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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1879

Page

3

Crowded Harbor Race Lights Up Boston Sports Night

A lively Boston evening features the Ennis 75 hours go as you please race at Music Hall ending with Lacouse at 281 miles and several close totals. The Hughes Campana event at Allston Hall draws boisterous crowd with Old Sport racking up 271 miles. The night also showcases a harbor excursion plan for Capt. E W Davidson and M M Whelan, plus various social and organizational gatherings.

Ennis Music Hall Lacouse Hanson Collyer Crowley Colbert Colston

Pierce Denies Knowledge of Illegal Norfolk Traffic In 1864

Henry L. Pierce of Lynn Mass explains his limited role in a 1864 Norfolk store venture linked to Dalham and Presley. He asserts no awareness of unlawful traffic and recounts settlement details and postwar revelations, stressing he would have acted against illegality if informed. The statement accompanies a Boston area political recap and ward manager selections.

Henry L. Pierce Dunham Presley Pierce Preaby United States F. W. Bird Gov. Andrews Norfolk H. W. Presley Bird Josiah Dunham Supreme Court

Funeral of David Chamberlin Masonic Rites Mark 1879 Burial

Funeral services for David Chamberlin, chairman of the Board of Fire Commissioners, drew a thronged Columbus avenue church. Rev Dr Miner delivered remarks on his service, faith and Masonic ties, with choral offerings and the burial rite by Joseph Warren Commandery. The casket, inscribed with death date and age, rested in white satin amid numerous floral tributes. Pallbearers included city officials and fire department leaders, with many dignitaries in attendance. interment followed at Mount Hope Cemetery.

American Board of Foreign Missions Park Street Church J. L. Withrow Ferest E. Herrick Mount Vernon Duryea Central Congregational Church J. O. Means Europe Dr. Means Africa England Church Missionary Society, of London Lake Victoria Methodist, Universalist London Missionary Society Seotern Mission Baptist Mission Union Livingstone Mission Scotch Church Lake Nyassa Means McKenzie Livingstone Withrow Clarke David Chamberlin Board of Fire Commissioners Miner Columbus Avenue Joseph Warren A. J. Patterson W.K. Millar F. W. Knowles W. G. Reed J. D. Litchfield Augustus Jacobs J. H. Bates H. Cook A. Ryder F. A. Winslow District 4 District 5 Veteran Association Joseph Warren Commandery Lenas E. Smith Savage Reagan F. Marsaten Nettielon The Lancers Newton Talbot Wightman Stebbins Wiles Hayden Pope Bowker Morrison Bunten Green Abbott Flanders Munroe Fernald Colligan Fuller Longley Fitzgerald Hopkins Somerville Atkins Marblehead Allen A. A. Peters Sir Knights P. B. Smith B. Smith Fairbanks Brickett Waterman Adams W. Hodges A. Bolster Charles Jenkins Hobart Moore John Damreil L. B. Dutton John F. Newton Charles J. Hayden

Crime wave hits city with multiple larceny arrests

Officers from Station 1 and Division 3 arrest Thomas King Edward Bestwick and William Wright for various thefts and burglaries. Mary Moody, Fanny J McAndrews, and James Garvins face charges of stealing watches milk and defrauding a hotel. Break, enter, and theft reported at Seth Powers residence. Entertainment listings detail Park Theatre Howard Athenium Boston Theatre and more show openings and performances.

Gallagher and Burke Station 1 Thomas King E. C. Brown Merrimac Street Edward Bestwick William Jaques Centre Street Jamaica Plain Dolan Mary Moody Antoine Joseph Commercial Fleet Streets Seth Powers Portland Street William Wright Lane Division 3 Richardson James Garvins Samuel McBride New England House Blackstone Clinton Streets Garvins Samuel i Ida Wadell Central Wharf

Militia Reunions and Creedmoor Team Plans

Old Ninth Massachusetts reunion set for Milford on Wednesday and Third Massachusetts Cavalry at Maverick House Friday. Possible trip by Maverick Rifles to New York next month. Brevet Maj. Gen. Richard Arnold to inspect Massachusetts militia camps. Col. Strachan may resign after a decade in militia and prior war and British service. Capt. Baldwin resigns as Battery C commander. resignation accepted but delayed until muster. Adjutant General seeks 12 man militia rifle team for Creedmoor inter State match. selection based on scores with trials to be held before next Thursday.

Ninth Massachusetts Milford Third Massachusetts Cavalry Maverick House Maverick Rifles New York Richard Arnold Hancock Sherman Massachusetts Strachan Ninth Melrose Clark B. Baldwin George 8S. Merrill Adjutant General’s Office Creedmoor Long Island N. Y Adjutant General

Vacancy in the Fire Commission Opposed in Charlestown

The Charlestown District urges the Fire Commission vacancy be filled by Benjamin Brintnall a longtime Washington Engine Company foreman noted for bravery in rescuing an elderly resident from a burning building He is a prominent Boston businessman and known Democrat with strong support for Mayor Prince from Bunker Hill Sept 6 1876.

