Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Sep 19, 1883, p. 1

York county supreme court opens for September term at Alfred

The York county supreme court term opens Tuesday in Alfred. Saco and Biddeford shoe factories report thriving business and labor is in short supply. Deputy Gribben and Sterling say they supplied clues leading to Wilkerson’s arrest by Boston detectives. Daniel Wilkinson, brought to Bath from Banor, pleads guilty to murder of Policeman William Lawrence and is sent to Augusta jail for December term. The hay crop in Kittery Eliot and York is the largest on record, with surplus boosting farmer revenue. E C Speers ships large quantities of pressed hay to Boston.

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York County Supreme Court Alfred Saco Biddeford Perker Means Washington Gribben Sterling Portland Wilkerson Bath Boston Daniel Wilkinson Banor

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New Hampshire Notes: Baptists Meet and Anniversary Celebration

The Salsbury Baptist association will meet at Warner to plan the fiftieth anniversary of the town church. Mrs. M Vigneau of Keene died when thrown from a carriage on Tuesday, injuring the children. The Lake Sunapee G A R encampment opens at Blodgett's Landing for three days, Camp E E Sturtevant. Daniel McCarthy of Manchester, a gravel-train laborer, was killed by the White Mountain express at Reed's Ferry on Tuesday. he was about 20, single, and bewildered before the train.

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Prisoners and deaths reported in Essex county jail and area

The Essex county jail at Lawrence houses 180 prisoners. Mary E. Tinkham of Lakeville died by hanging, reputedly mentally ill for ten years. John O Neill of Pittsfield lost both legs under a freight train in Springfield while attempting to crawl beneath it. A massive sea turtle was captured off Nova Scotia and landed at Gloucester. Hiram W Chase of Worcester, visiting Millbury, left his bed in a shirt with letters suggesting suicide. believed insane after wife’s death. Edward N Abell, a Connecticut River railroad brakeman, had a leg severed by a car in Springfield and was hospitalized in Northampton. A well-dressed, decomposed body was found near Eastern Avenue in Springfield, unidentified for two months or more.

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Essex County House of Correction Lawrence Mary E. Tinkham Leonard Washburn Lakeville John O'Neill Pittsfield Springfield Tucna I. H. Higgins Nova Scotia Gloucester Hiram W Chase Worcester Millbury Edward N. Abell Connecticut River Era Northampton Eastern Avenue

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Notable 19th Century Figures and Events Highlight Local News

The St Leger win by Ossian nets the duke of Hamilton 150000 dollars. Bates donates 500 to North Brookfield library. A Dickens statue bid emerges in London. Coleridge to view Niagara Falls but avoid swimming. Thurlow Weed's cigar legacy estimated at 50000. Spencer courted for Mayo parliament honors. Adams House registers H N P Hubbard family. Davis tells Welldon he leaves politics for home life. F W Carrol Bangor appointed east Portland district AmEx superintendent. Anna Dickinson’s sister Susan E. active in journalism. Mayo family tragedy on a Bay Line steamer. New weekly Talk announced for Portland with Fay and Sawyer. Luther L Holden begins 16000 mile Northwest tour for Raymond tours. Harvard’s Thomas Dwight marries Mary Iasigi. ceremony in Lynn. Archbishop Williams presides. guests include Monsignor Capel and Sir Hugh Playfair. Reception at Ocean Street home follows.

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Duke of Hamilton Ossian Bates North Brookfield London Charles Dickens Lord Coleridge Niagara Falls Thurlow Weed Herbert Spencer County Mayo Ireland New Adams House H. N. P. Hubbard Plymouth Mass David Davis Lawrence Weldon F. W. Carrol Bangor Boston Portland F. R. Fay Walter L. Sawyer Luther L. Holden Raymond and Whitcomb Excursion Bureau Yellowstone Park Northwest Oregon Washington Territory British Columbia Pacific Coast San Francisco Monterey Holden Thomas Dwight Harvard Medical School Lynn Mary Iasigi Joseph Iasigi St. Mary’s Catholic

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William Hanlan shot near Smith's Basin dies

News in brief reports William Hanlan the telephone line constructor shot Monday near Smith's Basin New York died Tuesday. Gallagher, the alleged assailant, is still at large. Edward Hanlan travels to Chicago to meet T Platt but Platt is called to New York leaving race negotiations delayed. A Sept 16 Tombstone despatch notes eight hostile Apaches attacked a hog ranch at Antelope Springs killing George Ward and wounding Amos Williams who fled to report. Citizens armed themselves and pursued the Indians with little chance of catching them.

