Cathedral Unveils New Altar at Holy Cross
At the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Boston a high pontifical mass celebrated the unveiling of a new altar described as a premier example of ecclesiastical architecture. The Gothic structure, 40 feet tall, features white statuary marble panels of Mexican and Californian onyx with mosaics and a tabernacle door cross. Archbishop Williams presided with Fr. O Toole and others assisting. Fr. Boland delivered the sermon using John 12:32 as text. The segmented choir, led by Charles Lewis, performed Riessiger and Bressig works as the attendance reached an unusually large total.
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Father Boland
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
America
Archbishop Williams
L. J. O'Toole
L. M. A. Corcoran
Henry Sullivan
M. ‘A. Carroll
Thomas Moylan
Talbot
J. P. Bodfish
L P. Boland
Franklin Street
Boston
Cardinal Chevrus
DeMatignan
Preparations for Celebrating Germantown Anniversary in Boston
Boston holds an organizing meeting at Turnhall for the October Germantown settlement anniversary. About 100 delegates from German societies elected officers and formed committees for tableaux press music and choruses. Numerous Boston and area lodges and associations will participate in a nationwide celebration to showcase German culture with enthusiasm and unity.
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Germantown
Boston
Turnhall
Boston Turners
Boston and Vicinity
P. Zimmer
Carl Rothenburg
L. Vogel
Julius Herrmann
A. J. Guttermuth
C. Rothenburg
D. Fausel
A. C. Doering
Harmonia
East Welham
Germainia Lodge of Free Masons
Herrmann Lodge of Old Fellows
Order of Harngari
Knights of Pythias
Order of Red Men
Boylston Schuleverein
Schwabenverein
Kufferverein
Navy Yard Updates On Galena Tallapoosa Shenandoah Movements
The Galena is expected at the New York navy yard soon. Tallaposa, under Lieut J F Merry, left for Portsmouth and will not call here for months. Private J H Burns transfers from Newport guard to the marine barracks at this station. Wabash surgeon William D Whiting was taken to Chelsea hospital for treatment. Engineer George W Hall moves from Franklin to Wabash. Franklin J Drake assigned to Boston as steel inspector for new cruisers.
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United States
Galena
New York Navy Yard
Tallaposa
J. F. Merry
Portsmouth Navy Yard
J. H. Burns
U.S. M.C
U. S
Portsmouth
Newport
R. L
Marine Barracks
William D. Whiting
U.S
Wabash
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
U.S. T. White
U. S.N
Navy Yard
Shenandoah
George W . Hall
Franklin
Norfolk
Franklin J. Drake
Boston
Naval Advisory Board
Swift's Comet Observed Shifting Position After Discovery
Harvard College observatory reports Swift's comet discovered Tuesday night with position at 18h 26m right ascension and 73° 8m declination by morning September 14. The faint object shows slow movement and was initially sighted at 18h 41m dec 73° 41m.
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Harvard College Observatory
Swift
Charlestown District News Highlights
The Hon. William T. Van Nostrand and family return from Wakefield to Charlestown. The Rev. J W Riddle, pastor of the First Baptist church, Charlestown district, resigns due to illness. Twenty one arrests occur in the Charlestown district on Sunday, the highest in some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. van Nostrand
Wakefield
Charlestown
J. W. Riddle
First Baptist Church
No succor possible in Greely relief efforts reports
The Navy reports from St Johns say sending a foreign ship this late would invite disaster. The Proteus was mishandled and the crew showed poor discipline. An American, well-equipped sealer is favored, but wintering north of Cape Athol is deemed impossible this year. Melville Bay may be frozen by Oct 1, making relief unlikely.
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Washington
Navy Department
St. Johns
Upernavik
Cape Athol
Melville Bay
Upernayik
Garlington
Littleton Island
Cape Prescott
Lieut. Greeley
Greenland
Cisco
Pandora Harbor
North Star Bay
Saunders
Yantic
Powhatan
Secretary of War
Signal Bureau
Godhaven
Greeley
Lady Franklin Bay
Lieut
Danenhower
Tessuisak
Cape York
Greely
Caziare
Cape Sabine
English
Navy
Yantie
War Department
Notable Attendances and Travels Across Septembers News
A rundown of prominent figures traveling or active in September and October includes Mr. T. C. Singleton assisting at Suffolk National Bank, Mr. Henry Forrestall leaving for Sebago Lake for vacation, and Mr. James Russell Lowell heading to the continent as U.S. minister. Lectures by John L. Stoddard begin in October at Boston Music Hall, while Col. Carroll D. Wright plans a factory labor study in the southern states. The Parthia voyage to New York brings many cabin passengers including Mrs. Lincoln and Mr. G. W. Gay among a long list. Maj. Booth is ill in Manchester by the Sea. Mrs. Agnes Booth is with him. Governor Jarvis of North Carolina and the Jackson widow and daughter visit New Haven with a planned public reception. Mrs. Langtry arrives in Paris to study drama with Regnier, and Mr. Friedrich Gebhard is noted as arriving in Paris.
