Appointment of Stone as Second District Court Judge
At an Executive Council meeting on Tuesday the confirmation of Christopher C. Stone f Clinton to the Second District Court of Worcester county was reported. The Y M C A increased salary for R J Roberts the gymnasium superintendent. East Boston saw the marriage of Miss Die Davis to Mr Joseph Rossiter on Monday evening, with Rev Bates presiding. Political Notes.
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Executive Council
Christopher C. Stone F Clinton
Oforcester County
Y. M. C. Association
R. J. Roberts
Boston
Bates
Die Davis
John Davis
Joseph Rossiter
Hoowward Athen
Howard Atheneum
Halleck
Alhambra
Howard
Santora
Hearts of Oak at Bostos Theatre Closing Matinee
The Boston stage offers Hearts of Oak with limited remaining performances and a closing matinee this Saturday. Next week F. B. Chanfrau returns as Kit, Arkansas Traveller, with the Judge and Major aboard for new features.
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Bostos Theatre
Hearts of Oak
Cape Cod
New England
North Shore
Ipswich Bay
Empirestate
C. H. Tompson
Probate Court Grants Twenty Administrations
In the Probate Court on Monday twenty administrations were granted and a list of wills proved includes George W. Phillips of Saugus A P Berry of Salem Mary Adams of Hamilton Sally R Bradstreet of Topsfield Jeremiah Coar of Gloucester Lucy J Grain of Lawrence Sarah Moody of Salisbury Abram Patch of Danvers Hall Pierson of Newbury Mary C Pingree of Danvers C W Roache of Salem Henry Saunders of Gloucester Margaret Thayer of Lynn Joseph Winn of Salem Abbie H Young of Methuen. The Nautilus Club plans an open regatta next Monday with prizes awarded in three classes. The Catholic Temperance Societies of Essex county held their annual convention at Father Mathew Hall Danvers officers named for the year. Funeral services for Rev F W Cobb of Three Rivers Palmer Mass were held Tuesday at Lynn. Notes report on Albert L Douglass bond reduction and local incidents of crime weather and accidents.
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George W. Phillips
Saugus
A. P. Berry
Salem
Mary Adams
Hamilton
Sally R. Bradstreet
Topsfield
Jeremiah Coar
Gloucester
Lucy J. Grain
Lawrence
Sarah Moody
Salisbury
Abram Patch
Danvers
Hall Pierson
Newbury
Mary C. Pingree
C. W. Roache
Henry Saunders
Margaret Thayer
Lynn
Joseph Winn
Abbie H. Young
Methuen
Nautilus Club
Nereus
G. H. Cross, Jr
Stize
Hep Bitters
Rita
Rock Bros
Iris
Maule
Mignon
Ruth
Star
Enigma
Catholic Temperance Societies of
Essex County
Father Mathew Hall
Market Street
Thomas J. Riley
Daniel J. Sweeney
John F. Donohoe
Joseph J. Nichols
State Council
Wm. J. Sullivan
Eugene Daly
F. W. Cobb
Three Rivers
Palmer
Mass
Union Evangelical Church of
Two West Point Cadetships Open in Districts
Hon Morse to nominate candidates for West Point from the Fourth District. A examining board of Green, Doherty, and Mason will meet Sept 20 at 9 A M in Mason Street school rooms. Applicants must be born 1859 to 1864 and reach West Point by June 11, 1881. A second board of Pillsbury, Thayer, and Edson will examine Third District applicants at Dwight school Springfield Street on Sept 11 at 10 A M.
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Leopold Morse
Secretary of War
Military Academy
Samuel A. Green
Thomas F. Doherty
Samuel W. Mason
Chelsea
Mason Street
A. Fr. Pillsbury, Esq
George A. Thayer
P. O Joera Edson
United States Military Academy
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Dwight School House
Springfield Street
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Emma Blast
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Marlboro
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Mambrimo Dudley
Jennie W
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John §. Clarke
Bill Ed
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Richmond
Golden Girl
Robert Lee
John Halil
Wilbur F
Sadie Howe
St. Petersburg
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Marquis of Tseng
Spain
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Ricke
New Zealand
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Manilla
Herr Bennigsen
Bundesrath
Imperial Bank of Germany
Bremen
Hamburg
Baron Magnus
Denmark
Tahiti
France
Fire at Burnham's wharf boat shop causes $400 loss
An 8:45 p.m. alarm from box 131 reported a fire in James Fuller’s boat repairing shop at Burnham's wharf near Eighth Street South Boston. A kerosene lamp started the blaze, damaging the building and stock by about $400 with no insurance. A second alarm from box 69 at 8:18 p.m. reported a small fire from rags at Dennis Cro nin's junk store, 142 East Dedham Street, causing slight damage.