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William Hanlan Smith’s Basin N. Y Thomas Gallagher Gallagher Edward Hanlan Chicago St. Louis T. Platt Laycock Platt New York Tombstone Arizona Antelope Springs George Ward Amos Williams

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Cape Cod Canal directors meet to finalize contractor deals

A Cape Cod Canal company directors meeting will be held at the United States hotel this afternoon to finalize arrangements with contactors. Also planned is the Massachusetts militia annual shoot around October 15 at South Framingham and the New England Roadmasters association first annual meeting at Young's Hotel with talks on track components and railroad ballast and joints.

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Cape Cod Canal Company United States Massachusetts South Framingham New England Roadmasters’ Association Young’s Hotel

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Acrostic Ode To U. S. Civil Service Commission

An accompanying acrostic poem accompanies a New Orleans application to the Washington civil service commission. The verse lauds reform, condemns incompetence, urges soldiers and sailors to advance, and ends with a playful pledge from a loving nephew referencing Uncle Sam and the commissary.

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Bay State Politics Stirs As Pierce Declines Nomination

Delegates arriving for the Massachusetts Republican state convention face a shock when Henry L. Pierce declines to run for governor. Robinson is urged to accept. party factions resume maneuvering at Bumstead hall and major hotels as independents back Adams Jr. and Morse for lieutenant governor amid widespread astonishment and strategic reshuffling.

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Henry L. Pierce Pierce Robinson Mr. Robinson Commonwealth R Robinson Mr. Pierce Lodge Beard Central Committee George D. Robinson Rogers Building State Committee Bruce Young’s Devens Talbot Adams Bishop Mr. Bishop Winslow Warren John W. Carter F. F. Raymond Samuel Jowles Springfield Republican Clement The Transcript Josiah Quincy W. B. Clarke Congress Massachusetts Gov. Ames Mr. Ames J.S. Farlow Moorfield Storey Sam Bowles F. W. Bird Gen. Butler Charles Francis Adams, Jr Messrs Josiah Quincey Col. Schaff Henry Faxon Quincy F. A. Hobart Ames Robert M. Morse Young’s Hotel Republican Party Gov. Butler James Williams Parker and Tremont Young E. Moody Boynton George A. B Bumstead Hall Parker House

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Appointment of Committees at Central Committee Meeting

At a special central committee meeting committees and officers were named for credentials, permanent organization, and resolutions. Members from At large and congressional districts include Whineas Pierce Boston Theodore Barker Malden George Poor Andover and others from Fal mouth Canton Boston Lynn Worcester Greenfield Pittsfield New Bedford Hinghaut Northbridge Gardner Westfield and more for each panel.