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T. C. Singleton
Suffolk National Bank
Henry Forrestall
Board of Health
Sebago Lake
London
James Russell Lowell
United States
Great Britain
John L. Stoddard
Boston Music Hall
Seigfred Wolfshon
Max Fischacher
Carroll D. Wright
Bureau of Statistics
England
Junius Brutus Booth
Manchester-by-the-sea
Agnes Booth
Phil
Gov. Jarvis
North Carolina
Stonewall Jackson
New Haven
Bigelow
E. S. Greeley
Paris
M. Regnier
Frederick Gebhard
Milionaire American
Parthia
Liverpool
F. J. Alley
Christopher Bailey
Marian Barry
K. Bastian
E. H W. Bennett
5.C. Bennett
H. J. Bliss
F. S. Bryant
W. P. Buckhurst
Walter Buckhurst
Mina Surkharat
H. A. Butler
C. C. Chadwick
James Clark
Clark
F. Cogh
Bb. Dellheim
Miss Dixon
Chas
F. Dunbar
Dunbar
M. Dunham
Clement K. Fay
J. W. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Hahr
Turner
John Hassett
Lilian Hibbard
M. N. Hobart
John Hopwood
Lizzie Korlington
Robert Hosea
Hosea
Jackson
L. Jones
Wendell KR. King
King
Minnie King
Josef Klein
B.S. Ladd
Ladd
Child
Norse
C. Lascelle
A. Lee
5. A. Leigh
Richard A. Leigh
Jos. B. Lincoln
Lincoln
William Lodge
Lodge
Master Lodge
S. C. Martin
Mellege
E. D. Myers, Jr
A. E. Nortoniss
Susan O
Corean Embassy Heads to New York and Boston
The Corean embassy arrived in Washington from Chicago and will proceed to New York with Assistant Secretary Davis and a naval escort before visiting Boston for a week at the Foreign exhibition. They will later return to Washington, praising the courteous reception.
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New York
Boston
Boston Post
Washington
Chicago
Davis
Arthur
Frelinghuysen
Mystery of Bath Shooting Solved Arrests in Maine Case
A Bath murder case ends with Daniel Wilkinson confessing to shooting Officer Lawrence after burglars were spotted escaping. Wilkinson, 22, with Thomas Elliot at large, fled from Bath toward Portland after a botched break in. Detectives Wiggin and Wood urge witnesses to help locate Elliot as Wilkinson faces Bath court.
Serious Charges Against a Saratoga Minister in Abortion Case
In Saratoga County Rev. Albert N Vedder pastor of West Milton Methodist Episcopal Church was arrested in Minerpal as accessory to abortion in a case involving Anna Walter five years old. Dr James A Patterson of Albany named as accessory. Walter alleged Patterson performed the operation at Vedder's request. she fell seriously ill but survived to file charges. An examination is set for tomorrow.
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Albany
Albert N. Vedder
Methodist Episcopal Church
West Milton
Saratoga County
Minerpal
James A. Patterson
Anna Walter
Silas Waller
Patterson
Tedder
Oate
Andrews
Saratoga
Vedder
Kingston
Hale Affair Spurs New York Tale From New Haven Visit
George A. Hale aged 30 traveled from New York to New Haven posing as a man of different age during a recent visit. The episode unfolds amid questions about his true identity and motives as authorities review his past actions and connections.
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New York
George A. Hale
New Haven
Crowds At Moody Evangelist Service At Old Chicago Church
D L Moody preached at his former Chicago church drawing far more than seated capacity as 3,200 cards were issued for a 2,200 seat, and about 3,500 crowded in causing crushes and injuries to women and children. Today he spoke to Sunday school children and announced a three day convention of Christian workers starting Tuesday.
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Chicago
D. L. Moody
Chicago Avenue
Chare
Tramp Arrested in Runyon Farmhouse Mystery
In Columbia county near Jerseytown a tramp was arrested at Numidia on suspicion of murdering farmer William Runyon and his wife. Bloodstained clothing and evasive statements fuel the case, though locals increasingly favor the theory that Runyon killed himself and his wife after threats were cut in their home.
