Tremont Temple to be rebuilt cheaply in the same size
Plans for Tremont Temple rebuilding remain undecided with cost efficiency guiding the project. The Massachusetts Women’s Christian Temperance Union awaits an invitation to its annual convention with dates listed for October in Boston.
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Tremont Temple
Massachusetts Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Boston Union
United States
Boston Harbor
Parmenter
William Marshall
Cottage Farm
Faneuil Hall
Regatia Regatta Off Swampscott Again Yields No Race
Eastern Yacht Club attempted the handicap and autumn regatta for first and second class schooners and first class sloops off Swampscott on Tuesday but no race occurred. The Phantom led Foam and Latonia at times amid fog and heavy seas. a meeting will decide when the club will attempt another race.
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Eastern Yacht Club
Swampscott
Madcap
Halcyon
Foam
Latonia
Egg Rock
Harding
Halfway Rock
Pig Rock
Graves
Bellbuoy
Janges
William M. Whitney
State Street
Boston
Prohibitionists and Independents Name Delegates to State Convention
Lowell Prohibitionists appoint delegates by ward to the state convention in Worcester. Ward lists cover Sherman Spearin Spurr Putney and others. Medford Independents name five delegates to Worcester. Boston Ward One delegates to Butler Independent Convention. Westboro Butler Democrats assign delegates to state county councillor and senatorial conventions led by D F Newton.
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Prohibitionists
Lowell
Ward
W. W. Sherman
Hiram Spearin
J. M. Spurr
E. Putney
Charlies Corbett
H. B. Proctor
A. J. Deane
Leonard Kimball
Jacob Murphy
C.J.W. Maynard
W. G. Howe
Sylvester Beard
J. B. Trueworthy
E. Mallory
J. M. Winslow
Elisha Davis
Franklin Cherry
H. Duganne
J. P. Ward
W. T. Fuller
D. Fuller
S. S. Spiller
C. T H. Grifin
H. R. Flanders
William Walker
T. W. Clement
5. K. Dexter
J. G. Buttrick
Elbridge Dearborn
Samuel Parker
Smith Baker
R. A. Greene
J. W. Griffin
G. C. Osgood
J. K. Fellows
Medford
Worcester
Henry Hastings
Esq
Charles M. Ball
V. Victorson
E. A. Nichols
Johns S. Beck
Boston
Wiliam H. McKie
Edward Pearl
L. C. Briggs
J. M. Lord
William P. Pierce
W. A. Scof
D. F. Newton
P. McGurne
J. Doyle
J. Donelly
J. Bowes
J. Mellen
M. McGrath
Rriggs
C. Hayden
Invention boosts shoe repair with iron skeleton lasts
George M. Wells of the city introduces an iron skeleton bottom cobbler's last with a combined jack and stand and fine headed nails to clinch and rivet on the iron last. The system promises repairs faster, neater, and stronger, with less damage to insoles, earning adoption by leading boot and shoe dealers.
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McKay
George M. Wells
New Fine Table Syrups Introduced by Jasper and Co
A new class of table syrups from Messrs. Jasper and Co. at 36 Eastern Avenue attracts trade and household interest. An examination supports its advantages over common syrups, using refined graped sugar and offering two grades No 1 Very Pale Yellow and No 2 Golden Yellow. State Assayer S Dana Hayes found both free of impurities.
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Messrs. G. . Jasper & Co
Eastern Avenue
S. Dana Hayes
Messrs. Jasper & Co
Ex Gov Gaston and Whitney Form Law Partnership
Ex Gov Gaston and C L B Whitney have formed a copartnership as attorneys and counsellors at law and will move October 1 to offices 11 and 12 Sears Building. B P Shillaker returns from Piscataqua to Chelsea and his literary workshop. Luther L Holden of the Boston Journal returns to the city after a European summer.
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Gaston
C. L. B. Whitney
Sears
P. Shillaker
Piscatagua
Chelsea
Luther L. Holden, Esq
The
Boston Journal
Europe
Boston Firms Fail in Payable Liabilities
Business Troubles, Page and Brown of 111 Clinton street Boston fail with liabilities reported around 71 000 dollars and assets near 87 000 dollars. Creditors meet to review the firm affairs as A W Seaver O H Lawrence and Warren T Bush take charge to investigate.
