Various Civic and Social Notices Light Up Boston Scene
The article lists arts classes under the Society of Decorative Art, a street parade by Boston Encampment No. 38 I.C. O. F. on October 9 with a Plymouth visit, Ernest Longfellow's allegorical painting, Old South Fair planned for Christmas, a lecture by Nathan Appleton on the Darien Canal, and a Socialistic Labor Party meeting led by Richard Burke on government disinterestedness. Also notes a Y M C A Bible class first meeting with a Memphmouth Cave talk, Holyoake lecture on cooperation at Stacy Hall, and remarks on Alderman Pope's death with tributes from Alderman O'Brien. Included are council actions on sewer work, street naming, temporary clerk hire, horse hire expenses, ward meeting regulations, and Commercial Street widening project funds.
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Harvard Board Reappoints Faculty In Various Disciplines
A special Harvard College Board meeting presided by Judge Hoar approved votes for multiple reappointments and new posts. Henry Baker Hill is renewed as assistant professor of chemistry for five years starting September 1, 1879, Ko Kan-hua named Chinese instructor for three years, Simeon Newcomb lectures on political economy for 1879 80, Henry G. Casey and William S. Fendosa to teach vocal and instrumental music, plus other demonstrator appointments. Further actions on Sargent and Arnold professorships await the next meeting, with possible consideration of Dr. Bellows eligibility for the overseership.
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Boston Theatre and nearby venues show closing runs and new bills
Boston Theatre reports Chanfrau closing the Arkansas Traveler engagement with sold out crowds and plans a strong Ideal Opera Company revival of H. M. S. Pinafore next week. The Gaiety features Zola the Circus Rider and Gus Williams in Our German Senator. The Boston Museum previews A Fool and his Money and The Spark and Two Orphans. Park Theatre presents Engaged for three more shows, with On Bail starting the Gilbert run. Redpath Lyceum announces eight concerts and Etelka Gerster appearance on Oct 21. Howard Atheneum praises Collyer and Kelly and Malone sketches. Boylston Museum draws crowds with swarms of reptiles. Dudley Street Opera House hosts a Lingard matinee and Pajamas staged by Dalziel before a Saturday close.
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Lingard Folly Company
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Accidents Leave Trio Hospitalized After City Collisions
Daniel Dietrich aged 13 of 30 Salutation street was struck by a car on Battery street while dodging a horse car at about 4:30 PM on Thursday. The vehicle passed over his right foot, crushing it severely. Charles F. Brown of Forbes lithograph rooms on Devonshire street injured his foot in a machine accident and was taken to City Hospital. Thomas Connors, 12, of Terrace street, suffered a severe head wound from a fall on Tremont street and was treated at City Hospital.
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Salutation Street
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Forbes Lithograph Rooms
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Fall political meetings spread across multiple venues
The Republican and Democratic scenes show varied campaign activity. Zachariah Chandler and Gen Kilpatrick eyed for speeches in Boston and surrounding cities, with numerous rallies planned from Maplewood to Woburn. Delegates elected in Fitchburg, Brookline, Malden and other towns, plus Butler clubs forming statewide and local chapters. registration deadlines set for October 21 and November 25.
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Alderman Pope Dies After Illness in South Boston
Benjamin Pope, a South Boston alderman and lumber firm member, died about 3 am September 25 at his home after a two week illness. A longtime city official and Mason, he led local improvements and founded the Mattapan Literary Association. Other deaths noted include Samuel J. Tuttle and Emil Cardozo among others.
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Providence Wins Eighth Championship Game on South End Grounds
The Providence club defeated Boston 9 to 8 in the eighth South End championship clash before about two thousand spectators. Errors and defensive miscues plagued both sides, with Tyng struggling behind the plate and Cogswell and Burdock notable in fielding. A long cricket and wrestling section followed, including a grand wrestling match at Music Hall where Dufur bested Holcomb in four falls, and later a draw and a $50 side bout.
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Grand Army Parade Honors Essex Veterans at Danvers
The annual Grand Army parade in Danvers drew large crowds as Essex county veterans led by Gov. Talbot and staff showcased numerous posts and brigades. A. J. Holt of Law commanded the procession with three brigades from Danvers, Swampscott, Newburyport, Salem, Peabody, Beverly, Georgetown, Lynn, Lawrence, and Amesbury, marching through Locust Maple streets to the parade ground where J. G. B. Adams reviewed them alongside Gov. Talbot. Decorations along the route highlighted local businesses and post headquarters while a 1 p.m. dinner was held at Gothic Hall with A. J. Holt presiding.
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Plague deaths rise as consul cites resin demand in Russia
The United States Consul at Mauritius reports the plague death toll rising to 5,592 since July 21 and 10,000 since the outbreak began. In Indianapolis the Evans oil mill’s north well collapsed, causing $10,000 loss after storing a large flaxseed stock. Buffalo millers tell the Railroad Committee they suffer from freight discrimination against Western dealers shipping grain and flour to New York and Boston. Druid Hill Baltimore marks the semi centennial of public schools with ceremonies. the system now includes 137 schools serving 35,0 scholars and 100 pupils at its opening.
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Hotel Brunswick described as fireproof and premier in New England
The Hotel Brunswick at Boylston and Clarendon streets is praised as one of the finest and safest in New England under Barnes and Dunklee. The building is fireproof with modern amenities, located near Trinity Church and the Museum of Fine Arts, close to downtown by streetcar or foot, yet quiet for permanent boarders or travelers.
