Senator Sawyer and Pierce Bribery Testimony Heard in New Hampshire
The New Hampshire Senate bribery inquiry opened with Sawyer accusing Pierce of offering $5000 for a pro Boston & Maine speech. Pierce and Sawyer presented contrasting accounts as the session adjourned to hear more testimony and a public hearing was debated by counsel for both sides.
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N. H
Specran
Senate Committee
Sawyer
Weare
Kirk D. Pierce
Ezra S. Stearns
Rindge
Lycurgus Pitman
Conway
Senate
Boston
New Hampshire
Stearns
F. S. Streeter
Herman D. Greene
James F. Briggs
Edgar Aldrich
Pierce
J. F. Briggs
Irving W. Drew
Maine
Aldrich
State House
Boston & Maine
Atherton
Sunapee
Slodgett’s
Frank Pierce
Mr. Hodge
General Corse
Kirk Pierce
Samuel T. Page
Mr. Strater
Kirk
O. C. Moore
Nashua
Mr. Moore
Senator Stearns
Senator Sawyer
Concord
Concord Road
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Green
Chicago
Hillsboro County
Sergeant At-Arms
Contoocookville
David Courser
Hillsboro
John W. Sanborn
Senate of New Hampshire
Boston & Maine Railroad
Sulloway Denounces Boston & Maine in State House Speech
Coxcorp New Hampshire Sept 7 Cyrus A Sulloway Manchester eloquent advocate speaks in the House on the Boston & Maine bill defending Atherton and attacking Hazen. He likens B and M to invaders and rail wreckers threatening state rights and future prosperity.
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Hazen
Boston & Maine
Senate
Newseemn
New Hampshire
Claremont
Colby
Hazen bill debated over railroad fare and stock concerns
The House debate centers on the Hazen bill to alter leases and fares on the Boston & Maine and related lines. Arguments accuse opponents of siding with stockholders and corporations, contrasting with Colby and Atherton measures. Protests from across New Hampshire cited, with warnings of financial impact on rural taxpayers.
Attachment Placed On Woonsocket Rubber Company Property
An attachment valued at 300000 dollars was levied yesterday on the Woonsocket Rubber Company mills and property in Woonsocket Rhode Island. The action by Thomas John Shipman Green of New York comes after prior attachments and aims to recover about 222280 dollars on a 200000 pound rubber sale. The move was kept secret and local workers remained at their posts as shipments and production were not halted. The company defense is breach of contract.
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Providence
Woonsocket Rubber Company
Thomas John Shipman Green
New York
James Tillinghast
Boston
Green
Eee Tillinghast
Byron
Woonsocket
Tillinghast
Woonsocket Company
Creditors Meet Over Clinton Yarn Company Liabilities
The meeting at Parker House presided by Charles R. Cutler reported unsecured liabilities at 139 133 dollars and quick assets at 51 825 dollars with 35 200 dollars secured by real estate and machinery mortgages. The committee proposed accepting 50 cents on the dollar and mills to operate pending settlement.
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Clinton
Lancaster
Mass
Parker House
Charles R. Cutler
Warren, R. I
I. & A. E. Blanchard
Summer Street
Boston
State Prison
Charlestown
A. E. Wilde & Co
Cincinnati
R. T. Fulton
Ives & Co
New York
Henry 5
Ives
George Hi. Stayner
Thomas C. Doremus
T’. C. Davenport
No. 82
North Street
K. 8. Wheeler & Co
New Haven
A. FE. Denison
Robert Barton
Providence
New Haven Wire Company
E.S. Wheeler & Co
Sanford
Superior Court
Wheeler
B. KE. Brown
E. A. Galpin
Galpin
Wheeler & Co
Sure Cure for Indigestion Digestylin Sold in New York
Digestylin is pitched as a palatable digestive aid with tonic action for dyspepsia and indigestion. The ad claims a bottle will convince users and lists William I. Kidder & Co. of 83 John Street, New York, as a seller along with other druggists.
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William I. Kidder & Co
John Street
New York
Concession Ratified In China Pact Pending Start
There are no new developments in the Mitkiewicz Barker concession. The Chinese minister has ratified the concession and operations may begin soon. The count and Mr Barker may travel to China in October or November to organize the bank. Mitkiewicz expects at least one million dollars and has not offered his stake for sale, though bids near his valuation could persuade him. He has entrusted funds to his attorney to satisfy creditors. He met Acting Secretary Porter to present an imperial photograph and a letter from Consul Smithers. no concession details were raised at the visit.