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Central Committee Whineas Pierce Boston Theodore C. Barker Malden George H. Poor Andover F. A. Nye Falmouth George E. Downes Canton J. P. Jordan Wm. Robinson Chelsea Charles ©. Gage Arlington John W. Brimblecom Lynn H. G. Oats Worcester Newell Snow Greenfield EK. T. Slocum Pittsfield Committee George A. Bruce Somerville Joseph Bennett Samuel Brown C. Bd. Crandall New Bedford E. H. Blanchard Stoughton E. P. Brown Alonzo Warren H. J. Wells Cambridge Frank D. Allen Charles A. Sayward Ipswich Andrew CC. Stone Lawrence H. T. Starkey Foxboro Davis B. J Hy Northbridge John D. Edgell Gardner W. H. Foot Westfield Henry L. Dawes George F. Hoar William Claflin Newton Alexander H. Rice William W. Crapp John D. Long Hinghaut Robert R. Bishop John 8S Brayton Fall River Charles Francis Adams, Jr Quincy Francis A. Walker Beston George G. Crocker William Endicott, Jr Eustace C. Fitz Nathaniel A. Horton Salem William A. Russell George H. Gordon Framingham William W. Rice Henry 35 Northampton H. M. Phillips Springeld Charles R. Codman Nathaniel P. Banks Waltham John G. Whittier Amesbury Robert T. Davis John A. Cummings George A. Marden Lowell Robert M. Morse, Jr Samuel C. Lawrence Medford Adin Thayer Joseph Davis 5. C. Warriner Springfield Joseph Tucker Lenox T. C. Bates North Brookfield Athol Amasa Norcross Fitchburg C. W. Fearing Weymouth Lansing Willis Medway William C. Lovering Taunton Thomas J. Borden Jonathan Bourne Samuel Snow Barnstable Noble W. Everett Wareham Waldo Higginson Cobasset C. L. Gardner Walmer C. H. Yeamans C. P. Crowell Amherst O. A. Archer North Adams Harrison Garfield Lee George A. Flagg Millbury E. D. Wadsworth E. W . Burdett H. J. Moulton J. Milton Reed E. L. Pillsbury Samuel Freeman Everett Fromcounts Smith Yarmouth Nan- A

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Democratic Delegates and Local Committee Listings

A lengthy roll of delegates and officers elected by Democratic groups across multiple towns including Bradford Mediford Great Barrington Winchester Amesbury Hopkinton Lynn Attleboro and Ayer. The records note delegates to state conventions with many listed individuals and party committee appointments. The block closes with commentary from the Springfield Republican about expected election dynamics and potential Republican strategy.

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Bradford Col A. H. Hale Laburton Johnson Charles Haseltine Mediford J. W. Bragdon Horace D. Hadley Nicholas White John D. Small Christopher G. Plunkett J. H. Fitzpatrick Nicholas Keyon Frank T. Spinney William J. Weeks M. F. Dwyer John James John Golden Caleb Atherton Democratic J. W. Bragdon, Jr John Crowley P.E. Donahoe George C. Spaulding C. G. Plunkett Great Barrington H. C. Joyner W. I. Lee Levi Beebe C. W. Ray Utler Medway John John Collins John Degman Patrick Flynn John J. Bray Benjamin F. Butler Attleboro J. D. Richards W. F. Boyd J. W. Cody 0. M. Draper George F. Bickner M.B. Short Philip Brady Bb. F. Butler J. E. Pond, Jr Dr. G. B. Fitz W. H. Rogers Amos Ide P. F. Grady P. Brady O. M. Draper H. T.marsh E. Robinson William Smith W. F. Boyd. Ayer Alfred Page P. H. Hooley M.D. MecGrail Butler Peter Tarbell P. Donlon, Jr M. Murphy J. A. McTernan Arthur Fenner Benjamin Wilson J. H. Atwood B. Fenner James F. Doherty D. J. O’brien John Phelan Owen Wood Phillip Carroll L. H. Wakefield Thomas Sherin C. P. Wonderly Joseph Wadsworth Michael Kelley J. T. Foley J. J. McCann J. H. Swee

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Judge Dixon Nominated for Governor in New Jersey

TRENTON N J Sept 18 The republican state convention nominated Judge Jonathan Dixon of the supreme court for governor on the first ballot A forged telegram from New York bearing a Times signature read Nominate Frelinghuysen He will accept Maj Kinney Newark sparked excitement The platform supports a high tariff endorses the national administration opposes convict labor when conflicting with skilled labor and favors railroad taxation like personal property.

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Dixon Trenton N. J Jonathan Dixon Supreme Court New York George Jones New York Times Maj. Kinney Newark Frelinghuysen

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Excellent Opening At Mystic Park Fall Meeting

The Mystic Park fall meeting opened with strong attendance and fine track conditions. Two main races provided hot competition, Richball vs Flora Belle with Westmont, and a 2:26 class featuring Modoc and Deucalian, amid detailed heat results and a long summary of times and placings. Detroit and Boston games and standings are noted for context and upcoming events.

