Metropolitan Railroad Opens Twenty Third Anniversary
Wednesday marked the twenty third anniversary opening of the Metropolitan Railroad with Super intendent Starkweather as conductor of the first car. The Boston Co operative Store declares a 4 percent dividend for the quarter ended August 31 after expenses and reserve requirements. The School of Art Needlework joins the Boston Society of Decorative Art and will reopen in October at 8 Park Square under Mrs Amelia Smith from London. Sir William Young Chief Justice of Nova Scotia sat with Judge Endicott on the bench and dined with the judges. he is eighty and has held the post twenty years.
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Perkins Institution For the Blind
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Annie G. Brown
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Frank A. Stevens
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George W. Cummings
Boston Beats Cleveland in Slow South End Ball Game
The Boston team won despite Cleveland outbats and outfields. Boston capitalized on timely hits with four runs in the fourth inning while McCormick struggled to contain the visitors. Snyder hit a homer and Burdock delivered a double and a single. Phillips had three singles for Cleveland as Foley pitched well in relief.
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Disappearance of James Redpath Baffles Authorities
James Redpath founder of Redpath Lyceum Bureau vanished September 4 from New York City after sending his office-boy to Brooklyn. He planned fourteen lecture courses and led Redpath's Pleiades project. Descriptions: 5 feet 1 2 inches, 126 to 130 pounds, navy suit, gray hair, brown eyes. A search by his son begins in New York with tips urged to D C Redpath Roxbury.
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Grand gaslight opening of Jordan Marsh & Co store draws vast crowds
The new department store on Washington street opened with great fanfare drawing crowds from all social classes. Doors opened at 8 but mobs forced closure for 35 minutes. carpets and diverse departments drew special praise as gaslight illuminated dazzling displays.
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Washington Street
Noisy Railroad Signals Prompt Crossing Safety Reforms
The New York and New England Railroad faces pressure from Railroad Commissioners over signals at grade crossings. They urge discontinuing whistle use within Boston and compact villages except as a danger signal, replacing with electric signals. The board seeks lower highway moods at Dudley Street to allow a bridge crossing.
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Larceny Arrests Involving Pipe and Shawls At Cambridge Street
Thomas Carberry was arrested by Officer O Neil for larceny of a $25 meerschaum pipe and $3 in vests from Joseph H Gordon in room No 2 on Cambridge street avenue. the pipe was recovered. Edward Williams was arrested on a smuggling warrant for two shawls valued at $100 brought from Calcutta on the ship Eclipse. he had earlier faced larceny charges, was acquitted, and a smuggling warrant was issued.
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Boston Docket Docketed Civil Actions and Damages
No. 1 765 Edward Kelley vs John M Johnson alleges negligence in transporting a ten ton steam engine that crushed the plaintiff’s foot at the depot causing amputation. verdict for plaintiff 3000. No. 2 249 Joshua C Grafton vs City of Boston seeks 10000 for injuries from a Chelsea sidewalk ice defect. Several case listings follow for Thursday including Beattie vs Bullock Blodgett vs Fisher and others.
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John M. Johnson
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H. E. Bolles
Joshua C. Grafton
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R. M. Morse, Jr
Alfred Hemenway
Eben Hutchinson
Beattie
Bullock
Blodgett Va. Fisher
Sheate
Liverpool, London & Globe Insurance Co
Wardell
Boyden
Smith
Boston and
Batchelor's Hair Dye Promoted as Harmless and Superior
Hair dye pioneer William A. Batchelor touts Batchelor's Hair Dye as a safe, natural color solution. He notes the product has a 25 year lineage, many medals since 1839, and over half a million customers served, with endorsements from chemists worldwide.
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William A. Batchelor
Batchelor
Fire razes three story tenement at 127 Gold Street South Boston
The seven to nine occupant families on all floors were trapped as flames climbed from the ground stairs to the roof. Mrs Gillispie and Mr Pfeifer died or were severely injured, while Mr Holdried and Mrs Morath escaped with severe burns. The fire, likely incendiary, destroyed the building with about $2,000 loss.
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Fires Break Out In Dorchester And East Boston
A series of fires reported in Dorchester and East Boston caused significant damage. In Dorchester a two story wooden house on Sawyer avenue near Pleasant street burned after a furnace-induced start in the basement, owned by Geo. B. Sawyer and occupied by George W. Caston. property loss around 2500 with furniture losses near 600, all insured. East Boston saw a blaze at Bennett and Prout Brothers planing mill 137 Sorder street causing about 800 in losses, and a blacksmith shop at 187 Sumner street damaged about 100. A tar kettle mishap at Simpson’s dock 273 Marginal street led to light damage.
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Boston Theatre and rival houses showcase week of laughs
The Boston theatres present a lively week with Warren as Charles in Byron’s new comedy and Sullivan’s The Spark, plus Two Orphans with new scenery. Dudley Street Opera House features A Kiss in the Dark and Jujubes, followed by a postponed Flutters. Boston Theatre reports standing room only for Kit the Arkansas Traveler, Park Theatre previews The Palace of Truth, Gaiety Theatre runs Danl Druce, Boylston Museum and Howard Athenium draw crowds, and Oakland Garden hosts Hicks’ benefit with Pinafore AfloatTonight.
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Bonnie Fish Wife
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Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Across Boston Area
In Dorchester and East Boston the Bennington Street Broad way Savings Bank deed transfers involve 1,360 96 100 feet of land with Andrew Hegner's wife not listed. Chelsea sees Alonzo V. Linde transferring Cottage Street land to Nathan French and Second Street land to Julia W wife of Sidney D Tucker with buildings valued at $4,000. In Boston Shawmut Avenue Mary Cunningham transfers to William Minot as trustee of Hannah F Lee estate including buildings and 1,273 13 feet land valued at $6,000.
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K Street
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Alford B. Wilton
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Pemberton Square
Deaths and Obituaries from Salem and London
William Mansfield longtime City Messenger of Salem dies aged 83 after forty years of uninterrupted service. London despatch notes Right Rev Chas Baring former Bishop of Durham and earlier Glouces ter and Bristol bishop. Also listed are Sydney Smith Bell Rev C J O Carter Aurt Esther Walker Capt Nathan F Larrabee among other obituaries with brief biographical details.
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Bristol
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Philadelphia
Esther” Walker
Belchertown
Mass
Nathan F. Larrabee
Windham
Conn
Ledyard
Grinnell, Minturn & Co
Destruction of Marriage Described in Commonwealth Libel
THURSTON P. DAY of Boston petitions the Supreme Judicial Court for a divorce from Hannah B. Day alleging they were married in Maine on June 30 1871 and lived in Massachusetts from 1872 to 1876. He claims Hannah B Day deserted him around June 10 1876 and has remained absent for over three years. Day seeks a decree of divorce and proper orders as the court sees fit. Attorney for Libellant is Samuel L Powers.
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