Chicago Defeats Phillies in Exciting Chicago Contest
Midget Madden puzzles Wolverines as Boston beats Detroit 2 0. Anson and Ryan lead Chicago to victory over Philadelphia in a tense game with errors and timely hitting. Indy defeats New Yorks as Connor homers and Shreve shines on the mound. Washingtons fall again to Pittsburg, while Detroits suffer another setback.
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Senators, Pierce, Sawyer in bribery charge debate
The speaker recounts Sawyer’s accusations against Kirk Pierce over a proposed bribe, defending Sawyer as honest and condemning Pierce as a lobbyist. The narrative details their travels, meetings, and public exchanges, urging the committee to determine truth without considering Pierce’s personal consequence.
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Senate
Kirk D. Pierce
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Kirk Pierce
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Society of Pierce
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General Corse
Massachusetts
Concord
Contoocook
Corse
Mr. Pierce
Railroads Report Strong Finances For Union Pacific System
General Joseph E. Johnston reports Union Pacific assets total 257,592,827 with surplus 57,224,573 and funded debt 115,508,639 at end of 1886. Central Pacific debt 61,697,000 revenue 16,052,448 expenditures 15,098,456. Northern Pacific debt 85,155,454 assets 173,179,220 and land sales totals through year end.
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Joseph E. Johnston
Secretary of the Interior
Union Pacific Railway Company
Union Division
Kansas
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Atent
Northern Pacific Road
Record of Fires and Alarms Across Nearby Towns
Fire alarms rang for five incidents. A Glenmore Hotel rear barrel blaze on Village street caused $10 damage. A Dorchester dwelling on Merrill street suffered about $2000 loss. occupants away, cause unknown. Somerville bonfire on Oliver street. Cambridge North dwelling on Jackson street had roof loss and $1000 damage to Julia Reynolds residence. No fatalities reported.
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Glenmore Hotel
Village Street
Merrill Street
Dorchester
Irving
Somerville
Oliver Street
Cambridge
Julia Reynolds
Jackson Street
Multiple Mill and Barn Fires Strike Several Towns
Fire incidents reported in Worcester Elvisworth Aveusta Gardiner Portland and surrounding towns. Losses include Samuel Simonovitch barn $1450 insured, Hall's lower saw mill $15000 with no insurance, State Constable Stevenson farm $4000 loss, Randoph and Devereaux dwellings $2500 total, Milan mining works $5000 with $3000 insurance and mortgage of $17000 on property.
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Worcester
Samuel Simonovitch
Providence
Washington
Pittsburg
Elvisworth
Hall
Aveusta
G. S. Stevenson
Clinton
Gardiner
Randolph
Frank Russell
Samuel Devereaux
Russell
Devereaux
Lynn Club Forfeits To Lowell In Disputed New England League Game
In Lowell on September 13 the Lynn team forfeited after a protest over a sixth inning call by umpire Mahoney. Lowell led in the second with heavy batting as both sides played without fielding errors. Lynn players dispersed, and manager Murphy ordered his men off the field. Rumors spoke of a conspiracy among New England League clubs to down Lowell, with Lynn set to disband Saturday.
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B. Carroll
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O'Brien
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Mack
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Donnelly
Whitney
Gilligan
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O’brien
Pittsburg
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Dalrymple
O'Day
Pittsburgh
O’day
Mpire
Doescher
Indianapolis
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Titcomb
Jackson
Connor
Bassett
Brown
Ward
Richardson
Tiernan
Lowells
Portland
Lynns
Mahoney
Terrien
Kennedy
Lynn
Murphy
Lowell
New England League
Brooklyn-Cincinnati game result and others listed
The record notes game results including Brooklyn defeating Cincinnati 7 to 2, Philadelphia defeating Louisville 5 to 1, and Staten Island Metropolitan 9 defeating Cleveland 6.
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Cincinnatis
Brooklyns
Philadelphia
Louisvilles
Athletics
Staten Island
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Obituary of Colonel Charles L. Holbrook
Colonel Charles L. Holbrook died at the Commonwealth Hotel at noon from a stroke. Born in Boston in 1816, he worked at Suffolk Bank prior to death and served as colonel of the Forty third Regiment after leading the Second Battalion of Infantry. He leaves a widow and son Henry W. Holbrook.
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Commonwealth
Holbrook
Boston
Custom House
Suffolk Bank
Tigers
North Carolina
Newburn
Goldsboro
Whitehall
Henry W. Holbrook
Long line of New Hampshire Democrats dwindles with Johnson’s death
Col. James H. Johnson of Bath, a survivor of New Hampshire’s early Democratic delegation to Congress, died at age 84. Born June 3, 1803 in Bath, he built a mercantile and lumber business in Lisbon before returning to Bath to lead lumbering. He served in the New Hampshire Legislature, State Senate, and the executive council, and was a U S Representative from 1846 to 1850 during the Mexican War era. He married twice, leaving three children by the second wife and several descendants in commerce and engineering.
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Portsmouth
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Lisbon
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Dartmouth College
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Rochester
Dies at 95 Captain Noble Maxwell Merchant of Maine
Captain Noble Maxwell longtime shipping figure and owner of a vessel in West India trade died at the Hotel Vendome aged 95. Born April 9 1792 in East Bowdoinham he rose from seafaring life to fortune in foreign trade retiring in 1832. He lived at the Vendome five years kept winters in Boston summers in Saratoga and was a longtime member of Battle Square Church. Funeral set for 11 o clock tomorrow from the Vendome.
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Governor Bartlett of California Dies in Oakland at 63
Governor Washington Bartlett died at his Oakland residence aged 63 after months of Brights disease and a recent paralysis from a brain blood clot. A Georgia native born in 1824, he moved to California at 25, founded newspapers in San Francisco, served as harbor commissioner, and was elected mayor before becoming governor as a Democrat. Lieutenant Governor H W Waterman succeeds him as Republican.