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Page & Brown
Clinton Street
Boston
D. T. Moore & Sons
Parading South Framingham First Brigade Camp Opens
The First Brigade M V Y M sets up at South Framingham state grounds for a five day tour of duty. Brigadier details include Maj. Wellington as field officer, guard mounts, and regiment line arrangement with Sixth on right and Second left. Weather is cold and drizzly as camps form and discipline begins.
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M. VY. M
South Framingham
Henry F. Nourse
Saxonville
Boston
Austin C. Wellington
Clark
Sicia
Fire and civic news from Boston report
Alderman Pope remains unchanged after noon. Edward A White likely to be Fire Commissioner. Quincy Statue pedestal fits. statue unboxed but bolts mismatch causing halt. Police Station Six bids opened with Rumery Maxwell lowest at 9 3 4 hundred dollars and awarded.
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Pope
Edward A. White
Quincy
Police Station Six
Boston
Donahue Brothers
Keening & Fellows
James Devine
Rumery & Maxwell
Sampson, Clark & Co
Woodbury & Leighton
John Cavanach & Son
Augustus Lothrop
Complimentary Excursion on Stamford for E W Davidson and M M Whelan
Boston Bay Steamboat Co presents a Monday excursion from Fosterc's wharf 366 Atlantic avenue at 10 50 A M aboard the Stamford for Fort Warren Long Island and Lovell's Grove with sports dancing and a grand entertainment by Hermon Williams Sullivan La Rose O Connor and Lodge Tickets priced at fifty cents for the full event
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Boston Bay Steamboat Company
E. W. Davidson
M. M. Whelan
Stamford
Long Island
Lovell’s Grove
Hermon
Messrs. Williams and Sullivan
Harry la Rose
J. H. O’connor
F. W. Lodge
Boston Theatre and Park Theatre Entice Large Audiences
The period brings lively notices of Spark and Byron comedic pieces at PROSTON Museums, Gilbert's Palace of Truth at Park Theatre, and Dan'l Druce at the Gaiety with praise for Mr Bangs and Miss Maye. Boylston Museum showcases Captain Swan's crocodile feats. Pinafore Allotmissed due to weather at Oakland Garden with four opportunities left.
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Proston Museums
Byron
Warren
Charles
Annie Clarke
Mr. Barron
Miss Davenport
Park Theatre
Gilbert
Park Theatre Company
Gaiety Theatre
Dan’l Druce
Gaiety
Boston
Arkansas Traveller
Lynn Aldermen Consult City Hall Funding and Union Hall
Regular Lynn board meeting approves $300 survey order and defines Union street line. Sweetzer re elected to City Hall and City Debt sinking funds. Woman’s Christian Temperance Union dedicates new hall with prayers and remarks. Notes report 115 registered women voters and a school committee vacancy. Police Court records four drunks and two simple assaults.
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City Debt Sinking Fund
D. H. Sweetzer
Lynn
W. A. Spaulding
Public separation stirs Stoughton church pastor case
Rumors swirl around Rev. H. B. Smith and wife as they face a public separation before Justice Marden. The Universalist pastor’s status prompts local scrutiny amid widespread talk and uncertainty. A Stoughton teachers institute is set for September 18–19, 1879 with a preliminary lecture by the Board of Education secretary. A Brockton cottage on Quincy street burns, destroying a barn and seven tons of hay. loss about 2000 dollars, insured for 750 by Hingham Fire Insurance Company. Origin of the fire remains unknown.
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Justice Marden
H. B. Smith
Stoughton
Quincy Street
Lippincott and Atlantic October issues reviewed
The October Lippincott's Magazine opens with Margeret Bertha Wright's Rambles of Three chronicling American artists in Italy with bright illustrations. It includes Felix Oswald Summerland Sketches and Chamois Shooting with the Emperor of Austria, plus features on Sunday in England and American landscape gardening. The issue also contains fiction, poetry, and a prominent Monthly Gossip section. The Atlantic Monthly October follows with Irene The Missionary, Venus of Milo, Meyerbeer, Windsor, Life at a Little Court, Burns and Scotch Song, Gallatin, and McVicker House, plus poems by Aldrich Bates Winslow Collier and others.