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Dedham
Cramel White
Holbrook
Walpole Farmers’ Club
Curtis Grove
Medfield
Herbert L. Jordan
Lynn
House of Correction
Alice Coleman
Margaret F. Coleman
Philip Fitzsimmons
Arsenal Street
Watertown
Pevear & Russell
E. W. Crawford
Wellington Station
Medford
Etna
Hartford
Sheri
Edward Kenney
Finn and
Main Streets
Cambridge
Holt
Henry P. Bowker
J. R. Garrage
Malden
A. W. Rogers
Ferry Street
Pettengill
Framingham Hotel
Framingham Centre
Bartford Company
Washington Company of
Providence
W. B. Washburn
James Fuller
Burnham’s Wharf
Eighth Street
Boston
Dennis Cronin
Dedham Street
Tragic Drowns and Fires Across States Prompt Concerns
Reports list multiple deaths and calamities including Rev Hodges drowning at Sacketts Harbor, Mrs Clark’s suicide attempt in Easton, a Stanford Conn railroad smashup delaying trains, and a fatal railway fight in Lakenaw. Also noted are weather losses in Florida, political trials, and telegraphers reunion with officers named.
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Smithville
Sacketts Harbor
Byron Clark
Easton
N. G
Stanford
Berlin
Hans von Bulow
Lakenaw
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Bruce Green
Calvin Warren
William HM. Peckham
New York
Long Branch
Wesley R. White
Lillian Manchester
Watertown
A. B. Clements
Kearsarge
Charles Muller
Navy Yard
Thomas E. Williams
Texas
Meridian
Miss
Baxter
United States Court
Cincinnati
Hennessy
Viscount Fleury
England
Roscoff
Cape Finisterre
France
Alexander M. Hamilton
Harrisburg
Penn
Bentree
Henesdale
Veregraph Company
W.J. Knapp
Utica
Niagara River
Thomas Crathern
Montreal
Ouray
Los Pinos
Joseph Thiberu
Annavolis
N.S
Springfield
New Bedford
New York State
Middle States
West
San Francisco
New Orleans
Beac on Park Trotting Meet Draws Two Thousand Fans
Beacons Park September meeting opened in wet conditions with about 2000 spectators. Nancy won the 2:40 race in three heats, while the 2:19 class produced a tight six-heat battle with Driver, Sheridan, and Wedgwood contending. Parana sold for $16,000 to Balch of Boston. Parole and Zilthena also raced in the program.
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Boston Driving and Athletic Association
Beacon Park
Germania Band
Julius Eichler
Oscar Slocomb
Boston
Nancy
Driver
Wedgewood
Sheridan
Stulf
Atchen
Parana
Telegraph
GC. P. Emery
Cleveland
Ohio
W. P. Balch
Hambletonian
Beacon Track
Hartford
Om Hendricks
Parole
Sinclair
Lady Kelso
Zilthena
Kelso
Zilthen
Agaip
J.J. Dowadds
Pynchon
Bik. G. Parole
A. Sherwood
B. m. Zilthena
Jd. Mathews
Bik
G. Sinclair
Jobo Murphy
G.m. Lady Kelso
W.W. Wood
G. Tom Hendricks
Paygong Sachs Cas
Lady Match
Wedgwood
Johnny Murphy
Lady Maud
Goldsmith
A. Goldsmith
B. G. Driver
John Splan
S. Wedgwood
Jobn Murphy
B. G. Sheridan
B. m. Lady Mand
Providence Depot
C. F. Peppeard
Boston Athletic Club
A.L. Estabrook
Suffolk Hare and Hounds
H. W. Carnes
Brookline Athletic Club
John L. Orr
E. Mahoney
H.W. Carnes
Peppeard
Carnes
Notable deaths cross states claim several prominent figures
Israel Lombard of West Newton died at Hull on September 4 at age 56 after a long career as banker and Cheney farming financial agent. Captain William Chickering of Dedham died in Laverton Colorado on the 1st of March after service in the Massachusetts Volunteers. Reverend Frank Woodbury Cobb of Three Rivers died September 4. Charles Atwood formerly of Lake Superior steamer Illinois and Chicago Times editor died on the Pacific coast. Dr Philip De Young of Philadelphia died September 5 from artery rupture. Richard L Franklin, longtime president of insurance firms, died at Riverdale on the Hudson aged 75.
