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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1883
Page
1
New England News Briefs On Fair Entries And Local Affairs
The state fair lists 1 099 entries of horses cattle sheep and swine while drouth bites Androscoggin and Suco Valley. Lewiston factories run full time yet population stagnant due to limited capital. Mayor Gareelon praised. re election seems likely. Old Gen Chandler house in Winthrop moved 114 years old without plaster damage. Dexter firm plans wholesale liquor import sales amid court ruling. Hart supporters fund new trial in Meservey murder case. Swanback trial slated during Honiton term with Lewellyn Powers as counsel. Phinney Jackson Co assets under trustees to settle 60 days, potential insolvent estate adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drouth
Andros
Gen. Chandler
Winthrop
Dexter
Friends of
Hart
Meservey
Swanback
Hanson Muderer
Honiton
Lewellyn Powers
Phinney, Jackson & Co
Phinney
Weirs encampment draws fifteen thousand on Thursday
The Weirs soldier's encampment attracted about 15,000 attendees on Thursday. Trustees of Keene Guarantees Savings Bank elected James Burnap as president and CO. G. Dart as clerk and treasurer with an executive committee of James Burnap, O. G. Dart, Henry Colony, Horatio Colony, and C. N. Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weirs
Keene Guarantees Savings Bank
James Burnap
CO. G. Dart
O. G. Dart
Henry
Horatio
C. N. Chandler
William Baker Run Over and Killed at Essex Junction
William Baker was run over and killed by cars at Essex Junction on Thursday. Tarble, a former greenback candidate for Congress, sued the Swanton Courier for 10,000 dollars for alleged libel. The trial is set for the current term of court at St Albans with eleven lawyers engaged on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baker
Essex Junction
Tarble
Congress
Swanton Courier
St. al~ Us
Massachusetts News Brief Highlights
Nancy Muzzy, 60, insane, attempted self harm at Newburyport as Salisbury beach attendance waned due to rain. Taunton missing man L A Manter found in Providence, partially deranged. Berlin town fair canceled due to drought harming crops. Worcester Musical Festival tickets net premiums of 1800. Great Barrington Congregational church to be dedicated Sept 21 with Rev Markiggo from Williams College. organ cost 30000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy F. Muzzy
Newburyport
Salisbury Beach
Berlin
L. A. Manter
Tauntom
Providence
Worcester
Congregational Church
Great Barrington
Markiggo
Williams College
Providence Population Estimate by Dr Snow
Dr Snow estimates Providence current population at 119,405 with Pawtucket annexation pushing the total to nearly 150,000, highlighting growing regional scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow
Providence
Pawtucket
Norwich's Fires Burn Low in Five-Year Span
Norwich with 22,000 residents reports total fire losses of 3500 over five years. A clergyman once earning 10000 in New York was seen intoxicated at his home on Monday, per the Martford Times, with rum noted as his besetting sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
New York
Martford Times
Notable Visitors and Local Happenings Across Regions
Gov Jarvis and James M Little will be Middlesex club guests Saturday. Charles Milliken resumes Augusta House management in Maine's capital. Gov Butler will attend Hoosac Valley Agricultural show next week. Maine chief justice presides in Dover marking end of a long career. Luis Dominguez and party stay at Hotel Vendome. Ex Gov William Smith of Virginia turns 86. Reports from Berlin on Prince Bismarck. doctors summoned to Gastein. Rev Goodenough promotes Universalist parishes in California. General corn Tucker remains ill at home. Aiken back at desk after weeks away. Eugene Moriarity selected for insurance department post. Annie Carnes sails to London to teach at Royal College for the Blind. Lord Coleridge visits Lenox then Utica. declines NH trip. Extraordinary wager in England favors beer over water. Kentucky colonels rise under Gov Blackburn. Gustave Doré statue of Alexandre Dumas delayed to October with detailed sculptural groupings.
