Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Sep 21, 1883, p. 1

Farmington normal school runs with forty two pupils

A survey of several Maine institutions notes Farmington normal school at 42 students and Castine normal school attendance near 100 with 26 entering. Colby university freshmen total four with four women and one colored student, plus three others from abroad joining upper classes.

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Farmington Normal School Insane Hospital Houston Litchfield & Haskell Augusta Luce Hermon Brewer Castine Ransford Grantz Edward Gibbons Reed’s Pond Ellsworth Colby University

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Sentences Meted in Nashua Supreme Court Sessions

In Nashua on Thursday, John Powers of Nashua received two years and David L Ridley of Manchester three years. Toward A Webb got two years and Frank D Campbell of Bedford three years. The Belknap County Agricultural Society held its seventh annual fair with a three day session, the largest yet with about 10 000 attendees. Prof Allen of Providence R I traveled in the Lake Shore balloon from 1 pm to landing near Pittsfield two hours later. Dover city councilors elected Joshua L Foster John T Welch and Martin B Hutchings as library trustees on Thursday night. There was a vote to submit the Sarah Low lot to the chief justice and county commissioners for a suitable site for the new county courthouse under the legislative act before construction can begin.

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Supreme Court Nashua John Powers David L. Ridley Manchester A. Webb Frank D. Campbell Bedford Belknap County Agricultural Society Prof. Allen Providence Lake Shore Pittsfield Dover Joshua L. Foster John T. Welch Martin Hutchings Sarah Low

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Central Falls arrests uncover gang links in Pawtucket robberies

Police seize stolen goods at a residence linked to Peter Reynolds and his wife as Reynolds’ statements point to a wider thieves gang center. Additional arrests anticipated. In a separate case Thomas Fox of Pascoag assaulted the ex councilman’s 16 year old daughter, was captured after a chase, pleaded guilty, and held on $1,000. Fox, unmuried, 42, is in custody.

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Central Falls Peter Reynolds Thursday Pawtucket Reynolds Thomas Fox Pascoag Henry M. Darling Fox Darling Justice Court

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Funeral Services for Junius Booth at Manchester by the Sea

The funeral of Junius Brutus Booth was held at the Masconomo cottage in Manchester by the Sea at 1 PM on Thursday. Edwin and Joseph Booth attended, with theatre figures from Boston and New York among mourners, and a lavish display of floral tributes. The Rev Dr Cyrus A Barton praised Booth as an artist and family man, noting his courtesy and kindness. Bearers included Hugh Cochran and Winslow Nickerson, with burial at Mt Rosendale cemetery.

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Manchester-by the-Sea Junius Brutus Booth Masconomo Manchester-by-the-Sea Edwin Booth Joseph Booth Orlando Tompkins Boston Theatre Napier Lothian Boston Theatre Orchestra John B. Schoeffel Edward Byram Park Theatre George H. Tyler Joseph Proctor S. H. Halsteadees Maconemo Benjamin Thayer Agnes Booth J. Halstead J. B. Schoeffel Cyrus A. Barton Westchurch Boston Booth Bartel Hugh Cochran Winslow Nickerson Winthrop Slater E. C. Ellis Mt Rosedale Cemetery

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Plummer and Wildes Open Ladies Establishment on Washington

The new firm of Plummer & Wildes at 531 Washington street opens a bright store for ladies near the Boston theatre. Showcased are imported and domestic garments with new mantles cloaks jerseys and ottoman silks. An order department and ample dress room with full length mirrors attract customers.

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Plummer & Wilde Plummer & Wildes Washington Street Boston Theatre Jersey Victoria Chesterfield Wildes Ciie

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New York and Boston Inland railroad contract inked

Negotiations conclude for a straight line rail link between New York and Boston. Linn & McCarty of New York and Moscow, Russia, to build and equip a 190 mile line with double track and 60 mph express service. Work begins next month, completion within three years, capital around 30 million dollars. Route passes through Massachusetts Connecticut and New York with a direct line to Grand Central.