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Lippincott
Margeret Bertha Wright
Italy
Felix L. Oswald
Summerland
Western
Sierras
W. A. Baillie Grohman
Austria
Austrian Alps
Ww. D. R
England
Harriet Acland
William L. Stone
Edward C. Bruce
H. M. Kennedy
Germany
Ellen W. Olmey
E. B. Duffy
South Jersey
Howard Glyndon
Monthly
Lippincott’s
Atlantic Monthly
Irene
William F. Apthorp
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Windsor
Richard Grant White
Sidney Hyde
Celeste M. A. Winslow
Katharine Lee Bates
Book Review of Heard on Criminal Pleading
A Boston 1879 critique by Franklin Fiske Heard praises the work as essential reading for criminal pleaders. It highlights two standout chapters Indictments on Statutes and Pleading of Exceptions and Provises in Statutes. The reviewer commends its exact lucid writing and anticipates future volumes in the Student Series.
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Messrs. Little, Brown & Co
Notable Deaths Aboard Across Several States
The report lists multiple deaths including Theo Valerio the French painter and engraver, ex judge Farnham of Elizabeth New Jersey aged 77, English writer Bernhard Cotta at 71, Capt A Gorham the steamboat captain in Newburg New York, artist E B D Julio of New Orleans, Maj Simpson of Lawrence learning of his father’s death in Stanstead Canada, and Col James Flanders of Henniker New Hampshire a War of 1812 veteran found dead in his yard aged over 80.
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Farnham
Elizabeth
N. J
Bernhard Cotta
Capt
A. Gorham
Newburg
N. Y
Kingston
Georgia
E. B. D. Julio
New Orleans
Maj. Simpson
Lawrence
Stanstead
Canada
James Flanders
Henniker
N. H
Trial adjourned in Bridgeport murder case for defense study
In Bridgeport Connecticut the coroner's inquest testimony continues as Charles Craw reads Bucholtz's statements. The accused, 24, arrived four months ago and is linked to $250 allegedly brought to Norwalk, with $200 deposited with Herschel. Witnesses describe handling the body, defense seeks adjournment for article review, court grants. The defense expects to finish Wednesday with arguments Thursday.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Charles T. Craw
Foolscape
Bucholtz
Schultz
Norwalk
Herschel
Craw
Pardee
Gen. Smith
Frank Mayhew
Simon Reynolds
Southern Convocation of Massachusetts Episcopal Churches Held in Plymouth
The Southern convocation met at Christ Church Plymouth on Sept 16 with Holy Communion and a sermon by Julius H. Ward. Clergy from Brockton Taunton Boston and surrounding towns attended. Mission work was discussed and committee on missions expanded. Afternoon essays on Parochial Visiting and Sabbath observance preceded addresses on Foreign Domestic and Diocesan Missions.
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Plymouth
Mass
Episcopal Churches
Diocese of Massachusetts
Christ Church
Julius H. Ward
Boston
Joseph Jenks
Brockton
S. Spear
Taunton
John Wright
John Wright of Sout Boston, 8. U. Shearman of Jamaica Plain, L. K. Starrs
Brookline
George
B. B. Killekelly
Trinity Church
Geo. A. Bennett
Messrs. Bennett
Jenks
Utes at White River Agency threaten white settlers force
Dispatches from OMAHA and CHEYENNE report continued Ute unrest at White River Agency Colorado. Meeker claims Indian chiefs refuse farming while firing on workers. General Crook sends Third Cavalry to Fort McKinney replacing Fifth Cavalry as reports of burning buildings and raids surface. Troops ordered to the agency amid fears of broader attack.
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Omaha
White River Agency
Agent Meeker
Fort Rawlins
Crook
Third Cavalry
Fort McKinney
Wyoming
Fifth Cavalry
Nebraska
Cheyenne
W.T
Meeker
White River
Colorado
Gov
Pitkin
Johnson
Sunday Night Newport Line Extends to New York
The Newport Line adds a Sunday night train to New York at $1 starting Sunday September 21. The line already runs a nightly train to New York from the Old Colony Depot.
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New York
Newport
Old Colony
Barber Albert Cauto Moves Shop to Devonshire Street
Albert Cauto relocates his barber shop from Kingston Street to 75 Devonshire Street in Boston. The business is described as well appointed and the owner as an excellent workman.
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Albert Cauto
Kingston Street
United States Hotel
Devonshire Street
Boston
Fever Rises Near Memphis as Yellow Fever Strikes Area
Memphis reports 23 cases split 11 white and 12 colored with several deaths including Joseph Sharp. Fever scenes spread beyond city limits toward Poplar Street Boulevard as hospitals and officials intensify disinfection and quarantine rules while donors contribute funds to aid the Howards.