Charlestown Fire Commission Benjamin Brintnall Brintnall Washington Engine Company Front Street Boston Prince Bunker Hill

Public Library and Education in Quincy Schools

Charles F. Adams Jr. publishes three papers from Quincy public school experience. He urges broader library use by teachers and students, argues against public libraries funding light fiction, and calls for simpler library catalog notes to fit common readers. Quincy’s superintendent experiment and instructional changes are highlighted.

Charles F. Adams, Jr Estes & Lauriat Quincy

Fiftieth Anniversary in Quincy Home of Adams Family

The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Francis Adams was celebrated Wednesday at their Quincy residence. Remarkably, three generations in the same family observed golden weddings in the same house. Patrolman Andrew W. Noyes of the Second Police resigned after about ten years of service. George W. Chamberlain, formerly of Boston, lies dangerously ill with brain fever in New York. He is the senior member of G. W. Chamberlain & Co., London, owners of the Industrial Exhibition in London.

Charles Francis Adams Quincy Andrew W. Noyes George W. Chamberlain Boston New York London G. W. Chamberlain & Co

Executive Council approves Fitchburg arbiters appointment

At a Saturday meeting Gov Talbot presiding after his White Mountain trip the Executive Council approved the appointment of Lincoln F Brigham S M Felton and EB Hoedages as arbitrators in the Fitchburg Railroad matter. Dr Lattimer’s resignation from the State Prison takes effect September 15 and Dr Henry A Barrett of Concord is nominated for the vacancy.

Executive Council Talbot White Mountains Hoosac Tunnel Troy and Greenfield Lincoln F. Brigham S. M. Felton EB. Hoedages Fitchburg Lattimer State Prison Henry A. Barrett Concord

Missing Court Street lawyer Isaac Angel feared to have fled

Isaac Angel a Court street lawyer is missing and heavily indebted to several creditors. Reported as possibly having gone to Europe, with some accusing him of swindling money from bills placed in his hands for collection. Others say he is temporarily embarrassed and may soon reappear.

Isaac Angel Court Street Europe

Injuries Reported From City Accidents This Weekend

A series of accidents left several residents injured. Philip Donahue, 13, of 51 Albany Street, fractured his left wrist and was admitted to City Hospital after a Saturday fall. James Mooney, 49 Wapping Street, slipped on Medford Street Friday, fracturing a rib and also admitted to City Hospital Saturday. Peter Cody of No 12 Sixth Street Place, South Boston, was struck in the face by an iron bar at the Old Colony depot, sustaining a jaw fracture. Jefferson Johnson, 37 Kneeland Street, fell from a fence at the Boston baseball grounds, fracturing his left leg near the ankle and admitted for treatment. Five-year-old Arthur Provencust, of 18 Gore Street, Cambridge, had his right arm broken after being thrown from a runaway team on Commercial Street and was taken to City Hospital.

Philip Donahue Albany Street City Hospital Medford Street Charlestown James Mooney Wapping Street Peter Cody Sixth Street Place South Boston Gore Street Cambridge Commercial

Siege of Paris Exhibition to Close for Concert Hall Conversion

The painting of the Siege of Paris will close after a year in the city and be preserved as a wall feature. The building becomes a grand concert hall seating thousands, with steam radiators to maintain temperature, at a cost near $8,000. J. F. Zimmerman will manage the new venue.

Paris J. F. Zimmerman

Fatality After Hit and Run Near Leverett and Spring

Charles E. Elwell of 27 Minot Street died at City Hospital at 8 am Sunday from injuries suffered Friday night when an unknown man knocked him down near Leverett and Spring streets. Autopsy scheduled to determine cause.

Charles E. Elwell Minot Street Leverett and Spring Streets City Hospital

Long-lived Chelsea citizen Joseph Breck dies at 71

Chelsea mourns the death of Joseph Breck at his home from erysipelas aged 71. A Pembroke native, he built a career in Boston wholesale trade then Chelsea real estate and banking, serving as town assessor and respected for intellect and integrity.

Joseph Breck Chelsea Pembroke Mass Capt Samuel Breck Boston Old Colony

Men’s Ready Made Suits Marked Down to Uniform Price

A local retailer advertises 220 suits across about 15 lots in medium weights and varied styles. Originally priced at 20, 18, and 15 dollars, the entire stock is being cleared at a uniform price, signalling a gallerywide discount event.

Shuman & Co Tlemen

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