North Attleboro and Avon in early town boundaries noted
North Attleboro, incorporated in 1887, appeared in Attleboro for 1885 and 1880. Avon, incorporated in 1888, was included in Stoughton for 1885 and 1880. Wellesley split from Needham in 1881. Hopedale separated from Milford in 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Attleboro
Attleboro
T Avon
Stoughton
Wellesley
Needham
Hopedale
Milford
Army and Navy Gazette Army orders and officer transfers
Army orders list leave of absence, transfers, promotions, and duty assignments for numerous officers. Changes include Captain John B. Kerr on disability leave, Frank Hobbs reassigned to Washington for ordnance work, Palfrey relieving Powell on Mississippi River duties, and Glass to Jefferson Barracks for department duties. Naval orders note Lts Wood and Peacock reshuffled roles including hydrographic office duties in Portland.
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Washington
Midvale Steel Works
Nicetown
Corps of Engineers
Carl F. Palfrey
St. Louis
Charles E. Powell
Powell
Omaha
Neb
Missouri
Sioux City
John N. Glass
Sixth Cavalry
Jefferson Barracks
Stephen R. Stafford
Fifteenth Infantry
Army
John A. Towers
First Artillery
Southarolina Miliary Academy
Charleston
D. C
Willett’s Point
N. Y
Haveeen
Edgar W. Howe
Seventeenth Infantry
John H. Beacon
Victor I Stoottler
Tenth Infantry
Richard ©. Croxton
Fifth Infantry
Lane Seay, Jr
Twenty-first Infantry
Army Retiring Board
San Antonio
Tex
William ©. Cory
David S. Stanley
Sur
Leutenat
Clarence St. Edwards
Twenty-third Infantry
Battalion of Engineers
Engineer School
Charles Keller
Herbert Deakyne
Charnes 3
Braomwell
James W. Pope
Cincinnati
Congress
John Newton
Sixteenth Infantry
United States Infantry and Cavalry School
Fort Leavenworth
Kanas
Johnson V. D. Middleton
Governor's Island
Joseph &. Gibson
Ek.p. Wood
David Peacock
Branch Hydrographic Office
Portland, Or
Indian Conference at Lake Mohonik schedule set
New York reports the annual Indian conference will meet at Lake Mohonik on October 8 9 and 10 with Commissioner A K Smiley as host. Invitees include General Sherman Senator Sherman Bishops Doane Potter and Huntington University of Michigan President Angell and many educators and missionaries involved with Native American work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lake Mohonik
A. K. Smiley
Sherman
Doane, Potter and Huntington
Angell
University of Michigan
Kennedy Speech Sparks House Debate on Accountability for Press and Pledges
In Washington the House debated expunging Senator Kennedy Ohio's Sept 8 speech while defending liberty and party pledges. The House adopted a resolution to expunge. a prior question passed 141 to 69 as the chamber also considered spoliation amendments and a Senate conference on a deficiency bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WalsHington
Hitt
Mines
Committees On Foreign Affairs
General Barrundia
McCreery
Kentucky
United States
Mizner
Acapulco
Kennedy
Ohio
Quay
America
Democratic Party
Maine
California
Republican Party
Hlause
Lottie
Stewart
Boutelle
Struble
Iowa
House
Robert P. Kennedy
Senate of the
Yeas
Senate Conference Ordered on Gill Jurisdiction of Courts
In Washington on September 24 the Senate adopted Frye’s concurrent resolution directing Secretaries to review the 1890 international marine conference report and prepare Congress bills enacting applicable recommendations. The Senate then briefly considered calendar items, passing several measures including a Littleton court term bill and a Melville Arctic expedition recognition act granting promotion and medals to survivors and heirs. The session adjourned after the calendar hour expired without action on the House joint resolution to increase managers for the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Clouse
United States
Mr. Grorman
Haltimore
Hiehmond
Yeas
Hoston
New York
St. Louis
San Francisco
United States Land Court
Wolcott
Tate
Navy Department
Committee On Naval Affairs
John Ericsson
Court of Claims
Washington
Frye
Secretaries of State, Treasury, War and Navy
International Marine Conference
Congress
Littleton
George W. Melville
U.S.N
Jeannette
Melville
National Home
Birchall’s Trial Opens New Medical Testimony in Murder Case
Woonstock Ontario September 24 the third day of the murder trial featured medical witnesses. Dr Tayloe of Princeton described Benwell’s instant death, boot marks and possible injury from a fall. Dr Welford of Woodstock supported the findings. Dr Staples testified Benwell died hungry. Government Detective Murray revealed a new discovery: a false motel registry entry reading F. C. Benwell Brantford Brant, used as a joke by two Brantford locals.