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Jarvis
James M. Little
Middlesex Club
Charles Milliken
Augusta House
Maine
Gov. Butler
Hoosac
Hotel Vendome
William Smith
Virginia
Berlin
Prince Bismarck
Gastein
Goodenough, Famerly
Belfast
Insurance Department
Morrisey
Annie Carnes
Attleboro
New York
Royal College For the Blind
London
Boston
Lord Coleridge
Newport
Lenox
Mass
Utica
N.Y
New Hampshire
England
Terrell
Abbey
Kentucky
Gov. Blackburn
Lord Baltimore Parade In Baltimore After Rain
After two days of rain the Oriole procession for Lord Baltimore proceeded tonight. The steamer with Lord Baltimore and suite arrived at 8:30 P.M. greeted by whistles from 100 tug boats. The parade formed, marched to city hall for a review by Mayor Whyte, then proceeded to the Academy of Music where Lord Baltimore reviewed the column before dismissal.
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Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
Suite
Whyte
Academy of Music
Academy
Four oil paintings stolen from Tiffany framed in New York
Four oil paintings valued at about 15000 are missing from Thos A Wilmurt picture framer at 54 East Thirteenth Street. Sent by Tiffany Co for framing three weeks ago, the loss was only recently discovered. Tiffany says these are the first and most valuable paintings they have had stolen in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thos. A. Wilmurt
East Thirteenth Street
Tiffany & Co
Stockholders Ratify Telegraph Merger Plan in Hartford
Stockholders representing about five sixths of American Rapid Telegraph capital met in Hartford and voted almost unanimously to ratify the contract with Merchants and Bankers Telegraph of New York to control lines and extend wires through the south and west at a planned expenditure of 3 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
American Rapid Telegraph Company
Merchants and Bankers’ Telegraph Company of New York
New Hampshire House Passes Savings Bank Bills
Concord notes the passage of bills incorporating the Farmer's Savings Bank and granting charters to existing savings banks. The insolvency laws bill was postponed to the legislature as the Senate approved further action on other measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Farmer’s Savings Bank
Senate
Proteus Disaster Sends Greeley Expedition Into Peril
Washington reports the Proteus crushed by ice near Smiths Sound on July 23. The loss endangers the Greeley party at Lady Franklin Bay, with grim hopes for winter survival and a new relief effort by Congress. Yantic arrives St Johns with crew and records. Garlington’s report confirms total failure and the Arctic station project’s likely abandonment.
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Washington
Greeley
Garlington
Beebe
Littleton Island
Lady Franklin Bay
Septi
Congress
War Department
Procus
Greelov Colony
Greeley Party
Proteus
St. Joans
N. F
United States Greeley
Smith’s Sound
Pike
Greenland
Cape Alexander
Cape Robertson
Arctic
Cape Sabine
Gov, Elburg
Sophia
Cape York
Esquimaux
Dr. Pavy
Greeley Camp
Sink
Arctic Circle
Henry Wilson
St. Johns
God Haven
Cisco Island
Cory Island
Colwell
Pandora Harbor
Northumberland Island
Uppernavik
Walgatt
Signal Office
St. Jouhns
N.F
Smith Sound
Melville Bay
Upernayik
Upernavik
E. A. Garlington
Wildes
United
Littleton Islands
Uepernavik
Yantic
Saunders Island
Iee
Tessuissak
Cape Shackleton
Caldwell
Frank Wildes
Caziare
Associated Press
Department
Caziaro
Lieut. Greeley
Lieut
Littleton’s Island
Nave
Cape Hawkes
Signal Service
Lieut Greeley
Army
St. John’s
W. M. Beebe
Cape Isabella
Newfoundland
Hoadley
Seventh Cavalry
Fort Conger
Grinnell Land
Sham battle at Weirs thrills twenty thousand onlookers
The Weirs New Hampshire program featured a Malvern Hill style skirmish. Union forces commanded by Gen. J. W. Patterson and captains Emerson Cheever and Tetley repelled confederate detachments under Maj. O. C. Wyatt after bayonet clashes and naval-like charges. About 20,000 spectators witnessed injuries including a Dover veteran with a severely damaged finger and two doctors burned by powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Dover
Buzzell
Laconia
Roark
Ashwell
Freight Train Wreck Near Springfield Bridge Collapse
