Bartlett
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C. W. Loring
Civil War era dispatch from Texas and Mexico
News from Brownsville dated August 26 reports Beauregard arriving at Vera Cruz per Matamoras Monitor. Liberal forces recruit while Imperialist wagon train moves toward Matamoros. Cortinas guerrillas clash with Matamoras reinforcements. a former rebel colonel is killed. Sheridan troops dispersed. Maximilian minister honored at a grand ball with Gen Steele attending.
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Richmond Items Mention Pardoned Dudley and Rail Plans
The Herald reports Dudley, pardoned and restored, will likely focus on reopening York River Railroad where he serves as president. Extra Billy Smith stays on his unconfiscated Warrenton estate. Jeff Davis gains privilege to write to his wife. Gen. Torbett delays command for a month. Norfolk and Weldon Railroad poised to run in a few days.
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Texas correspondent reports Cortinas optimistic on Liberal victory
Gen Cortinas predicts success for the Liberal cause in preserving nationality and says the United States cannot stay at peace with Maximilian. The dispatch notes many Texas officers resigning per government invitation, with many resignations from officers commanding black troops. The backbone fever is easing nationwide.
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Local San Francisco Election Brims With Three Tickets
From California. San Francisco Serr 5 No news from the Shenanandoah since the Nile arrived. Three small vessels to be used as whalers. Freight charges set at six dollars for the voyage to Hong Kong. The annual State election tomorrow chooses Supreme Judge and Legislature members to replace Senator McDougal. The Union party splits with Democratic and Independent tickets in a bitter race.
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Liberal Mexican forces face collapse without aid
The Matamoras correspondent reports Gen. DeLeon says Liberals lack money arms ammunition clothing and even sat yee. If U S aid ends soon there will be no Liberal party left to assist. The field force totals 18 600 men.
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