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Catawissa
William Runyon
Jerseytown
Columbia County
Numidia
Runyon
Pneumonia Outbreak Strikes Delaware Chester York Cattle
Pleuro pneumonia has appeared among cattle in Delaware Chester and York counties. About 350 head affected and a dozen killed. The disease traced to a herd from Baltimore brought to West Chester Chester county.
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Philadelphia
Delaware
Chester
York
Baltimore
West Chester
Chester County
Discharged Man in Bond Theft Case. Dreaded Local Murders
Edward C. Macken, arrested in New York last month on the charge of stealing $16,000 in bonds, was honorably discharged Saturday. The body of Fred Mason, long-time Galena resident, was found mangled near the outskirts under foul play indications. Public printer in Washington releases volume 226 of revised statutes. Yankton judge ousts capitol commission as illegal, fixes costs on them. Watchman Patrick McKenna found dead at Parker Cochrane plant. Mrs. Minnie Cuthbert sues Abraham Rosenson for $5,000 damages over sales of liquor to her husband. Poisoning in Pittsburgh leaves one child dead, others seriously ill. Virginia peanut crop near total failure due to drought. estimated loss $209,000. Judge Mayo commits suicide on steamer Virginia, sleeplessness and illness blamed. Prof. Swift discovers a Draco comet near another recent comet. Warner prize awarded. Northern lights observed. Ottawa despatch notes Canadian firms selling blank invoices to defraud duties. customs urged to scrutinize shipments.
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Edward C. Macken
New York
Fred Mason
Galena
Washington
Eggapplo
Yankton
Dak
Capitol
Pittsburg
Richard Brown
Virginia
Robert Mayo
Senate and Assembly of Virginia
Baltimore
Norfolk
Swift
Warren Observatory
Rochester
N. Y
Draco
Warner
Ottawa
Ont
Boston
Chicago
Dominion
Hendricks Tilden Visit and Massachusetts Political Contests
Dispatches from Ohio downplay Democratic dissensions while noting reform tickets reach strength mainly from Republicans. Hendricks recounts his Greystone visit with Tilden revealing no campaign urgency. Tilden in good health at his country home and wary of a long six year campaign. The New York Democrats split with Tammany Irving alliances, while urging opposition to Gov Butler and praising Henry L Pierce as a reform-leaning alternative in Boston.
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Hendricks
Tilden
the Times
Indianapolis
Mr. Tilden
Greystone
New York City
Connecticut
John Kelly
Hendrick
New York Democrats
World of Today
Tammany Hall
Irving Hall
County Democracy
United Democratic
Buffalo
New York
Gov
Cleveland
Massachusetts
Pierce
Butler
Lewiston
Henry L. Pierce
Lawrence American
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Eagle
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New Haven Palladium
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Price
Washington Post
Dem
Wendell Phillips
Phillips
Exeter Papers
Tom Marsh
Tewksbury
Marsh
Concord People
Boston
Boston Post
New York World
Morrison
McDonald
Blaine
Chicago
Inter-Ocean
The Bay State Contests A Queer Explanation
The Bay State Contest surveys Democratic and Republican motions across New England periodicals. It notes Massachusetts figures pressing for Pierce or Butler, editorials from Lewiston Maine, Haverhill, Worcester and Cambridge papers, with remarks on Peabody, Ames, and Pierce as potential nominees.
European War Clouds and Balkan Tensions Reach New Height
News from Europe reports France seen as critical amid Austro German alliance moves led by Germany. Britain notes possible congress on disarmament as war risks rise. Ireland turmoil grows with Davitt on boycott road. Canton rioting and Banat frontier clashes add to widespread unrest across Europe with floods in Savanto.
Christian Education and The Development of Body and Will
A lecture on Christian education argues that true schooling builds body, appetite, intellect, and will for God and society. It contrasts Christian training with secular cramming, stressing daily virtue, kindness, prayer, and conscience, and defends the mother tongue, physical discipline, and lifelong formation.
Democratic Organ of Plymouth County Abandons Gov Butler
The Plymouth Free Press declares its long allegiance to Gov Butler elected on party lines but concedes local support has become false in recent years. The paper admits past efforts to run a democratic voice through storms of defeat and doubtful times.
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Plymouth County
Gov. Butler
Plymouth Free Press
Fires and losses hit Boston area and beyond
Reports from Boston and vicinity describe fires at No 63 Court Street causing smoke damage and a loss of one, a Milton two story house destroyed with $1,800 loss, a Waltham boarding house burned with nearly $2,000 loss and incendiary origins suspected in several town fires. Additional incidents include a Bay State brewery fire with no damage, East Boston scenes with minor damage, and multiple national notices of fires with significant losses across New England and the Midwest.