A Fitchburg freight train derailed when a wooden bridge at West Orange crossing was removed for an iron replacement without a danger signal. The engine and five cars plunged 15 feet into the highway. The conductor, engineer, and fireman escaped by jumping. Rolling stock losses estimated at $15,000. Travel delayed about 12 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Fitchburg
West Orange
Rescued From The Wreck At Hunter's Point
Report from Hunter's Point on September 13 notes several passengers from the steamship Indipendente were rescued after a wreck. Details are unclear but indicate fatalities and missing persons as authorities investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter’s Point
L. 1
Jones
Indipendente Strikes in Fog and Heavy Seas
The Indipendente left Palermo on August 26 and encountered dense fog and heavy seas. At 3 a.m. the ship ran aground after a loud crash, but all 50 aboard were rescued by lifeboats from station No. 23 and landed safely. Most cargo may be saved though the vessel is believed to be a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palemno
Foreign Exhibition Gains Steady Attendance and New Arrivals
Visitors throng the foreign exhibition despite poor weather as new German pictures, Chinese goods, and Norwegian fur items arrive. Italian wood furniture, Japanese carvings, and Hawaiian sugar samples join displays while the Hungarian gypsy band draws large daily crowds and police recover lost property worth over 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Norway
Italy
Kingdom of Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
King
Kalakaua
Hackett
Hentz
Treasury Statement and Miscellaneus Highlights
National bank notes outstanding total 353,834,542 and total paper circulation 831,757,069. Gold and silver coin in circulation 743,347,573 with grand total 1,575,104,642. Population assumed 52,000,000 giving per capita 8029. Miscellaneus notes include Gresham opposing Jones removal, timber land entry fraud probes, postal notes share of money orders, Damon low bid for safes, and petroleum exports for 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miscellaneus
Gresham
Dezendorf
Q. R. Jones
Boydton
California
Oregon
Washington Territory
McFarland
General Land Office
George L. Damon
Boston
Treasury Department
Luther’s Birth Quatre-Centennary Celebrated at Wittenberg
Wittenberg observed the four hundredth anniversary of Martin Luther’s birth with ideal weather and a large crowd. Venetian masts flanked the Augustine monastery doorway, and grand busts adorned the town hall and city stands. 50,000 visitors, mainly from Thuringia Saxony and Brandenburg, plus delegates from Hungary Austria and France, attended. The Crown Prince Frederick William and Prince Albrecht visited the stadtkirche for divine service where over 1,000 clergymen filled the church. A festival sermon followed and the crown prince laid a laurel wreath on Luther’s grave at the scholarskirche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittenburg
Martin Luther
Luther
Thuringia
Saxony
Brandenburg
Hungary
Austria
France
Wittenberg
Frederick William
Prince Albrecht
Herr von Gossler
Stadtkirche
Schultz
Scholarskirche
Emigrant Tracks Down Renegade Indian on Mullan Road
An emigrant traveling from Missoula on the old Mullan road. After surrendering his horse, he borrowed a Winchester and pursued the assailant. In a brief chase about six miles from the robbery site the pursuer fired twice, killing the Yakima renegade from the Coeur d’Alene group as he lay in the dust. The unnamed traveler then continued his quest for justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Missoula
Mullan Road
Cour d’Alene Mountains
Crow’s Nest
Yakima Reservation
Coeur d’Aleve
Strange roundabout tale ends as Paris police intervene
In the Tuileries gardens Paris a wooden horse roundabout run by Edouard Opitz drew the ire of a passing Frenchman who claimed Opitz resembled a former uhlan officer. A crowd formed and police closed the exhibit. Next day more disturbances led to armed police guarding the spot while fete organizers decided the Teuton should leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuileries Gardens
Paris
Edouard Opitz
Strasburg
Twelfth Regiment of
Uhlans
France
M. Opitz
Democratic Nominating Battle Rages in New Jersey Convention
Hon. Lion Abbott wins on the second ballot as Democratic delegates rally to Abbott amid confusion and threats of a bolt. The convention adopts a platform condemning Republicans, calls for home rule, civil service reform, tax reform, and protection for labor, with Abbott securing 333 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Abbott