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West Newton
Hull
Cheney
Third National Bank of Boston
Cobb
Lewiston
Bates College
Yale
The
Theological Seminary
Three Rivers
Charles Atwood
Lake Superior
Illinois
Pacific Coast
Atwood
Chicago Times
Philip de Young
Philadelphia
Richard L. Franklin
Insurance Companies
Riverdale
Hudson
Market Bulletin Prices at Faneuil Hall Sept 8
Fresh meats and produce prices fixed amid ample beef exports. Beef and veal demand steady with varied cuts listed. pork and hams expected to rise as Western hogs advance. Poultry, game, fruits, vegetables, and fish priced by item with frequent quotes and notes on market conditions.
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Faneuil Hall
Philadelphia
New York
Delaware
Vermont
Cantelope
California
Concord
Trunk lines order restoration of full freight tariffs at once
The trunk line executives and joint committee direct immediate restoration and strict maintenance of all east bound rates to full tariff prices for all freight classes including horses sheep livestock and dressed beef. They will refuse refunds on special arrangements unless vouchers are examined and approved by the commissioner and filed by Sept 14. An extra joint committee meeting is set for Sept 16 to ensure execution.
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New York
Fink
Trunk Line
Trunk Line Executive Committee
G. B
Pa. R. R. Co
J. H. Burtz,r
N. Y
Albert Fink
Flour mill explosion in Pittsburgh kills chief engineer
A Burrin dispatch reports the Marshall Kennedy & Co flouring mill explosion in Pittsburgh on September 7. S. B. Manning, chief engineer, was killed instantly and fellow employee Joseph Leecher was seriously injured. The cause is unknown.
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Pittsburg
Burrin
Marshall Kennedy & Co
S. B. Manning
Joseph Leecher
Thames Regatta likely contestants and heat dates discussed
The Times lists Trickett Laycock Ross Riley Ten Eyck Hanlan Boyd Elliott and perhaps Blackman as probable Thames Regatta competitors with potential heats on November 22 and final on the 24th. High water at London Bridge is 5 pm, racing to use the flood or risk darkness delaying events.
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London
the Times
Trickett
Laycock
Ross
Riley
Ten Eyck
Hanlan
Boyd
Elliott
Blackman
London Bridge
Putney
House of Commons
Gladstone
House of Lords
G. W. Simmons & Son Oak Hall Listing
Local business listing for G. W. Simmons and Son at Oak Hall 32 to 44 North Street SE2 348 with address range and premises for shop services.
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G. W. Simmons & Son
Oak Hall
North St
Defaulter Hall Leaves Toledo After County Treasury Loss
E B Hall former Lucas county treasurer admits defalcation of about 47000 to his deputy and bondsmen. He left the city as reports say he used public funds for speculation. Deficit near 50000. sureties considered good. Hall, longtime resident, had one term under National party.
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Toledo
E.B. Hall
Lucas County
Hall
National Party
Ohio
E. B. Hall
General Torbert's Body Exhumed for Milford Transfer
The body of Gen. Torbert was exhumed by order of Gen. Dent at St. Augustine and placed in a sealed casket bound for Milford Delaware. Rumor says five men from the Vera Cruz wreck party who landed at New Smyrna may be involved.
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Reno
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Sherman
Ramsey
Hayes
Stephens
Virginia
Jacksonville
Fla
Torbert
Dent
St. Augustine
Milford
Delaware
Vera Cruz
New Smyrna
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Daniel W. Taft
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Peter Harvey
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Fletcher Osgood
D. C. Colesworth
Alfred C. Poole
D. Libby
J. C. Morrison
C. P. Nichols
A. KE. Hall
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Daniel Ayers
Thomas R. Howard
L. L. Fuller
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Sherman House
John Miller
Staf
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Dennis Crowley
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Nash, Spaulding & Co
Otis Nort
Herbert Nash
South Scituate
Theodore Parker
Board of Fire Commissioners
Lerman Porter
Chase
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George
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Rowe’s Wharf
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