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Mystic Park Providence New York Portland Concord Lowell Worcester Horace Willis George Ayer Jay-Eye-Lee Messrs C. P. Keeler Frank Ricker B. D. Whitcomb A. W. Campbell Br. G. Richball J. B. McCarthy Ch. m. Flora Belle B. J. Johnson B. G. Westmont Richball Flora Belle Westmont Belle

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The Bostons Defeat the Detroits for Championship Lead

The Bostons won again on Tuesday as heavy batting overwhelmed the Detroits who failed to bunch hits except in the first and last innings. After a shaky first inning the reds pulled away, Buffinton dominating on the mound and Boston piling up runs with four in the third and fourth frames aided by a three-bagger from Whitney and aggressive base running. The Detroits managed only a few hits and runs, with four hits yielding two earned in the ninth.

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Radford Sutton Bennett Whitney Bostons Hanlon Hackett Houck Detroits Morrill Reds Buffinton Fas

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Opening Day at Hampden Park Wheelmen Meet

Springfield Mass Sept 18 The opening day of the Hampden Park bicycle meet drew 7000 spectators and 1300 riders. Programs featured a 1 mile event for riders under 3:20, a 1 mile tricycle race for a $200 gold medal, a 10 mile amateur championship race won by Hendee in 33 43 1 5, a 2 mile handicap, and a 20 mile horse versus bicycle match won by bicycles. Tomorrow's lineup includes multiple bicycle events and a tug of war.

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Springfield Mass Hampden Park Chickering Smithville N. J Stevens Millville A. B. Prince Pittsfield Columbia Harry W. Smith Worcester Wesley Barton Fowler New Haven W. W. Stall Boston A. G. Powell Philadelphia L. H. Johnson Orange C. D. Vesey London Eng Vesey United States Midgely Petters New York Frazier Corey Hendee Robinson Carey Miles Eee Ouea Pet Ceaeecakawe Povceeseuacs Iacteows Weaheses POON Bts Ake Eiveeieebaxeeees PIT Cape Dascaessnaaeun Gues Seein Morifuns Sisecens Cusses Bas Covens Sean Ess Eoedt Ton Leo Burt Pressy W. J. Landen, Jr A. H. Robinson England E. P. Burnham Newton Burnham Fisk Bertie LeFrance John S. Prince H. W. Higham W. J. Morgan John Keen Keen Prince Morgan Higham James Rollinson Young

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National Horse Breeders' meet sets Charter Oak Park races

New York Sept. 18 executive committee of the National Horse Breeders association met to plan Charter Oak Park Hartford Conn races. Stakes opened 1881 82 and 83 with 150 nominations. Final payments due 13th instant. five stakes with multiple payments trotted Oct 2 3 4 amounting to 8060 dollars. Races at Haverhill and Newport also noted with trotting results and entries For two thirty five class and grand free for all events.

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New York National Horse Breeders’ Association Mali Charter Oak Park Hartford Conn Haverhill Mass Kenosha Park M. B. Merrill West Newbury B. S. Emperor E. Faunce Stoneham B. G. Prospect George B. Loring North Andover Billie Bove B. G. Kimball Bradford Gleam M. A. Skinner Danvers Blk M. Erna Las Sakuneneed Bebseeee Destins J. H. Charles Methuen Ch. S Visio Scksoveccenn Seca Er E Newport Providence R. I

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Rattlesnake Industry Turns to Belts and Oil

From Sullivan and Ulster counties comes a curious tale of rattlesnake oil sold as a liniment and skins shaped into ladies belts. Hunters gather snakes in autumn dens, oil is bottled profitably, while skins command rising prices as fashion items. A chemist's wife popularized a gilt belt girdle after a successful skin treatment, sparking a broader market across mountain resorts and cities.