Massachusetts
Trenton
N.jd
George O. Vanderbilt
Mercer
Vanderbilt
Joel Parker
Abbott
Albright
Whittaker
Hendrickson
Cochran
Cutler
Black
Hardenburg
Runyon
Democratic Party of
New Jersey
Jefferson
Jackson
Rilican Party
Republic
Republican Party
Civil Service Commission
Virginia
Credit Mobilier
Democratic Party
Ee Hs
Delegates Named for Republican State Convention
Long list of delegates by town and region to the Republican State Convention with names across Salem Salem-John H Batchelder Anton M Liebsch and many others. The Saugus and Worcester area selections include Albert H Sweetser E E Wilson and county officials plus nominees for Pierce Stoughbton and senatorial posts. Salem and Saugus provide a sense of party organization with town committees and a final sense of the meeting favoring Pierce and related state councillor nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
John H. Batchelder
Anton M. Liebsch
Robert S. Rantoul
Amos H. Johnson
George L. Ames
George G. Russell
Edmund B. Willson
John C. Osgood
John P. Peabody
George B. Loring
John D. Eaton
Charles A. Benjamin
Charles W. Palfrey
George D. Glover
Edward Collins
N. A. Horton
George E. Bouseley
Edwin 0. Foster
Quincy
William Everett
Henry H. Faxon
Theophilus King, Jr
George F. Pinkham
Fred A. Claflin
Saugus
Albert H. Sweetser
E. E. Wilson
Marlboro
William 8
Frost
William N. Davenport
George N. Cate
H. O. Russell
Brigham
Hingham
John D. Long
Starkes Whiton
E. Waters Burr
Ebed L. Ripley
G. L. Fowler
Jacob Rogers
KE. F. Coburn
H. ST. Wilder
A.S. Tyler
B. F. Freeman
A. W. Harris
Belmont
J. 8
Kendall
J. V. Fletcher
Paxton
N. Clark
William Brown
Northbridge
Arthur F.whitin
Davis
P. Gray
Geo. Armsby
Mashpee
Lysander Z. Amos
Speimoten
Warren Eames
Chester W Clark
Raynham
Charles T. Robinson
Allan T. Johnson
Parmouth
Benj. F. Wing
Edward C. Almy
Abner H. Davis
Swanzey
J. H. Mason
E. P. Chace
Middleboro
Matthew H. Cushing
John C. Sullivan
John Shaw
J. H. Willoughby
Ipswich
Charles A. Sayward
Fred. Willcomb
D. O. Marshall
Benjamin F. Allen
H. A. Parmenter
Allen Rogers
J. K. Dustin, Jr
Cyrus Story
Joseph H. Andrews
J. 8. Glover
Haverhill
W. H. Moody
D. F. Sprague
A. R. Lancaster
W. H. Johnson
W. A. Brooks
H. A. Clark
D. B. Cluif
B. F. Leighton
H. O. Marble
Wardwell
Horace E. Bartlett
Edwin Gege
F. M. Whitman
E. N. Hill
Levi Taylor
E. B. George
Westford
Sherman H. Fletcher
Arthur Wright
West Bridgewater
James Howard
Benjamin Howard
Rockland
George B. Clapp
Albert Culver
Jubal C. Gleason
Berlin
George H. Barnes
B. F. Blodgett
Joel Smith
Hubbardston
Abel Howe
Alden Pollard
Hamilton
Lewis A. Dodge
George K. Knowlton
Dudley
Josiah Perry
Ebenezer Davis
Phillipston
James G. Smith
James A. ®Arruth
Mendon
Homer W. Darling
Horace C. Adams
Shrewsbury
Thomas Rice
George H. Harlow
West Boyleton
Sawyer
G. M. Laurie
Manchester
Jefferson Coolidge
J. T. Stanley
Charles A. Newhall
John Rouche
J. W. Sawyer, Jr
John W. Hitchings
Elbridge
Upham
G. W. Dutterfield
E.S. Upham
G.M. Amerige
H.J. Millis
W. A. Paul
J. H. Barton
A.C. Newhall
Pierce
Stoughbton
Nathaniel Wales
H. C. Kimball
D. H. Bilanchara
Lucius Ery
New York Democrats Reject Unified Delegate Plan
The county democracy executive committee rejects joining Tammany and Irving Halls to send a single delegate. They call for primary meetings open to all Democrats as the fairest path to unity, aligning with the state committee's recent actions, and invite electors to participate in primaries under state resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammany
Irving Halls
County Democracy Today
Democratic State Committee
Tammany and Marying Halls
State Committee
George H. Pendleton
Cincinnati Enquirer
Enquirer
Ohio
Gov Jarvis Visits Concord Mass Historic Town Day
North Carolina governor and party tour Concord with Col. Barrett’s descendant meeting them at the depot. They tour Battle Lawn Old Manse Hawthorne Emerson public library and the state prison. About 30 Boston residents join a social spread before a special Fitchburg car ferrying the group. Next they head to Middlesex club and New Haven to meet ex Governor Bigelow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Jarvis
North Carolina
Boston
Concord
Mass
Edwin S. Barrett
James Barrett
Barrett
Battle Lawn
Hawthorne and
Emerson