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New York and Boston New York Connecticut Massachusetts New York Construction Company London Paris Messrs. Linn & McCarty McCarty Engineer Corps Linn Russia United States Inland Railway Springfield Hartford New Haven Providence New London Willimantic The Boson and Providence Railroad Central Station West Roxbury Maschusetts Needham Dover Medfield Sherborn Medway Milford Mendon Uxbridge Douglas Thompson Putnam Woodstock Pomfret Eastford Chaplin Mansfield Windham Grand Central Connecticut River Middletown Messrs Forest Hills

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Bangor Chief Justice Apples retires after 31 years

Bangor Maine September 20 The term of Hon John Appleton chief justice of Maine Supreme Court expires today He retires after more than 31 years on the bench including 21 years as chief justice Hon John A Peters of Bangor will qualify tomorrow as chief justice after 10 years on the bench He previously served as Maine attorney general for three years and three terms in Congress and held a leading position at the bar of eastern Maine

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Bangor John Appleton Supreme Court of Maine John A. Peters Maine Congress

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Protective tariff urged for English cotton trade

Summary of a British Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in Southport noting England faces no external threat yet some members call for a return to protective tariff. Other items include debates on South Pacific annexation to Australia and various European political moves, with Imperial Germany and Turkey relations highlighted.

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London British Association For the Advancement of Science Southport Eng England William Wheelhouse South Pacific Islands Australia Lord Derby Service Sydney N.S. W

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Address of Hon George Boutwell on Rufus Choate at Old South Church

Hon George Boutwell gave an address on Rufus Choate at the Old South Church under the Webster Historical Society. He described Choate as tall with a deep chest and large hands yet a gentle countenance, noted his persuasive oratory, and recounted his defense of the bankrupt law. The speech covered Choate biography, temperament, political stance on slavery, key trials, and his role in Massachusetts constitutional history.

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George Boutwell Old South Church Rufus Choate Webster Historical Society Senate Choate Buchanaan Albert J. Tvirrell William Wirt

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Fires and damages ripple across New England and beyond

Reports from Boston, Manchester, Bangor and other cities detail multiple blazes. Dwellings and a barn were destroyed by fires in South Boston, Manchester and Bangor with losses ranging from $50 to $3,000. Hoodlums disrupted fire crews in one incident. The Strawberry Hill fire near Bar Harbor is under control with danger passed.

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Bangor S Rbs Patrick Powers Springfield Mass Union Warren’s Stafford Springs Conn Tucson Ann Benson Wells, Fargo & Co Peterboro Ont Fitzgerald & Stanger Hopkins & Montes Bar Harbor Strawberry Hill

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Great Destruction at Nassau Hurricane Wrecks Vessels

A fierce hurricane on Nassau N P on the 8th wrecked fifty vessels and cost sixty lives. Notable losses include the brig Peerless Dowse from Sagua to Delaware breakwater and the schooner Melissa Trask Trask bound for Boston driven ashore at Exuma dismasted. Giles Loring from New York to Matanzas reached Stirrup Cay dismasted. No further reports from Nassau or Cienfuegos as of Sept 20.

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Santiago DE Cuba Nassau N. P Peerless Dowse Sagua Delaware Melissa Trask Trask Boston Exuma Giles Loring New York Matanzas

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Receiver projects 33 percent dividend for Horwood assets

In Sr. Albans Vermont on Sept 20 Receiver Rich of the Trust Company reports further inquiry supports a possible 33 percent dividend. He cites bonds and mortgages totaling 193000 plus Horwood Lumber company debts 312000 creating about 505000 available to pay roughly 580000, with 15000 possibly lost. Deposits include notes by sun ary Po endorsed by Lawrence Brainerd 75600. Remaining loans include Metcalfe & Barlow 35000 Nichols Lynde and Nichols Hall & Co 45000. A depositors committee is invited to review the statement.