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Fire in Broadway wholesale block causes $725000 loss

Firemen battled a five story Broadway blaze housing Herman & Herman and several clothiers and hatters. Losses totaled about $725000 with $100000 damage to a second site and multiple firms named. Several firefighters were hospitalized. no serious injuries reported.

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Second Day of the Meeting of the Sovereign Grand Lodge

The Sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fellows met in Providence at 9 am with Grand Sire Eric J. Leech presiding A memorial from California in the Robinson case was referred to petitions The session adjourned at noon until 9 am tomorrow A parade honored the lodging with 4 000 to 5 000 in line and visitors arriving from Boston Lynn and other towns Various grand representatives delivered addresses including Randall Herring Camback Stebbins and Vietch

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Providence R. J Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Eric J. Leech Grand Sire Grand Lodge of California Robinson Sovereign Grand Lodge Committee On Grand Lodge Odd Fellows’ Hall Boston Lynn Ft. M. Vietch Charles H. Randall California M. D. Herring Texas William Camback Indiana John W. Stebbins New York

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York Harbor and Beach railroad survey begins at Kinner y Me

Special Despatch reports the preliminary survey for the York Harbor and Beach railroad begins in Kittery Maine under a noted engineer. The line would run from Eastern railroad station through Kittery and Kittery Point to York, touted as feasible and easily built. Early construction is deemed important for growing seaside resorts.

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O Donnell Arrives London Prisoner in Custody After Carey Killing

O Donnell who killed Carey lands at Southampton and is escorted to Millbank jail. Police anticipate a possible rescue attempt by London, Liverpool, and Manchester Fenian groups, but guards secure him. Crown relies on Mr. Poland as prosecutor. trial slated for November amid claims from Mrs Carey of new evidence.

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London Irish Times of Dublin O’ Donnell Hope Liverpool Manchester O’donnell Carey Bow Street Patrick O’donnell Michael O’donnell Puddler Gadoure County Donegal Ireland Millbank

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Municipal notes on city projects and elections

The Stony Brook investigation committee has begun work as Harvey N. Collison takes oath as ward 6 councilman. Police sergeants will be examined for lieutenant qualifications this afternoon with mayor and police committee invited. Foundations of ferry slips to be inspected. Iron roof contract for Old Harbor pumping station awarded to David H. Andrew for 10416. rival bid 15000 by G W & F Smith Iron Co. Jurors for Oct. term to be drawn. Eminent domain sought for Blossom street school site as owners refuse fair value. Hearing on closing Kearsage burial ground in Roxbury. tomb owners oppose. Fire alarm box 119 renumbered. Several houses vacated by board of health. Summer school-house improvements nearly complete under City Architect Bateman. Breed's Island and Dilloway primary, Howard Ave in Mt. Pleasant, ready soon. Egleston square roof placed. O street South Boston first floor done. Auburn first floor this week. Chapman East Boston improvements complete and occupied. Harbor View school ground broken. occupancy expected in a few months.

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Stony Brook Harvey N. Collison Old Harbor Point David H. Andrew G. W. & F. Smith Iron Company Board of Aldermen Superior Court Committee On Education Blossom Street School House City Hall Board of Health Kearsage Roxbury Federal Street Bridge Cove Street Harrison Avenue Rochester Street Bateman Breed’s Island Dilloway Highlands Howard Avenue Mt. Pleasant

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Governor Dismisses Manning Names Shaw as Successor

The governor dismissed Lewis A. Manning of Salem from the district police force and appointed Joseph E. Shaw, ex city marshal of Lynn, in his place. The state board of health, lunacy and charity pursues river contamination by mill owners and plans to abate the nuisance. They inspected Watertown and Charles River above tide, found serious contamination, and may prosecute adulterated milk dealers in Boston. A Bridgewater work house and Westboro reform school accounts meeting approved joint adjustments, noting the convicts’ removal and positive results from the consolidated operation. The attorney general is unlikely to act in the Paige insurance case until January.