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Readville Grounds Sold By Readville Auction
The Mercantile Savings Institution of Boston sold at Montague’s sale the Norfolk Agricultural Society grounds at Readville, 28 14-100 acres with a water drainage right to Sprague’s Pond. Mortgage figures total 15,000 plus a second mortgage by Quincy A. Shaw. unsecured notes exist. The estate was bid in by the bank for its claim, enabling a potential sale to a trustees’ stock company.
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William Carey Arrested for Breaking and Entering Hotel Huntington
William Carey was arrested by officers from Station 4 on Thursday evening for breaking and entering the apartments of Edward M. Bulling in Hotel Huntington on Cortes Street and stealing a quantity of clothing on Wednesday night.
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Nervousness tea and coffee cited by Dr Bock of Leipsic
A miscellany of brief items notes Dr Bock of Leipsic blaming tea and coffee for nerves, Cardinal Manning traveling to christen the Duke of Norfolk's heir, low Melbourne living costs, and cheap prime meat and bread. Various incidents follow: Charles Bunker killed en route to his Bellefontaine wedding. a lawn party to dead relatives in Rhode Island. Bulgarians and Roumelians curb fez exports. Talmage's winter plans praised amid tears. Additional notes cover a Miami picnic fight, two murders with seven wounded, a Rome statue copy price, Irish county Clare views, Wolseley offering cattle for Cetewayo, a Brighton preacher on trial, and the first case under a new crime act with Lovett back to servitude.
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A Border Romance of Princess Monica at Fort Laramie
The Steubenville Press recounts a true tale of Princess Monica daughter of Spotted Tail. Monica visited Fort Laramie and befriended a cavalry lieutenant who she loved. After news of her dying heartache Spotted Tail sent her to a Rocky Mountain camp where she died and was buried with Christian rites.
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Grandest bear hunt in Nevada and Arizona
Nevada and Arizona stock Natty Leather stockings for a grand West Coast bear chase. Virginia City Chronicle reports on the Webber Lake expedition chasing the famed Old Brin grizzly. About 200 hunters enrolled with many bearing battle scars from past encounters. The hunt aims to October with meat from other grizzlies and cinnamons anticipated.
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The Witch Doctor Dr. Baumeister Under Arrest in Cleveland
An elderly woman known as Dr. Baumeister with M. D. on her sign posed as a prophet healer. She swindled Casper Ehrbar out of 20000 dollars, fled to Sauk Centre Minnesota, and was captured and jailed in Cleveland. Searches continue for buried gold near Sauk Centre. Concurrently Moscow sent eighty four political criminals to Siberia in guarded wagons.
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Syouk Auctioneers
Neo
Merchants’ Exchange
Building
Wachusett National Bank
Fizenburg
Exeter Manufactories
Walworth Manufacturing
St. Louis
San Francisco
Mort
Texas and
New Orleans
Boston Wharf Co
Galveston, Sarees and
San Antonio RR. Co
Jlbo
National Bank of Commerce
Cedar Sette
Missouri River
Iowa Railroad Land Co
Revere Beach
Lafayette
Navimkeag National Bank
Salem
Cedar Rapids and Missouri River Railroad
Rutland Railroad
Bangor
Emigrant Savings Bank
Mercantile Savings Institution Book
Pak
Office OF the Trustees
Boston Water Power CO
Hoom 19
Boston Water Power Company
Hawes & Henshaw
Dwight Foster
Gilman, Collamore
Geo. F. Richardson
Province of Quebec
RR. LL. Day & CO
Khoom
JA. M
Boston Stock and Exchange Board
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Glendon Iron Co
Douglas Axe Manufacturing Co
National Bank of North America
Second National Bank
Lyconia Manufacturing Co
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
Worcester and Nashua
Wisconsin Valley Railroad
Boston, Revere Beach
Nashua and Rochester
Dorchester Gas Light Co
City of Cambridge
Town of Newton
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Home Savings Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Rane
Guy, Mo
Manhattan Beach Improvement Co
Manhattan Beach Railroad
Ogdensburg and
Lake Chen RR
Charlestown Sc. Savings Bank
Isburgh & Walker
Auctioncorss Carriage Depository
East Street
Ofton
Kiorses
Bay Make
présCol
Dennett
Harpes
Sar
Cent& Ham
Hiecel
Gil Friday
Alexander
Abdallah
Phaeton
Scotland
Blood Bay
Depository Friday
Silver Neal
Depository
Ani
Jeen
Victoria
Algo
Sargent
T Depository
Brewster
Brewster & Co
Pray Bros
Prayue
J. F
Dan
L Lambert
Messrs. Bates
Harris
Shoreham
Dan’l Lambert
B. Hammond
I. M. Tripp
Benj. FE
Bates
Fay
Ss. KR. Hnights & CO
Old State House
Main Street
Cambridgeport
J. H. Lester & CO
Tremont Street
Pearl Street
Henry C. Bird & Co
Tee Commission Merchants
Chandler Street
Alfred Newhall
Albert Howe & CO
Warren Avenue
A. S. Eaton
Northampton Street
Sai
J.H. Lester & CO
Ement Street
Matfaa
John H. Osgood
Hawley Street
A. M. Bates
Holbrook & Fox
Post Office Square
Gleason & CO
Sullivan Bros
Libbie
Beacon Street
School Street