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Sr. Albans Rich Trust Company Horwood Lumber Company Sunary Po Lawrence Brainerd Metcalfe & Barlow Nichols & Lynde and Nichols, Hall & Co

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Essex Maid Dominates Races At New York Fair

The program lists heats with Mise owned by H A Robbins of New York and Rodney owned by E G Blake distanced. Essex Maid owned by P D Norton of Waterbury won the 2 37 race and claimed second, third and sixth heats. Shamrock owned by W Hagherty of Scranton Pa placed second, Green Mountain Boy owned by T W Titus of Brattleboro Vermont was third. Best time 2 354 by Essex Maid. The fair closes tomorrow with 2 45 and 2 27 classes.

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Mise H. A. Robbins New York Rodney E. G. Blake Essex Maid P. D. Norton Waterbury Shamrock W. Hagherty Scranton Green Mountain Boy T. W. Titus Brattleboro

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Colored Brethren Prospect for a Lively Wrangle at Louisville

The story reports Fred Douglass traveling to Louisville for a colored convention on September 24. His group aims to capture the meeting and block independents, with Douglass likely to be elected president while Democrats and Republicans clash over organization. In Columbus, Ohio, a mass colored voters convention split, with bolters endorsing Democrats and the other faction backing Republicans.

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Washington Fred Douglass Louisville Douglass Fortune New York Globe J. Douglass Columbus

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Probate and court actions in Dedham and Salem notes

Judge White held probate court approving wills for Mary H Stone Julia Holland Sarah Jones Samuel Kelley Elizabeth Melcher Patrick Mc Lennan and granting letters of administration for Nellie Fales Walpole Charles L Guild Elizabeth Marden Stephen Sanborn Guardians appointed for John Tucker Annie Ray John G Drake Milton Norton Edella Norton. Superior Court criminal fines noted for Weymouth Braintree and Quincy violators of liquor laws. Salem hosts visiting Nemo camp No 1 Albany with procession, dinner and fireworks. Local notes cover boxing license request at Mechanic Hall excursion plans gift to Seamen's Orphan Society theater preaching at South Church Cambridge school board confirms and renominates teachers and notes resignations and leave.

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White Mary H. Stone Wellesley Julia Holland Stoughton Sarah Jones Samuel Kelley Quincy Elizabeth Melcher Patrick McLennan Foxboro Nellie Fales Walpole Charles L. Guild Wrentham Elizabeth Marden Franklin Stephen Sanborn Elizabeth Tucker Braintree House of Correction Edward Frahm Weymouth Thomas Linergan,Jr James Munroe Catharine Tripp Celia Haldeman ODD Fellows Nemo Albany N. Y Salem The Willows Nores John L. Sullivan Mechanic Hall Andover Theological School South Church Carney Spring & Carney Ae Bridge Street Freeman

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Successful Rand Avery Sprinkler Demonstration at Firm

An exhibition of the Grinnel Automatic Sprinkler system at Rand, Avery & Co. attracted Fire Commissioner Fitz gerald and Chief Engineer Green along with fire department officers and insurance figures. The system features 421 ceiling sprinklers, a water filled boiler tank, air cushion, gauges, and a 16 inch alarm gong. proved effective on the roof with a heavy water spray over 100 feet and ten sprinklers open for 15 to 20 minutes.

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Rand, Avery & Co Fitzgerald Green Fire Department John ©. Paige James Swords Messrs. Rand, Avery & Co

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Body of a Drowned Man Identified and City Hospital Deaths

A fourteen year old, Joseph Kineff, was fatally struck between a horse car and coal team at Harrison avenue and Beach street and died after transfer to City hospital. Henry Alcworth, age 37, died of tetanus days after four fingers were amputated at City hospital. George Wells, colored, was arrested for assault with a loaded cane on Cambridge street, leaving Robert Tucker seriously hurt. Battery wharf keeper George H. Shederick fell into the steamer Putnam, breaking both legs and was hospitalized. The widow identified the body of a man who fell into the dock at Causeway street as Lucas Bromberger of East Cambridge. John McInereny, age listed as 21 but likely 35, was arrested for stabbing William Mehegan on North street. Mehegan is in critical condition at City hospital. McInereny had been in Providence, then returned to Boston Thursday.