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Boston
Court Street
Milton
Richardson
School Street
New Church School
Waltham
Bay State
Second Street
South
Orleans Street
Joseph Guetermien
New Haven
Conn
Andrew
Crescent Street
Merwin
Unico
Toledo
Elmere, O
Magee & Pofenbach
Delphos
Pittsburg Hoop and Barrel Company
Atlanta
Simons & Drummond
St. Louis
Casey
Ill
BaNnGor
Maine
Keene
N. H
Isaac Shorey
Kalamazoo
Mich
Lake County
Beverly
Mass
Hanorah Kitteredge
Stanley Grove
Cepar Rapids
Shover & Dow
Crfteker
Fuller and Wilder Form Cigar and Wine Importers
Jas B Fuller and Chas W Wilder Jr announce a co partnership as importers and dealers in cigars wines at 18 Milk Street. The house traces to Conant and Fuller and J B Fuller Co after Conant’s death. Wilder joins the tobacco department and takes an interest in wines and liquors. the firm promises enterprise and fair dealing and fresh cigars kept as factory new.
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Messrs
Jas. B. Fuller
Chas. W. Wilder, Jr
No. 18
Milk Street
Messrs. Conant and Fuller
Montreal Exchange Bank Suspends Payments and Liquidates
The Montreal exchange bank directors voted to suspend payment and place the bank in liquidation due to over discounting and funds tied up by inactive estates. Liabilities total 200000 deposits and 430000 circulation, with 500000 capital and a 400000 surplus previously. Four of five directors hold most stock, and fears of further trouble rise as weak firms may be carried.
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Montreal
Exchange Bank
Alta California Bought by Ex Lieutenant Governor Johnson
San Francisco paper changes hands to advocate democracy and backs Judge Field for president. Imperfect digestion ad shows the era's medical quackery.
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San Francisco
Cal
Alta California
Johnson
Judge Field
Exposition of Hindu Teachings by Pratap Chander Mozoomdar
At Central church Sunday evening Pratap Chander Mozoomdar spoke on Hinduism to a fair audience introduced by Rev. Joseph Cook. Mozoomdar described Hindu origins, its evolution from nature worship to one spirit, and welcomed all scriptures while critiquing Christian rivalries and proselytism. He urged that Christ be respected as God’s revelation in humanity, though Christianity as a creed was not adopted. He called for a future united faith embracing all humanity.
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Central Church
Pratap Chander Mozoomdar
Joseph Cook
Asia
Jesus
India
God
Serious Burning Accident and Other Local News
A kerosene lamp explosion seriously burned Mrs Charles Miller at 149 London street East Boston. A stranger lodging with Joseph Cutting reports a $50 loss. Michael Nee age 50 was struck by a train and seriously injured near the Boston depot and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. John Redman is arrested for larceny of $150 from the schooner Charity at Week’s Wharf. A ketchup bottle burst injuring George Clark’s left hand. he was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. In Mary Pohl death, Judge Dwyer rules drowning as the cause and likely self harm near Great Head Bridge Winthrop. Victor Larche of 31 Albany street injured after four men robbed him of $20 near Albany street at 2:30 AM Sunday. Officers raided Chinese establishment 138 Harrison avenue. Abbee and 24 others arrested for gambling or presence at game. T. S. Newell, insane milk contractor, found wandering on Roxbury street. Patrolman Daley’s revolver discharged while he cleaned it, injuring his left hand. Joseph Mahoney, 14, fell in Haymarket square fracturing his right arm. Patrick Conlon, 28, was cut with a razor in Foster street East Boston, treated at station and home. John Stiles arrested for larceny of clothing worth $16 from John Splane of Atlantic avenue.
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Mary Pohl
Charles Miller
London Street
Boston
Joseph Cutting
Oliver Street
Michael Nee
Boston and Albany
Massachusetts General Hospital
John Redman
Charity
Great Head
Winthrop
Dwyer
East Boston
Victor Larche
Albany Street
City Hospital
McCausland and Weldon
Division 4
Sergt. Houghton
Harrison Avenue
Abbee
T. S. Newell
Chalestown
Roxbury Street
Highand
Michael P. Daley
Fourth Division
Kirkland Street
Joseph Mahoney
Thatcher Street
Haymarket Square
Patrick Conlon
Aaron’s Alley
Bor- Cer Street
Foster Street
John Stiles
Jonh Splane
Atlantic Avenue
Wakefield parade and boxing show headline events
Wakefield schedules its annual parade under Captain Roger Howard on Friday October 5. John L. Sullivan to appear at a Salem boxing exhibition Friday evening under the Boston Athletic Club. George Brougham of Cambridgeport dies from possible billboard paste poison. Lawrence Murphy dies after shellac explosion injuries in Lynn. Milton town weighs water works with Hougton and Ponkapeg ponds as potential sources. Joseph A. Halliday of Western Avenue tries suicide by razor after caring for two insane sisters.