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Woonstock
Tayloe O
Princeton
Kbenwell
Benwell
Welford
Woodstock
Birchall
Murray
Benweill
F.C. Benwell
Brantford
Ont
Girchall
Crown
Arclabald Nyma
Baird Murray
Bristol
Engeland
J. W. Rogers
Europe
Multiple 1920s Weddings in Milton and Cambridge
A long line of lanterns marked the Milton residence of Mrs L J Williams for the marriage of Esther Adelaide Williams to Edwin Walker Overmire, with Rev Kk FP Holway officiating and attendants led by Miss May Williams. The couple will reside in Milton on Schivol street after traveling to Minneapolis. Also wed last evening were William FE Guyer of Arlington to Miss Emina A Williams at 18 Mt Auburn Street Cambridge with reception and a New York wedding tour to follow. In Richmond Adams, William Warren Richmond and Miss Margaret Hunter tied the knot at the Congregational Church with a Western tour planned. In Coxcamp NEL Miss Mary Isabel Eastman married Robert Emmett Styll of Greensboro at First Baptist Church with a bridal tour to Greensboro and a residence there planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Williams
Milton
Esther Adelaide Williams
Edwin Walker
M. E
Holway
Miss May Williams
Louis Mullgert
Messrs
H. Shueg
Taylor
H. A. Constable
W. Campbell
H. B. Williams
B. Sparro
Minneapolis
William FE. Guyer
Arlington
Emina A. Williams
Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge
James FF. Spalding
Christ's Episcopal Church
Peter A. Bary
Joseph FB. Williams
New York
Coxcamp
N.el
Mary Isabel Eastman
Edson
Haverhill
Mass
Mary Alexander
J. Andrews
Paul Kt. Holden
Arthur K. Day
Cyrus &. Robinson
Concord
Mrs. Styll
Greensboro
Waterstreet, Neponset
Thomson-Houston Eiectric Company
Boston
Auburn Street
Reynolds
Damase
Charles W. Bailey
Tufts Street
Somerville
Locke
Washington and
Myrtle Streets
Fitchburg Railroad
Medford Street
Strike at Union Pacific in Denver Paralyzes Yard
In Denver 125 switchmen walked out after a labor dispute with Union Pacific. Thirty new workers were hired and after a one hour delay, trains began moving again. Strikers have until tomorrow to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Union Pacific
Fires devastate several Ontario and New England shops
Sept 25 reports list widespread blazes in Tl. W. Milsan's store in Opdssa Ontario destroying Milsap's store Bonu's dry goods and Murphy & Sons' boot shop leaving town with little fire protection. Aug 24 fires damage Standard Rubber Co stock in Avousta Maine injuring two women. fire at Bunke residence in Buiston New Jersey. Neponset electric works damages. several other small incidents reported with alarms from multiple boxes.