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City Hospital Joseph Kineff South Boston Harrison Avenue Beach Street Henry Alcworth George Wells Robert Tucker Cambridge Street Tucker George H. Shederick Battery Wharf Putnam Causeway Street Lucas Bromberger First Street East Cambridge John McInereny Cooper Street Washington Kneeland Street First Division William Mehegan North Street Mehegan McInereny Providence

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Prohibitory Party Nominees At State Convention

Massachusetts Prohibitory Party met at the Meionnon with small attendance to nominate Hon. Charles Almy of New Bedford for governor and to establish a full ticket. Speakers criticized the Republican liquor record, urged unity behind Almy and Robinson, and adopted a platform calling for constitutional prohibition and an end to the liquor traffic in the state.

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Meionnon James Rary 8. C. Fay Southbridge P. M. Griffin East Bridgewater Roberts Commonwealth Robinson George M. Buttrick Barre F. M. Ellis Boston A. Amner Eliphalet Trask Springfield M. O. Stevens Peabody Benjamin Snow Fitchburg D. Bd. Phlips Southampton Amanda Lone Root East Douglas A. A. Williams Lynn H. T. Cheever Worcester Sarah A. Leonard Cambridge T. K. Fellows Lowell L. C. Shaw Stoneham T. M. Fellows Natick Nathan Beal Rockland C. H. B. Brown New Bedford A. J. Gordon T. J. Lothrop Taunton H. L. Cashman B. F. Cole P. D. Conant Fall River Sullivan Rogers Chatham T.S. Payne Harwich Susan Vaspare N. P. Baker Falmouth Committee On J. D. Hunt Medford John Hail Watertown L. F. Pool Chelsea George F.clark Hubbardston Westborough E.M. H. Richards A. Cutter Fay A. A. Miner John W. Berry Massachusetts Ben Butler George PD Wendell Phillips Phillips Prohibition Party Buttrick Republican Party Talbot Republican State Central Committee Republican Party of Tewksbury Gov. Butler Trath Prohibitionists W.H. Colcord Judge Berry S. C. Burgess W. H. Colcord George D. Robinson Oliver Ames Almy Aly Gue John D. Long Dr. Mallalieu South Ayaps Butler Berry John Blackmer Solon F. Root Thomas J. Lothrop Jonathan Buck Gloucester Samuel M. Fairfield Malden O. P. Gifford Committee On Resolutions Prohibitory Party of State House General Court Committee For Revision Hunt Milford Cheever J. McTammany McTammany E. M. H. Richards Finance Committee J. M. Brown State Central Committee A. J. Hudkins Miss Stevens Temperance Prohibition, Home Protection Party Colcord

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NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN AND RALLY REPORTS IN MASSACHUSETTS

Democratic delegates listed by state and town names with caucus outcomes. Includes Essex and Norfolk region names, mentions district representations and a note that E. L. Barney was not elected. Also covers Republican flag raising at Charlestown with attendance about 3,000 and upcoming ratification events, plus Springfield, New Hampshire, and New York commentary on speakers and candidates.