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Memphis
Fred
Lizzie
Ed. Waikman
John Henrihan
John Clark
White
Joseph Sharp
Richard Sharp
Poplar Street
Ess
Winn
Horn Lake Island
John Kreur
O’reilly
Krankie
Mississippi and Tennessee
Paducah
Corporation
The
Howards
J. W. Preston
Citizens’ Committee
Chicago
Regatta at Norwich Sees Lee Triumph Over Ross
In Norwich Conn a regatta featured three races including working boats and single sculls. George Lee edged Wallace Ross in the professional single sculls by two seconds. Amateur single scull won by Gaizel before a protest led to his disqualification and Murphy received the prize.
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Norwich
Conn
J. O’connell
J. J. Murphy
Charles Ferguson
G. H. Gove
William Whaley
Gaizel
New York
Tim Murphy
Tourshea
Cambridge
O’brien
Boston
Brown
Murphy
E. C. Cook
Yale
Cigar Makers Strike in Richmond Demand Full Union Wages
Cigar workers in Richmond Virginia struck for full union wages last week and won at most plants. New workers arrived from Baltimore and faced striker opposition at the depot but proceeded to work. Police were summoned to guard against violence as demonstrations continued with sympathizers parading the streets. In Louisville cabinet makers demand 15 percent rise and factory owners say they will grant it only if universal.
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Richmond
Baltimore
Louisville
National Trotting Meet Opens At Prospect Park Fair Grounds
The National Association of Trotting Horse Breeders opened at Prospect Park fair grounds. Winners included Carl S Burrs Messenger gelding Duroc Mineola in 3.00 1 4. and Magnet by Magnolia Mischief in foals of 75 stakes. Coney Island events saw Egypt win the mile dash in 1.45 and Vol turno take the 2 3 4 mile handicap. Dalgesian won the hurdle race with 1.54 and 1 58 3 4 times. Loiterer broke his backbone at the third hurdle.
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New York
National Association of Trotting Horse Breeders
Prospect Park Fair Grounds
Carl S. Burr
Messenger
Duroc Mineola
Magnet
Magnolia
Mischief
A. H. Gilbert
Birmingham
Conn
Chestnut Hill
Mambrino
Coney Island
Egypt
Volturno
Gabriel
Dalgesian
Loiterer
Fires Destroy Multiple Properties Across States
Milwaukee report says Rindskop’s distillery and sheds burned with a 30000 loss, insured 16000, affecting New Hampshire Fire Insurance and Roger Williams of Rhode Island. Other notices chronicle William Featherstone’s house and barn near Bridgeport burned for 1700, Hastings Nebraska notes a major city block fire with 100000 loss, and Delevan Deaf and Dumb Institute in Wisconsin destroyed with 10000 loss though pupils and baggage escaped.
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Milwaukee
Rindskop
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company
Roger Williams
Rhode Island
William Featherstone
Bridgeport
Conn
Hastings
Neb
Milwauker
Wis
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Delevan
Coal Companies Face Settlement Talks Across Rail Lines
President Gowen of Reading Company said no meeting occurred in New York yesterday and none was expected. He noted Mr. Packer of Lehigh Valley Coal Company would meet Judge Lathrop in New York to clarify Lehigh Valley interests and to enable prompt coordination with other presidents to resolve conflicting views.
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Philadelphia
Gowen
Reading Company
New York
Packer
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Lathrop
Lehigh Valley
Board of Trade Urges Closure for Grant Arrival
San Francisco circular asks merchants to close shops and decorate on Gen Grant’s arrival, urging proper observance of the event. The notice emphasizes coordinated public display and respect for the occasion.
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San Francisco
Board of Trade
Grant
Merchants and Officials Plan City Reception Committee
Merchants and employees join a reception and demonstration as the board asks the Mayor to place directors on the reception committee. Decoration work starts, with Kearney and later streets festooned with flags as preparations proceed.