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William A Washington Dies in Owensboro at 87
William A Washington former nearest living relative of General George Washington and last male representative of the name died Sunday at his Owensboro Kentucky home. Born in Virginia April 5 1800 he moved to Kentucky as a child near Gordonstown and was the son of Fairfax Washington a second cousin of George Washington. He was the oldest of ten children.
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Boston Resident John Worster Dies in Cambridge at 82
John Worster a longtime Boston area resident died in Cambridge on Monday at eighty two. He was born on Fort Hill square and earlier ran a provision business with Charles Lane & Co before becoming a partner in Worster & Hart.
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Boston
Cambridge
Fort Hill Square
Charles Lane & Co
Worster & Hart
Obituary notices for Cambridge and Newport figures
James Aylward of Cambridge dies at his residence 8 Gora street East Cambridge from a throat tumor. He was born in Ireland and later settled in Cambridge where he ran a business and left a widow and six children. Edward Matthews of New York dies at his Newport villa. A real estate man and brother of Ethan Matthews of Boston.
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James Aylward
Cambridge
Gora Street
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New York
Newport
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Boston
Stitchers Face Strike Pressure as Chick Bros Dispute Persists
Havernnn daily notes nearly all McKay machines active with workers from other departments filling shifts. Knights of Labor discussed siding with striking stitchers but unlikely to join pending resolution of the Chick Bros dispute. The Stitchers' Union plans a 50 cent per case stitching rate on January 1 as part of a broader bargaining framework. Manufacturers' Association met to assess the situation and found no sufficient cause for the stitchers to stop work.
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McKay
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Robbery Hurdles Wood in West Springfield Road
C F Wood of Wood and Bosworth Chicopee grain dealers was bound gagged and robbed by two highwaymen on the Holyoke road in West Springfield. They struck him knocked him senseless tied him and rifled his pockets before fleeing. He was found after an hour and a half with injuries not life threatening.
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C. F. Wood
Wood & Bosworth
Chicopee
Mr. Wood
West Springfield
Holyoke Road
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Spinners Petition Wages Short at Stafford Mill
Fall River reports the Robert Howard Assembly R of L meets to address Stafford Mill wage grievances. Spinners say yarn is sized in the superintendent’s office and earnings are below peers, with weekly pay under 9 dollars, some just over 9, while they claim 10 dollars or more should be average. A four member committee will seek adjustments with mill authorities.
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Robert Howard Assembly, R. of L
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Memorial services for Hon. Caleb Rand at First Universalist Church
After private services at his Mystic street residence, relatives and a city delegation attended the public memorial at the First Universalist Church for Hon. Caleb Rand. Masons and Odd Fellows led the burial rites. floral tributes came from Towne Lodge 22 I O O F and other bodies including the Massachusetts Consistory and Royal Arch Chapter.
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Nine Hundred and Ninety Nirth Battery
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Lodge No. 22
Joseph Warren Lodge of Masons
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Royal Arch Chapter
Boston Consolidated Street Railway Company
Nine Hundred and Ninety-ninth Battery
Moses and Murphy Arrested for Break In at Kenensky Board
Moses Kenensky chased a man who rushed into his room and he was arrested as Charles Murphy on breaking and entering charges. A search found only a coil of picture cord. Murphy, with a bundle of clothes valued at 61, was identified by Patrolman Shields as a repeat offender from fifteen months earlier.
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Paris Eyes Revival of Cock Fighting and Snail Races
Our Paris correspondent reports plans to revive cock fighting in Paris featuring a famed fighter with thirty two victories and a spur of two and a half inches. Police likely to ban fatal blows. snail racing, a recent fad, drew heavy bets and ends with snails suitable for the table.
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London Daily News
Paris
Longchamps
Probate citations and admin notices from Boston 1887
Citations issued for heirs and executors in Suffolk County Massachusetts probate matters. Notices announce hearings and required filings for estates of multiple Bostonians including Theron N Knight, last will probates, and administrators with wills annexed along with creditors and debtors demands.
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Suffolk
Sopina J. Knight
Chelsea
Testate
Pauline A. Farr
Boston
Boston Post
Joux W. McKis, Esquire
Elijah George
Patrick M. O’connor
Joston
William Mahoney
Geo. A. Sawyer
el Otvtice
Almira E. Brooks
Ann Shaw
Adnix
Jane Johnston
Patrick M. Keating
Auction Sale Notices and Listed Securities 1887 1888
Public auction items include bonds and shares from Atlas National Bank and multiple companies. Listings show investments in railroads mills banks and utilities with numerous 7s and 6s bonds and dividend notes. Sales on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 11 30 A M with no sales on Saturdays until further notice.
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Atlas National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Merchants’ National Bank
Boylston National Bank
West End Street
Amoskeag Mig. Co
Arlington Mills
Everett Mills
Conn
Pass
Rivers Rd
Manchester & Lawrence Rd
Dayton & Trenton
Washington Fire and Marine Ins. Co
Union Stock Yard and Transit Co
Lyman Mills
Oe Loan and Trust Co
Topeka
Kan
First Natl. Bank
Worcester
Great Falls
Reece Button Hole Machine Co
State of Maine
Portland Water Co
Little Rock & Kurt Smith Ry
Chicago, Burl. & Quincy KR. R
Denon
NO SATURDAY SALES ORDER FROM AUCTIONEERS HARRIS CO
No Saturday sales announced by Horatio Harris & Co auctioneers at No 227 State Street. Further notice pending.
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Wilmerding, Hoguert «& CO
White St
Townsend & Montant
Leonard Street
EB. L. Daw & Company
State St
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
Francis Henshaw & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
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