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Stoughton P. Daly Henry Fitzpatrick Bernard Dolan Keen Wadsworth Holmes Orrim Whitten John J. Kennedy J. Byron Andrew Nexgiss Cyrus Littlefield Warren C. Bird Isaac Turner Gilbert Littlefield Rufus Oo John Powers Matthew O'Dea David Each New Bedford Jones Robinson Benjamin Dawson John F. Edgerton David A.snell Eugene Bradley H. Damon Michael Murphy W. T. Soule J. A. Gomley C. A. W. Gosling W. Hayes E. F. Brown William A. Tucker G. P. Gifford E. V. McLeod D. P. Gardiner H. J. McDonald George Nelson T. J. Murphy M. A. Hickey William S. Wall James Fay E. L. Barney Sandwich James Shewin John P. Knowiton W. E. Butler Belmont Henrys. Harris Andrew McGinnis William T. Underwood William Munroe Thomas McCarty Charles McGinnis Natick W. N. Mason W. J. Cronin J. W. Bowman G. Hammond W. A. Bird F. Brisch A. T. Hastings D. J. Murphy J. Critchenson H. H. Berry C. H. Perry W.N. Mason H.g.sleeper M. Hoff S. Dodge E. McManus M. Hall Robinson Springfield Mass Chicopee McClench Mr. Robinson George S. Taylor New Hampshire Concord Patriot Boston Post Gov. Butler Massachusetts Coli. Thomas J. Whipple Charles F. Stone Hosea W. Parker Samuel B. Page Irving W.drew New England Sullivan New York Graphic Boston United States R. B. Hayes K Robinson Utica N. Y Herald Dem Butler

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Entertainments Begin Old Bay State Course at Music Hall

Tickets for a ten forenoon evening series go on sale Monday at Music Hall with prices 4, 3, and 2 dollars. Manager Wheeler presents Mme Gabriella Boema and many notable artists in concerts readings lectures and operatic pieces from Oct 4 through Dec 13. The Roberts Lyceum also promises varied attractions including oratorio The Creation and a dramatic symphony by Kontski. Season tickets limited to one week. single tickets begin Oct 29.

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Music Hall Wheeler Mme Gabriella Boema Hope Glenn Mme. Nilsson Tom Karl Clarence E. Hay W. H. Sherwood Louis Maas Chevalier DeKontski Jules Jordan Jessie Couthous Lucia M. Priest Rk. L. Cumnock Adolph Neuendorff J. B. Sharland Elmore A. Pierce W. D. J. Leavitt Maurice Strakosch Howard M. Dow Levi Keach David Swing Harry W. French Temple, Schubert and Weber Lotus Glee Club Roberts Lyceum J. H. Roberts Boston Oratorio Society J. G. Lennon London Antoine de Kontski America Minnie Hauk Emma C. Thursby M. W. Whitney H. ©. Barnabee Chevalier de Kontski Geer E. Cuyway Helen Potter Henry Ward Beecher Boston Rose Stewart

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Ward 13 caucus selects delegates for independ ent democrats

The Ward 13 Independent Democrats caucus met in the ward room at Broad way and B street South Boston on Thursday evening. James A. Murphy called the meeting to order and a 10-member committee was chosen to draft a delegate list. Delegates elected by acclamation include James A. McGeough James A. Murphy John Leahy Ennis F Brennan Hugh J Campbell Michael J Ryder Patrick C Prendergast John B Murray Patrick Manning John E Foye Martin T Folan John Rogers Martin J Conners William J O'Brien David J Mahoney George F H Murray John Denning Michael Haley Joseph B Gomez Thomas Duke Simon J Joyce bert C Murray Matthew Tierney John P Wise. Councillor Martin T Folan and others noted.

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Ward 13 Broadway B Street Boston James A. Murphy Dennis F. Brennan Jerome Daly Martin Conners James A. McGeough John Leahy Ennis FF Thomas Duke Simon J. Joyce Bert C. Murray Matthew Tierney John P. Wise Martin T. Folan Fatlante Jerome Val ©. Daly Gwen J. Flynn Michael Augan William J. Smyth Witham H. Dames

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Woman voters urged to back saloon-leaning school board candidates

A circular signed by Mrs. William Claflin and others urges educated women to vote for school board members. It, under the Citizens' Law and Order League, claims a city school house was vacated for two years to aid saloon licenses and says another school building was altered to accommodate saloon keepers. The missive presses women to vote for “proper” nominees to influence drink restrictions.