Public
Adams
Fitchburg Railroad
Jarvis
Middlesex Club
Stonewall Jackson
New Haven
Bigelow
Convocation of colored clergy urges church action in South
The New York convocation of colored Episcopal clergy adopted resolutions condemning slavery’s moral damage to the race. It urged bishops and the missionary board to aid in erecting churches in the South, to expand colored ministry, and to seize the great population centers for parish schools linked to church ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Missionary Board
South
Rail rate dispute settled restoring regular fares
Louisville dispatch reports that the misunderstanding among the Ohio and Mississippi railroad the Louisville and Nashville and the St Louis Aix Line has been amicably settled and regular rates will be restored at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Ky
Ohio and Mississippi
Louisville and Nashville
St. Louis Aix
Record of walking match score at midnight in Baltimore
In Baltimore the midnight walking match standings show Hart leading with 619 miles, Enison at 287, and Panchot at 299 miles. The terse update notes the current distances as the race unfolds with Hart far ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hart
Ension
Panchot
Fourth Straight Victory for the Boston Club in Pennant Race
Outdoor sports report details Boston beating Chicago 3 to 1 amid fog and rain. Corcoran pitched well, fielding errors and muffed chances marked the game, with Boston’s Radford, Kelley, and Pfeffer turning key plays. Boston climbs toward the pennant as Chicago vows revenge in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Maine
The Rover Races At Granite State Park
Over six thousand spectators attended horse races at Granite State Park Dover New Hampshire on Thursday. Mosher s Onaway won the free for all in three straight heats with a 2 32 best time, Johnson s Capt Ben second. Rankin s Fanny Irving captured the 230 race in three heats with a best time of 2 3446, Tom Marsh s Boston Boy second. Freeman Babb s Top sey won the farmers race with a 3 08 best time. Wentworth s Golddust took first money in the consolation race with a 2 491 best time. No races at Providence due to rain. Races at Portland Me George O won two heats in the 250 class Frank F won two with times 2 36 2 35 2 861 2 38 The 238 class saw Robert D win two heats and Fannie M one in times 2 38 2 351g 2 3649. Conly challenges Ross for a five mile race with $500 aside to be held Oct 24 with Ross to deposit by Sept 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Union
Massachusetts
Butler
Shrewsbury
Charles J. Nourse
Lambert Bigelow
Daniel F. Bates
N. A. Newton
Boston
Transcript
Pierce
Holdfast
Lowell
Henry L. Pierce
John F. Andrew
Messrs
Wadman and
McKissock
Lawrence
Tilden
John K. Tarbox
Chicago
Bostons
Corcoran
Chicagos
Dalrymple
Joe
Gore
Kelley
Burdock
Hornung
Radford
Hines
Anson
Williamson
Pfeffer
Sutton
Buffinton
Mr. Bradley
Burns
Granite State Park
Dover
N. H
Mosher
Onaway
Johnson
Capt
Ben
Rankin
Fanny Irving
Tom Marsh
Freeman Babb
Topsey
Wentworth
Golddust
Providence
R. I
Narragansett Park
Portland
Presumpscot Park
George O
Frank F
Robert D
Fannie M
Conly
Ross
Peter H. Conly
Argus Office
Wallace Ross
Farmers' Exhibition Speakers at Marshfield Event
A Marshfield agricultural fair drew 600 to 700 attendees under cloudy weather. Prizes were awarded in horse events led by Rockland entries, with Rockland Boy winning the feature race and four year olds earning top honors for Charles Turner and H. A. Banter. Speakers included Congressman George PD Robinson of Chicopee Ex-Gov Long and state officials Warner and Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Robinson
Long
Marshfield
Mass
H. A. Banter
Rockland
T. Bryant
Somerville
Thomas Alden
Alvab Ewell
B&b. Brown, Jr
Marshland
T. Coffey
Rubber Boy
H. A. Baker
Rockland Boy
George PD. Robinson
Chicopee
Messrs. W. A. Warner
Sunderland
State Board of Agriculture
Pierce
Governor Hale Vetoes Railroad Commission Bill in New Hampshire
Special correspondence from Concord reports Gov. Hale vetoed the railroad commission bill citing strict two member from specified professions requirements as unworkable. He also questions the eligibility constraints under article 11 and notes the bill’s election method by legislature. The veto is referred to judiciary, Colby bill fate looming, and consolidation efforts faced setback.