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Oprssa
Ont
Fira
Tl. W
Weston Hallowell
Mahala Brown
Standard Rubber Company
Katie
Annie Frew
Buiston
N. i
Albert Bunke
Lord Stanley speaks at central fair on Canada trade
Ottawa report of Lord Stanley Governor General remarks at the central fair. He praises agriculture, warns against dependence on neighbors, and urges Canada to develop resources and seek new markets if old ones close. He cites optimism from the Finance Minister and notes allied officials in attendance. The speech touches on McKinley bill and cross border relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Sprerar
Lord Stanley
Canada
Tie
John Macdonald
United States
Lay
George Baden Powell
London
Eng
Terence O'rien
Coovernor
Newfoundland
Jord Stanley
England
Intp
Tle
Annual Railroad Stock Vote and Consolidation Plans
Stockholders of the Boston and Albany Railroad vote to increase capital by 50,000 shares to 75 million and approve a stock increase use for grade crossing elimination and bond payments. Directors named. Fitchburg Railroad approves consolidation with Cheshire, exchanging stock and share ratios, effective Oct 1, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany
Pitchburg
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Meionsen
Bliss
Samuel Hoar
Cliss
William Bliss
Boston
John Cummings
Woburn
Edward L. Davis
Worcester
Chauncey M. Lepew
New York
Jarvis N. Dunham
Pittsfield
Edward B. Gillett
Westfield
Edward D. Hayden
Samuel
Fitchburge Railroad Company
Tremont Temple
H. S. Marcy
Fitchburg
Cheshire
Cheshire Road
Fitchburg Road
Consolidation Vote and Director Elections in Cheshire Railway
Shareholders approved consolidation with the Cheshire road. One ticket of directors was elected with all current members including Marey Codman Wallace Crocker Ames Heywood Konntze Webb Smith Hollister. Codman and Heywood led voting. The plan passed with 139,118 yes to 28 no. Universalist Convention in Orange elected officers and set next meeting in Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshire Road
Consolidated Road
Teliers
Henry S. Marey
Robert Codman
Rodney Wallace
Charles T
Orange
I. Alexander
Boston
Charles Robinson
Newton
J. D. W. Joy
S. Woodbridge
Milford
J. B. Horton
BoEney
Tenney
Dorchester
Kh. R. Litchfield
Nedlond
W. Goldthwait
President's Return to Washington After Three Weeks Away
The President returned to Washington at 8:80 last evening from a three weeks stay at Cresson Venn. He was with Mrs. Harrison Mrs. Dimick Rev Dr Scott Russell B Harrison and Miss Sanger. They rode in General Superintendent Sheppards private car amid small crowds at each station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cresson
Venn
Harrison
Dimick
Dr Scott
Russell B. Harrison
Sanger
Sheppard
Horatio Harris & Co Auctioneers Notice at State Street
Auction sales by Horatio Harris & Co commission merchants located at 27 State Street. Public auction house listing items for sale and terms of sale to be announced by the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
Arnold Street
Atuuchon
Pewabic Mining lands to be sold with extensive mineral rights
The notice details a large parcel in Houghton County comprising portions of sections 25 and 36, including rights to minerals and mine operations retained by Pewabic Mining Company. It lists numerous deeds and reservations affecting land formerly held by Pewabic, Pewabie Mining, and related entities, with encumbrances and leaseholds involving Detroit & Lake Superior Copper Company and others. The sale, conducted by a special master, will include all property in one body, with ten percent cash deposit required at sale closing.
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TRE Clrcuip Court OF ‘the
United States
Western District of Michigan
Northern Division
Thomas HH. Mason
William Hart Smith
Sullivan Ballou
Pewabie Mining Company
Johnson Vivian
Keory Billings
Thomas H. Perkins
Algen J. Luttrick
Daniel L
Demmon
Pewabie Copper Company
Circuit Court of the United States
Thomas II, Mason
William Hartsmith
Sullivan Mallon
Venable Mining Company
Jahmson Vivian
Henry Lillings
Thomas J. Perkins
Lden I. Outtrick
Daniel J. Demmon
Vewable Copper Company
Solice
Vount
Houghton
Michigan
Court House
Wortage Lake
Pewable Mining Company
August Coburn
Wiliam Tewk
Register of Deeds
Mongston County
Jeaae Jones
Liberty
Pewalie Mining Company
Saiu
Pewabice Mining Company
Franklin Mining Company