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William Claflin E. L. McLaughlin James T. Fields Citizens’ Law and Order Leange

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Kenosha Trotting Park crowd sees three racing wins and delays

At Haverhill Massachusetts the Kenosha meeting's third day drew a large crowd as Daisy Lambert owned by E Faunce of Stoneham won the 3:30 race after six heats. Gleam owned by Col H H Bradford won the 2:45 race in three straight heats. Beacons captured the baseball game. At Sodus Point Rochester New York Lee Riley Elliot and others ran in trial heats with times around 20 minutes. Courtney failed to start and final heats are scheduled. The Sheldrake lake Cayuga regatta was postponed. At Woonsocket Providence Annie C won the 2:50 class in three heats, best 2 484, Westoner won the 2:24 class in three heats, best 2 55.

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Mystic Park Jay-Eye- See Park Boston and Lowell Railroad Park Station Jimmy Golden Messrs. C. P. Keeler Frank Ricker B. D. Whitcomb H. W. Brown Rochester Ro. S. Alleghany Boy J. B. Gurney Goshen B. m. Breeze A. C. Greene Fall River B. S. Gen. Greene; A. J. Feek, Syracuse, B. m. Lulu F John Riley Boston M. Belle Shackett Jesse Yeamans Jersey City B. G. Modoc T. D. Marsh George A J. A. Conkey Nellie Hale W.H. Saunders Clyde N. Y B. G. Morocco Henry Hughes New York Alleghany Boy Modoc Fides Haverhill Mass Kenosha Trotting Park Daisy Lambert E. Faunce Stoneham Gleam Col. H. H. Bradford The Beacons Sodus Point Lee Riley Elliot Dabonette Ross Ten Eyck Gaisel Plaisted Tianlan Courtney Elmima Sheldrake Lake Cayuga Woonsocket Providence R.J Woonsocket Fair Annie C Westoner

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Proprietors Shoot 50-Pound Turtle on Mystic River

Mr E W Spaulding and Mr Mason, proprietors of the Mason house on Sudbury street, shot a turtle weighing over fifty pounds in the Mystic river at Russell run on Wednesday afternoon. They fired at the head.

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E. W. Spaulding Mason House Sudbury Street Mystic River Russell Run Turne Mr. Mason

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Gastrine Household Remedy for Indigestion

A pleasant tasting medicine suitable for all ages. Marketed as a safe household remedy for indigestion and sold by all druggists.

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Farmington normal school runs with forty two pupils

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Sentences Meted in Nashua Supreme Court Sessions

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Central Falls arrests uncover gang links in Pawtucket robberies

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Funeral Services for Junius Booth at Manchester by the Sea

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Plummer and Wildes Open Ladies Establishment on Washington

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New York and Boston Inland railroad contract inked

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Bangor Chief Justice Apples retires after 31 years

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Protective tariff urged for English cotton trade

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Address of Hon George Boutwell on Rufus Choate at Old South Church

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Fires and damages ripple across New England and beyond

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Great Destruction at Nassau Hurricane Wrecks Vessels

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Receiver projects 33 percent dividend for Horwood assets

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Essex Maid Dominates Races At New York Fair

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Colored Brethren Prospect for a Lively Wrangle at Louisville

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Probate and court actions in Dedham and Salem notes

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Successful Rand Avery Sprinkler Demonstration at Firm

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Body of a Drowned Man Identified and City Hospital Deaths

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Prohibitory Party Nominees At State Convention

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NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN AND RALLY REPORTS IN MASSACHUSETTS

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Entertainments Begin Old Bay State Course at Music Hall

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Ward 13 caucus selects delegates for independ ent democrats

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Woman voters urged to back saloon-leaning school board candidates

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Kenosha Trotting Park crowd sees three racing wins and delays

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Proprietors Shoot 50-Pound Turtle on Mystic River

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