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Railroad Commission
Boston Post
Concord
N. H
Hale
Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
Fires Cause Losses Across Boston Area and Factory
Fire at 522 Albany street damaged the two story building, with G M Carter family and Hitchborn’s paint shop affected. Carters faced about 100 dollars loss, Hitchborn 75, building damage near 700. Norcross Bros. sustained little damage. insurance totals 22500 for Stephen L. Smith & Co. with 10000 on building and 1250 to several insurers. Brief telegraph notes report Green Bros heel factory burned with 30000 loss and Queen Victoria steamer burned on Thames with few details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hitchborn
Norcross Bros
Canton Street
Stephen L. Smith & Co
City of London
Metropole
Buffalo
Queen of England
Northern of
Telegraph
Milford
Mass
Green Bros
Chatham
Ont
River Thames
Grand reception for Lord Coleridge at Newport Casino
Newport Rhode Island September 13 Lord Chief Justice Coleridge was hosted at the Newport Casino in a noon reception attended by a large crowd of cot tagers and villa owners and distinguished guests. Justice Blatchford presided over a 112 member committee who presented a vellum address to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Coleridge
Samuel Blatchfeld
Lord Coleridge
Gilbert Coleridge
John McClellan
Fifth
United States Artillery
Elliot T. Sheppard
Justice Blatchford
Judge Blatchford
Athenian Arrival Under Tight Guard For O'Donnell Transport
The steamer Athenian reached Finchall Madeira from Cape Town with O'Donnell aboard. British authorities, urged by Lord Granville and Sir William Harcourt, barred strangers and kept visitors from boarding while two Cape policemen guarded the prisoner. O'Donnell expressed gratitude to Irish in America and maintained self defense for Carey shooting. he appeared calm during the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Donnell
Cape
America
Carey
The Howard Packed for Harris's Atonement Week
The Howard theatre draws crowds eager to see Harris's specialty company in Her Atonement at Globe this week. Pop remains calm at Bijou as Daly’s company nears the Park farewell. The Black Flag will move to the Howard for Oct 1 showings, while Kit and the Beasts bow out at the Boston theatre Saturday night. Jalma ballet premieres Monday after long preparation and heavy outlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Harris
Globe
Pop
Mr. Daly
the Park
Globe Theatre
Howard Atheneum
Fox offers new $5,000 prize fight under London rules
Richard K Fox announces that with no chance of the Mitchell Slade bout under prior terms, a new $5,000 prize fight will be held in early November under London prize ring rules with small gloves. The date and venue will be set by the Police Gazette’s sporting editor. The pugilists choose trainers and seconds. Harry Hill serves as referee. In addition to the $5,000 prize, each fighter may post any side wager they wish on the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard K. Fox
Mitchell
Slade
London
Police Gazette
Harry Hill
Crop damage and yields reported in Hampden Hampshire Franklin regions
Reports to the Springfield Republican indicate tobacco crop damage totaling 150000 dollars across Hampden Hampshire and Franklin. Potatoes remain fair, fruit and vegetables frost bitten, rye oats and grass average. Corn below average, buckwheat badly frost bitten, apples scarce and pears abundant amid the frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Republican
Hampden
Hampshire
Franklin
Burglars Fire On Trader. One Slain, One Escapes
Framingham Massachusetts reports two burglars at the G B Fowler shoe store. A gunman entered was shot twice by the proprietor, hit in the back and neck, and taken to the lockup. He is likely to die. The second burglar escaped. A witness notes a wineglass of Gastrine before bed, while Hidalgo cigar ads appear as local commerce.
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SovTu Framingham
Mass
G. BE. Fowler
Boynton
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