Detroit & Lake Superior Copper Company
Pewabie Mining
Samuel F. Hodge
Rewister
Dees
John Senter
Pewane Mining Company
Venabie Mining Company
Detrott & Lake Superior Copper Company
Sata Register
Said
Ue Sane
Sail Pewabhie Mining Company
Jolnaon Vivien
Pewabic Mining Company
Jease
Lobo
Office of the Register of Deeds
Penalhie Mining Company
Joseph Haine
Rex
William Hosking
Keister
Drs
Felows
Penahie
Phomas Odgers
John Philips
Office of the Register of Deeds of
Satu County
Quincy
Torch Lake
Hodges
Portage Lake
Vortice Lake
Saia
Vortage Lake
Sari
Loughton
Sakl
Tewabie Mining Company
Thomas W. Edwards
Register
Pewahie Mining Company
Neeister
Theortheast
Alia Township
North Ot Range
Horely
Michigue
Htoushton
Zeta
Penstie Mining Company
Liddera
Marijnette
Mich
Pete White
Dickinson
Thurber & Stevenson
Thomas
Dunstan
Alfred Ressent
Wreckage of Parker M. Whitman to be auctioned at Fiske's Wharf
Public attention notes the sale of wreckage from the ship Parker M. Whitman to take place at Fiske's Wharf Friday at 2 pm. The auction includes sails windlass capstan 135 fathoms of cable four boats and sundry materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker M. Whitman
Fiske’s
Auction notice from Whitney Pousland firm on Boston stock exchange
Whitney Pousland & Co and Francis Henshaw & Co auctioneers announce no sales Saturdays. On Wednesday Oct 1 1890 at noon 15 shares Citizens Bank Wichita Kansas and Globe National Bank. 10 shares Dedham National Bank Dedham Massachusetts. 60 shares Great Falls Min Co. 67 shares Douglas Axe Mfg Co. plus other railroad and line stock holdings including Conn & Passumpsic Rivers RR Worcester Nashua & Rochester RR Co and Oregon Short Line & Utah No RR with various dates and values listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Bank
Wichita
Kaa
Globe N. Bank
Dedham Nat. Bank
Dedham
Masa
Great Falls Min. Co
Douglas Axe Mfg. Co
Boston
Nevere Keach & Lynn RR
Passumpsic Rivers RR
Worcester
Nashua & Rochester RR
Mik Torn & Mo. Valley RR
Oreson Short Line
Utah No. RR
Lyim & Loston RI
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Newburyport
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andolIph
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Ellesley
Weymouth
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Land
Whitman
Buffolk County
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Leominster
Nda Milford
Millbury
Northbridge
North Brookfield
Spencer
Warren
Webster
Westboro
Winchendon
Army and Navy Gazette
Messrs. McComas
Morrow
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Milken
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Henderson
McComas
Maryland
Lapble
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Crook
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Union Pacific Switchmen
Tives
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California Fruit
George
Lewis Wharf
Florida
Snow & CG
North Starket St
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C. E. Morrison & CO
Faneuil Hall Market
Virginia
Fruita
LY Lewis J. Bird & CO
Bloomfield Street
Holbrook & Fox
aoRice
No. 12 Post Office Sq
Administrator's
S&s
Francis Henshaw & CO
Congress Street
Corner Exchange Place
Boston Stock Machange
Hill Man. Co
Pacific Mitte
R. L. Day & CO
Ploe
The
Boston Stock Exchange
Real State
Istport
Farmers’ Loan « ‘Trust Co
Anthony
Kan
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Co
Anthony, Kan
Noe & Trust Co
Fan
Nat. Tube Works
Amoskeag Mig. Co
Amory City. Co
Malden & Melrose Gas L. Co
Somerville Electric L. Co
Do Cheshire
de Dover Stamping Co
Cheshire JR
Ogdensburg Transit Co
Dent, Ver
Ogden
Lake Ovens
Amomealts
Vermont & Mass
Ruilana Et
Ilo
Lvston
Revere Beach & Lynn
Coa
Ratland Rit
Kastern
N. A
Boston Water Lower Co
Lridge Co
International Tatton Hele 8
Mf. Co
American Ins. Co
Cig
Reece Hatton Hele M, Co
Boston Investment Co
City of
Airmen
M. L
Rutland
Wisconsin
Sunfolk Cordage Co
Tiursday
Balch
Live Stock Commission Agency
Devonshire St
New Hampshire Trust Go
Manchester
N. H
Devonshire Street
New England
JAN Jefpines & Sons
Devonshiry Street
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Post Office Square
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Stabate
Ben. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gliberens
Bros
F. Trulel
WM. KB. Turner
Axst
Exel
Adar
Rhode Island
Vermont
New Hampshire
Mortague Low Don
Congress St
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