Union Park Street Church Sale Agreement and Plan
Appraisers Whidden and George W. Pope valued the Hollis Street property at $2000 for church furniture to fund debts of Hollis Street and the South Congregational Society. After sale, pews valued for tax assessment will be auctioned to balance both societies. Net premiums and surplus fund grow to $50,000, with windows reverting to donors if removed. A tablet will note the 1884 erection and 1837 union. The proposal passed 25 to 2 with nine absent, authorizing contracts and distributions, and adjournment to next Wednesday.
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George W. Pope
Union Park Street
Hollis Street
Friends of the Society
South Congregational Society
Dana
Wheeler, Mansfield
Tyler
Hollis Street Society
Carpenter
Warren Sawyer
H. B. Carpenter
Hollis Street Church
Patents Granted to New Englanders in Washington
Washington dated Sept 21 announces a list of patent grants to New England inventors. Names include William W. Allen East Pepperell for a door attachment and George F. Atwood Swanton Vt for a suspender loop clamp among many others across weaving, measuring, tools, machinery, and household devices.
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Central Falls
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Birmingham
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Stratford
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George W. Miller
Woonsocket
R. L
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J. Booth
Ferrisburg
Joseph T. Paget
Abraham A.porter
Columbia
Edwin H. Watrous
Pawlet
Jerome J. Webster
Newport
Albert M. Whipple
Swaipscott
Fitchburg Railroad doubles nine miles Pownal to Hoosac
The Fitchburg company has opened a double track from Boston to Hoosac, a span of 161 miles, with the Old Boston Hoosac Tunnel and Troy Boston lines running side by side for most of the distance. Bridges are being rebuilt and station side tracks renewed as iron orders arrive late. A new freight yard at Fitchburg is in use and Williamstown yard work progresses toward winter occupation.
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Bank Fraud Arrest Ties General Faulkner to Dansville Case
General Lester B. Faulkner was arrested in Dansville and taken to Buffalo on charges connected to the failure of the First National Bank of Dansville. He allegedly signed the bank’s last annual statement as director knowing it was fraudulent. his brother James Faulkner was bank president.
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Lester B. Faulkner
Dansville
United States
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Hoosiers Blank Boston Team in Indianapolis Game
Indianapolis witnesses a tense pitchers duel as the Hoosiers shine. Meyers delivers a two-base hit in the sixth for the lone run, while Brown and Shreve provide support. Boston fights but cannot score.
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Portlands Defeat Salems in New England League Clash
Portlands roll to an easy win as Salems fail to solve pitcher Shaw. Only one Salem reach base in five innings and the visitors are limited to a scratch hit. In Lowell, the Lowell team tops Manchester 7 to 2 in a Middlesex North Agricultural Society exhibition, Joe Sullivan receiving a gold watch from East Boston friends.
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Pporlag Tiga
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Baseball Scores From Various City Matchups
In Brooklyn the Athletics tied the Brooklyn club 4 to 4 in darkness. Baltimore defeated the Metropolitans 11 to 5. South Framingham faced Naticks with Marlboros on the scoreboard 13 to ?. Cincinnati beat the Cincinnatis 15 to 3 over St. Louis. Louisville-Louisvilles edged the Clevelands 16 to 8.
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DUMB ANIMALS AT BOSTON DIRECTORS MEETING
At the September meeting President Angell noted legacies from Dorothea Dix and Mrs. J. R. Vincent. Three prosecutions for docking tails of horses yielded fines of 50 dollars plus costs. A painting depicting Longfellow's poem will feature at the Mechanics fair. Boston agents handled 193 cruelty cases, freed 42 animals from work, and mercifully killed 66 horses and other animals.
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J. R. Vincent
Boston Museum
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Bell of Justice
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Boston
Bright Husbands Encourage Wives to Use Pearline
A brief promotional note urges husbands to ensure their wives use Pyle's Pearline laundry soap, reflecting early 20th century advertising language and domestic product reliance.
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The Wheeler Failure Hampers New Haven Banks
In New Haven on September 21 creditors probe E S Wheeler & Co after a business suspension. Bank leaders scrutinize notes from a Joliet branch. arrest for obtaining money by false pretences is considered. Liabilities may reach at least two and a half million dollars. General Merwin and ex-Governor Bigelow lead inquiries.
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Wheeler
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The
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Samuel E. Merwin
Bigelow
Merchants’ Bank
General Merwin
Joliet
Ill
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EK. S. Wheeler & Co
Dailey
New York
Creditors Meet Over Richmond Paper Company Debts
A Providence meeting of creditors reveals debts of 601 419 90 and assets of 862 260 18 for Richmond Paper Company. Committee recommends extending indebtedness and continuing the business with a 300 000 dollar raise to pay one third cash and issue 400 000 in first mortgage bonds over ten years.
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Donohue
New York Supreme Court
E. 5
Wheeler & Co
New Haven
Baring Bros
London
Emmett Bros
New Britain
Conn
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Pittsfield
Mass
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Broadalbin
N. Y
D. W. West
Lewiston Firms Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Lewiston Maine September 21 officers were elected for Continental-William B Wood president Nathan Cushing Lyman Nichols Cyrus Wakefield Edward L Wood and R C Penneil clerk along with officers and directors for Lewiston Bleachery Union Water Power Company Lewiston Gas Light Lincoln Mills Franklin company Hill company Bates Androscoggin Machine Company and other firms. The general mood is hopeful with ten hour day trials, mill improvements, and Union Water Power securing 150 horsepower for electric lighting.
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William B. Wood
Nathan Cushing
Lyman Nichols
Cyrus Wakefield
Edward L. Wood
William K. Wood
R. C. Penneil
Lewiston Bleachery
Jacob Edwards
J. W. Walker
George Dexter
Thomas Wigglesworth
Union Water Power Company
John B. Cotton
J. G. Abbott
George F. Fabyan
William P. Frye
Lewiston Gas Light Company
Samuel T. Bodine
A. O. Granger
Randall Morgan
8. M. Carter
Lincoln Mills
William D. Pennell
William
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N. D. Whitney
F. L. Richardson
Thomas Nesmith
George I. Putnam
Bates
Jacob Ward Edwards
Moses Kimball
Dexter N. Richards
James W. Clark
J. H. Gray
O. H. Alford
Isaac L. Burr
R. W. Potter
Androscoggin
George I
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Digestylin Endorsed by Dr Alday for Digestive Ailments
Dr I H Alday says Digestylin is excellent for indigestion and dyspepsia and that he uses it in his immediate family. Sold by all druggists at 1 dollar per bottle or by W F Kidder & Co manufacturing chemists 83 John Street New York.
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W. F. Kidder & Co
John Street
New York
Senator Sawyer Bribe Allegation Reported by New Hampshire Senate
Concorp New Hampshire Sept 21 Senator Stearns chairing a special committee on alleged bribery by Kirk Pierce reports the majority finds Pierce attempted to bribe Senator Oliver D Sawyer of Weare. Hersey files a minority finding that evidence does not prove bribery. both reports discuss lobby influence and ethics.
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Kirk Pierce
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Samuel K. Page
Capitol
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Jameson
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