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Kearney
Maine Court Opens Quiet Term At Alfred
The Supreme Judicial Court under Judge Barrows opened in Alfred Maine with 489 cases on the docket and about twenty set for trial. In Brunswick a drowning occurred when a rope failed at a lighter causing Nathaniel Gould to drown after his companions escaped. In Dover Rev Steadman faced trial for imposture and seduction. he confessed lies but claimed to tell the truth later. The jury found Steadman guilty and he was ordered to Bangor jail.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Barrows
Alfred
Augusta
Nathaniel Gould
Geo. Richardson
William Welch
Brunswick
Richardson
Welch
Gould
Steadman
Dover
Sfallows
Georgia E. Campbell
Rachel M. Smith
Rachel
Bangor
Notable 1812 soldier found dead in Henniker yard
Col James Flanders aged over 80, a veteran of 1812, was found dead in his yard Sunday night while milking a cow. In other news, Mrs Mary Young Rumney, 62, died from locomotive injuries at Spalding's Crossing after attempting to cross the track last Friday. The NH Congregational Churches annual conference opened in Lebanon with S C Bartlett presiding, and about 200 clergymen expected. Salmon Falls Manufacturing Company held its annual meeting electing directors Amos A Lawrence et al. United States Senator H W Blair visited Rye Beach and Straw's Point. New England temperance meetings begin at Fabyan's September 15 with a large crowd anticipated amid chatter about Fabyan House waiters including scholars from Dartmouth and Mt Holyoke.
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Fair Grounds
Dartmouth College
Salmon Falls Manufacturing Company
Salmon Falls
N.H
Amos A. Lawrence
John A. Burnham
Charles A. Cotting
True M. Ball
William G. Meads
Edward S. Browne
Orange S. Brown
Howard Stockton
H. W. Blair
United States
E. B. Phillbrick
Rye Beach
United States Life Saving Station
Straw’s Point
New England Union Temperance
Fabyan’s
Prisoners flee to Canada after jail break in Vermont
Three escapees from St Johns bury jail Sunday night stole a team from Emery Bemis Monday night and changed their horse at Derby Centre Tuesday morning before heading to Canada. In Warren Edgar Vandason, age 19, pleaded guilty to burglary against S D Allen's store, receiving an 18 month term in Rutland House of Correction. J E Harris admitted to the bar in Montpelier. The Washington County Court September term opened in Montpelier with Chief Judge Redfield and associate judges Aiford and Coburn. The docket lists 806 cases, many indictments expected from a Grand Jury, including Royal Carr murder of a half-breed Indian and J W Houghton alias Glycerine Jack for passing counterfeit money.
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Emery Bemis
Derby Centre
Canada
Washington County Court
Edgar Vandason
Warren
S. D. Allen
House of Correction
Rutland
J. E. Harris
Montpelier
Washington County
Timothy P. Redfield
Philander Aiford
James A. Coburn
Royal Carr
Will T. Murcormack
Worcester
Chester Carr
J. W. Houghton
Glycerine Jack
Delirious Tea Drinkers and a Gloucester Dock Tragedy
A Palmer woman drinks strong tea and snuffs heavily, often delirious with symptoms like delirium tremens though she does not use liquor. The body of William Moxley, 30, from Boone Bay Newfoundland, was found at Babson's dock in Gloucester after reportedly falling off a vessel while intoxicated. A. P. Russell, milkman, fined $50 for adulterated milk in Lawrence. appealed and held in $500. Stoughton sees public separation of Rev H B Smith and wife. Fall River assessed at $38,173,510 including bank stock. tax rate up to 18 per thousand. Deputy Sheriff Raymond arrests Mrs Edward Stickney of Chicago for larceny of a $100 silver pitcher. arraigned in Haverhill Police Court and ordered to post $300 for Grand Jury appearance.
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William Moxley
Babson
Gloucester
Restless
Boone Bay
Newfoundland
A. P. Russell
Lawrence
Stoughton
Marden
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Universalist Church
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F. O. Raymond
Haverhill
Edward 8. Stickney
Chicago
Edward Stickney
Andrew W. Hammond
Andrew F. Hammond
Connecticut Trial Proceedings And Meriden Industry Report
In Bridgeport the Bucholtz murder trial continued its case on Tuesday. In Meriden manufactories operate day and night with extensive building. Alfred Hubbard of Westbrook died of heart disease while fox hunting. one hound guarded his body as another returned home.
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Bridgeport
Meriden
Alfred Hubbard
Westbrook
Resignation and corruption probe hit Georgia state officials
Treasurer Renfro sent his resignation to the House with a $6,000 repayment offer for interest on state funds. A resolution to accept the resignation was debated all day with impeachment possible. Reports say the Agriculture Commissioner may resign, while Colquitt, the Secretary of State and the School Commissioner face investigations. Banks refuse loans as $400,000 in state deposits are withdrawn, stirring broad unease.
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Russia seeks a new Peter the Great says Paris observer
Paris is convinced Russia desires a new autocrat to lead reform. The Czar, Alexander II, grips power with a sacred, distant throne as he faces Nihilist threats and palace isolation. An eyewitness details the court, the winter palace, and a protective coat of mail said to deflect bullets.