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Roger Howard
John Ll. Sullivan
Salem
Boston Athletic Club
George Brougham
Harvard Street
Cambridgeport
Lawrence Murphy
Lynn
Milton
Houghton’s
Ponkapeg
Joseph A. Halliday
Western Avenue
Eens
Games of the Week Preview in Local League Race
Interest remains high as teams battle for position in the penultimate week of the season. The home club leads rarely, while Detroits, Buffalo, Providence, Chicago and Cleveland face key matchups across New York Boston Philadelphia and Providence venues.
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Detroits
Buffalo
Providence
Chicagos
Clevelands
New Yorks
New York
Bostons
Boston
Buffalos
Philadelphias
Philadelphia
Providences
Fall Meeting at Narragansett Park features King of the Turf win
Providence report covers fast trots and pacing through September 15 with Kitty Patchen winning the unfinished 2 33 class, Billy S. taking the pacing event in three heats, and Jay-Eye-See missing record by seconds as crowds celebrate. Covington and Hartford notes recount races at Latonia and Charter Oak Park plus Mystic Park races previewing the week’s grands circuit action.
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Providence
Kitty Patchen
Billy S
H. B. Winship
Jay-Eye-See
Bither
Case
Macing
Covington
Covixecron
Latenia Jockey Club
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Alice
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Long Knight
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Japonica
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William Rockafeller
Charter Oak Park
J. P. Gilbert
Independence
Cleora
Mystic Park
Phaleas
Overman
Majolica
Wilson
Phyllis Clemmies
Kittie Patchen
Amelia C
Beacon Park
Balch
Park
Rifle Shooting and Bicycle Club News at Walnut Hill
At Walnut Hill on Saturday attendance was small and shooting average. Weather favorable with good light and little wind. Best scores listed for Creedmoor Practice Match A and B, Decimal Target C, and 200 yard match. Also notes on Boston Ramblers and Shawmut club events, Arlington vs Lawrence cricket, and six days walking race in Baltimore ending without prize.
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HH. M. Cartels
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R. Runnell
J. Dana
S. Niles
A. Law
R. Foster
A. P. Roston
D. Kirkwood
Boston
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Boston Club
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Louis ‘J. Frye
W. W. Stall
Charles River
Hanlan
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Shawmut Club
South Bay
Arlington
Lawrence
Arlingtons
Vie
Baltimore
Hart
Panchot
Elson
Middlesex Club Hosts Gov Jarvis and Notables
The Middlesex club dined at Youngs on Saturday with Gov Jarvis and guests including Dr Dabney state chemist of North Carolina Pratab Chunder Mazoomdar of Calcutta Speaker Marden ex Gov Boutwell Col J A Harwood Dr Putnam of Concord and John M Little and F W Griffin from the institute fair. Speeches by Mazoomdar Little Boutwell Tafts of London E P Brown Moody Boynton and others followed. Gov Jarvis left to catch a train to New Haven after the dinner. In Boston the club held its second seasonal meeting at Parkers with Maj John L Stevenson and Capt A A Folsom present and F F Josselyn first time secretary. The after dinner entertainment featured personal views on the upcoming campaign. The Massachusetts club gathered at Youngs for home political talk with Col Robert G Ingersoll as guest. The Massachusetts Reform club met at Parkers and the Agricultural club also convened. Hon Marshall P Wilder will celebrate his 832nd birthday next Saturday.
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Young’s
Gov
Dabney
North Carolina
Pratab Chunder Mazoomdar
Calcutta
Marden
Boutwell
J. A. Harwood
Putnam
Concord
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F. W
London
E. P. Brown
E. Moody Boynton
Boston
Boston Club
Parker’s
Maj
John L. Stevenson
A. A. Folsom
F. F. Josselyn
Photograph of Goat Gift to Conductor Freeman
The Biddeford Journal reports Conductor Freeman of the Old Colony railroad was recently presented with a goat. The incident was unearthed by the Boston Post which had previously scoffed at our newspaper for noting the death of a valuable horse from colic.
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Biddeford Journal
Freeman
Old Colony Railroad
Boston Post
Hidalgo Cigar Hailed as Best Five Cent Choice
Advert reads Hidalgo as top five cent cigar while Sweet Bouquet Cigarettes are praised as superior. Fairbanks's Rock Cordial is endorsed for colds, urging readers to ask dealers for these products.
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Hidalgo
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