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Wasumeron
Sprcrau
Mitkiewicz
Porter
Li Hung Chang
United States
Smithers
Tientsin
Dorchester youths sell yacht and plan world voyage
Dorchester Pennsylvania Sept 7 Dorchester boys James F Howe Jr and George A Sears sold their yacht Merle for 200 and began home with their fathers They had saved to strike out on their own to see the world and paid 450 for the vessel They aim to visit eastern coast towns with New Orleans as the final destination They believe failure will not stop their ambition to sail the world
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Penn
Dorchester
James F. Howe, Jr
George A. Sears
Merle
New Orleans
Croft Brewer Wedding Draws Boston Society to Newport
In Newport Rhode Island on September 7 Arthur Croft of England and Miss Caroline Brewer daughter of Mrs Gardner Brewer of Boston wed at Manning Memorial Church. Rev J W Day officiated with Unitarian ritual. bride wore plum velvet trimmed silk corsage. No bridesmaids attended.
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Newport
R. IL
Arthur Croft
England
Caroline Brewer
Gardner Brewer
Boston
Manning Memorial Church
J. W. Day
Robbins-Sixty Years in Faneuil Hall Marks 84th Birthday
Nathan Robbins of Faneuil Hall market celebrated his 84th birthday by working at the market all day as he has for sixty years. The longtime trader, now overseeing operations, is noted for his vigor and memory, still directing his live pigs and poultry work. fellow marketmen offered congratulations, hopeful for more returns.
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Faneuil Hall Market
Robbins
Boston
Boone
Somerville Republican Ward and City Committee Meeting
Last evening in the police building court room the Somerville Republican body met with Joseph Cummings presiding and Charles A. Noyes as secretary. Treasurer Charles H. North resigned and E. D. Souther was elected to the vacancy. Caucuses were scheduled in ward rooms for Monday evening Sept 19 to choose delegates for State county councillor and senatorial conventions.
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Somerville
Republican Ward
Joseph Cummings
Charles A. Noyes
Charles H. North
E. D. Souther
Boston
Democratic City Committee
Thomas J. Barry
Amusements listing of Boston area theatre programs
The schedule lists Park Theatre showing Jim the Penman at 145, Hollis Street Theatre presenting The Corsair at 7 45, Globe Theatre presenting René at 8, Boston Theatre presenting Kit the Arkansas Traveller, Boston Museum presenting The Dominie's Daughter at 8, Athenaum showing Nobody's Claim at 8.
Auction Day Notices For Paintings Real Estate and More
Today sales by auction list items including Onions Horatio Harris 12 m paintings Leonard and Co 8 p real estate Atwood and Weld 30 p TM m. The note reads as a catalog of items offered at auction without further details.
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Onions
Horatio Harris
Leonard & Co
Atwood & Weld
Marriages in Boston and Nearby Areas This Week
A series of wedding notices dated Sept 3 to Sept 6 lists couples including H G Brainerd of Los Angeles and Fannie Howard in Chicago, Henry A Brehant and Mar McArthur in Boston, Timothy J Cunniff and Maria Corcoran, Arthur W Dewey and Kate Hall, Allen P Gunn and Mary Trimble, Charles E Hudson and Ella Onslow, William C McKenna and Mary Sharpe, Robert McLeish and Jennie Milne, Svendsen J Svendsen and Hulih Kulberg all several New England locals with reverends involved.
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Onslow
Franklin
Mass
G. E. Lovejoy
Charles E. Hudson
Ella
Providence
McKenna—Sharpe
O. P. Gifford
William C. McKenna
Mary G. Sharpe
Stoston
McLeish
Milne
Obituary notices from Beverly East Boston and Charlestown
Deaths listed for William Armstrong at Beverly aged 76 and 8 months, John Barnard of East Somerville aged 40, Willie E Bowker of Charlestown aged 8, William S Brazer of Newton aged 62, Lurana Chipman of Boston Highlands aged 74, Helen Mann of Dennis aged 53, Lydia Meserve of Charlestown aged 74, Harvey Scudder of Dorchester aged 76.
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Lurana
William H. Chipman
Mann
Dennis
Helen
Matthew D
Elizabeth P. Mann
Buffalo
N. Y
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