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Colorado Colorado Railroad suit to curb Pueblo Arkansas Valley lease
Denver announces a renewed Colorado Railroad litigation to be filed before Justice Bowen against the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe to stop leasing and operating the Pueblo and Arkansas Valley Railroad in defiance of a legislative statute. Chicago reports the Southwestern pool meeting with Missouri Pacific dropping a Chicago business claim and a three person committee to set percentages if no agreement is reached.
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Maine Election Report Frames Republican Defeat and Disarray
A Boston Post letter condemns Maine’s election as barren and disorganized for Republicans. It notes Portland’s votes decided the county and saved the Senate, while predicting a 2000 to 3000 vote deficit for the Governor. The piece calls for renewed constitutional liberty as the Democratic banner.
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Ghosts of Wild Animals Customs Across Savage Nations
From the New York Star a survey of eerie hunter rituals. British India bearers singe whiskers to calm ghosts. Russian wolf kills feature head and paw removal. Lapps lament bears and blame Russians. Canadian camps find bear skulls while Siberian tribes take two largest teeth to prevent resurrection.
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Western Races Chicago Results and Collision Incident
William H. won the first race with times of 2.380 and 2.311-2. Monroe Chief won the second with multiple times listed. In the last race first heat three sulkies wrecked in a collision but no injuries to horses or drivers.
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L. F. Pingree
Braman
Souther
Sin Wa
Haymarket Square
B. & M. Depot
Ae Holbrook & Fox
Post Office Square
West Boston Savings Bank
Bromley Park
Metropolitan Horse Railroad
Providence Railroad
Heath Street
Albany Avenue
Dudley Street
Metropolitan
Highland Horse
West Boston
Providence Street
Shawmut Avenue
Windsor Street
Pemberton Square
Ttp
Harnes
the Mart
Art
Naa
Kimball Bros
Sudbury Street
Boston Refrigerator Co
Albany Street
Seswsmim
Ghosts
New York Star
Ordway Place
Aoe. M. & C. A. Williams
Eepl
Posero
SV Mac
Sicily
Canary
Marsala Winer Woodhouse
H. Tully & CO
Central Wharf
Seloamwfif
John J. Guerin
Front Street
Isburgh & Walher
East Street
Hiorses
Depository
Aoe
Brewster
Brewster & Co
Corcord
C. S. Caffray
Broome Street
Esterbrook’s
Esterbrook Steel Pen Company
Worss
Campen
New Yorks
F. D. Osgood
Temple
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
House of Childs & Lone
Tremont Street
Selsstu
E. T. Milliken & G
Broad ST
Col. Milk
Chambers
Washington
Milk ST
Canada West
Norman
John H. Osgood
Hawley Street
Henry C. Bird
Transcript Ofice
Heal Estate
Samuel Hatch & CO
Congress Street
Hovey & CO
Oliver Street
Green House
J. B. Smith
Buliinen Street
Howard Street
India
Massachusetts Central Railroad
First National Bank of
Francestown
Merchants’ Exchange
Messrs
Hawes & Henshaw
Massachusetts Railroad
Nathan Matthews
United States District Court
District of Massachusetts
First National Bank
George W. Cummings
Office OF the Trustees
Boston Water Power CO
Mile Street
Boston Water Power Company
Hawes & Hensnaw
Dwight Foster
Gilman
Collamore
Geo. F. Richardson
Province of Quebec
BR. LL. Day & CO
State Strat
Boston Stock and Exchange Board
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Continental National Bank
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
Franklin Company
Boston and Lowell Railroad
State of New Hampshire
Worcester and N — Railroad Co
National Bank of Commerce
Commonwealth Insurance Co
Suffolk National Bank
Summit Branch
Charlestown Sc. Savings Bank
Worcester and
Nashua
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Charlestown Gas Co
Home Savings Bank Bck
City of Cincinoe
Albert Howe & CO
Brighton
Othce
Brigh
Warren Avenue
OF the
Columbus Avenue
Tome
Jomme
Comutbuse Avenue
Selits
A. M. Bats
Boston Carriage Depository
Haverhill Street
Boston and Maine
Manufacturers
HK. C. Riddle
C. E. Osgood
Osgood &Greenough
Leonard & Co
Bromfield Street
Sel
A. S. Eaton
Los
Northampton
I Belo
Sullivan Bros. & Libbie
Beacon Street
School Street