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Lewis A. Manning Salem Joseph EK. Shaw Lynn Butler John Dixwell R. C. Flower A. A. Chevalier National Conference of Charities and Correction F. B. Sanborn State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity J. H. Allen Westboro Reform School State Board of Health Watertown Charles River Boston Bridgewater Messrs. Belcher Randolph and Crane Messrs. Johnson Brookfield Heywood Worcester Hildreth Northboro Westboro Paige Insurance

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Boston Post Advertising Rates Billing Details

The notice lists advertising rates for the Boston Post, detailing costs per line per insertion, square rates, and special page sections. It includes line counts, price per line, and larger square pricing, with references to new advertisements, continuances, and reading notices.

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Deadest and dullest convention foretold in Richfield Springs

Dispatch reports no caucus activity or campaign plans as New York Republicans gather. State ticket poised for easy renomination. two thirds control by stalwarts. Outside attendance small, delegates bored, “this gang of political frauds” cited by anti machine Republicans. Resolutions denounce machine methods and loyalty while resisting orders.

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Massachusetts Horticultural Society opens fifth annual exhibition

The Massachusetts Horticultural Society opened its fifth annual exhibition at the Horticultural Hall on Tuesday afternoon and runs to Friday night. Notable displays include F. L. Ames H. H. Hunnewell and Hove & Co with fine dahlias and cut flowers. The hot-house grain display is the best yet. Six prizes were awarded Tuesday and will be announced today.

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Gala visit of councils to Boston at new hall

Delegations from Troy Greenbush and Albany councils visited Boston on Monday. They were greeted at the depot by Boston council committees and escorted to hall No 26 Union Park street, beautifully decorated with plants flowers mottoes and flags. A complimentary supper was provided.

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Monadnock Launched as Rebuilt Ironclad at Mare Island

San Francisco detail reports the ironclad Monadnock was launched at Mare Island navy yard in the afternoon. The vessel is described as the old Monadnock repaired with only one plank remaining from the original. The old ship remains in place where it was beached near the yard.

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Wallack failure and Herman assignment hit New York

New York on September 18 reports A. & E. Wallack leather and fancy goods jobbers and manufacturers failed for 325000 dollars. Abraham S. Herman knit goods manufacturer made an assignment with 25000 dollars in preferences.

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Deaf mute newsboy ties tooth to train on Long Island Rail

A deaf mute newsboy known as Dummy on the Long Island railroad tied a tooth with twine to an express train. He ran after the platform until he dropped to his knees as the train steamed away. The tooth vanished to Long Island City, ending his dental pain.

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Woman Arrested For Short Mother Hubbard Dress In Kansas City

A Kansas City woman was arrested as reported by a Marysville California paper for appearing on the street in a Mother Hubbard dress judged too short by the police chief. The note adds a humorous reference to the Mrs Hubbard fable and to various product mentions including Sweet Bouquet cigarettes and Fairbanks's Rock Cordial.

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York county supreme court opens for September term at Alfred

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Prisoners and deaths reported in Essex county jail and area

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William Hanlan shot near Smith's Basin dies

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Cape Cod Canal directors meet to finalize contractor deals

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Acrostic Ode To U. S. Civil Service Commission

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Bay State Politics Stirs As Pierce Declines Nomination

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Appointment of Committees at Central Committee Meeting

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Democratic Delegates and Local Committee Listings

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Judge Dixon Nominated for Governor in New Jersey

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Excellent Opening At Mystic Park Fall Meeting

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The Bostons Defeat the Detroits for Championship Lead

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Opening Day at Hampden Park Wheelmen Meet

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National Horse Breeders' meet sets Charter Oak Park races

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Rattlesnake Industry Turns to Belts and Oil

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Fire in Broadway wholesale block causes $725000 loss

Second Day of the Meeting of the Sovereign Grand Lodge

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York Harbor and Beach railroad survey begins at Kinner y Me

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Municipal notes on city projects and elections

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Governor Dismisses Manning Names Shaw as Successor

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Deadest and dullest convention foretold in Richfield Springs

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Gala visit of councils to Boston at new hall

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Monadnock Launched as Rebuilt Ironclad at Mare Island

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Wallack failure and Herman assignment hit New York

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