Savannah rice planter presses tariff rise at commission
In Savannah a rice planter urged the tariff commission to raise the rice duty. A remark notes some critic dismissals. Bowman was renominated by a Republican district convention by a bare majority. The Buffalo Express is accused of shifting party allegiances, countering Traveller's past endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Tariff Commission
John
Bowman
Buffalo Express
the Traveller
Traveller
Boston
Mining and Industrial Journal Emerges In Enlarged Form
The Maine Mining Journal has changed its name to Mining and Industrial Journal with an enlarged appearance. The alteration signals a new character for the paper, reflecting its standing as a credit to Maine and its cities. It is likely appreciated by manufacturers, miners, millworkers, and mechanics statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Mining Journal
Mining and Industrial Journal
Maine
Lewiston Journal critiques Boston Post on liquor issue
The Lewiston Journal argues the Boston Post appeals to all voters opposed to prohibitory law rather than liquor men alone. It contends the Post seeks to defeat the Republican party and Bishop, labeling him a radical prohibitionist, by urging voting against the party this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston Journal
Boston Post
Massachusetts Democrats
Massachusetts
Butler
Bishop
Post
Iowa
Massachusetts voters and likely ticket in Massachusetts election
The Springfield Union notes urging voters to act by judgment and conscience, and predicts a Butler victory for governor with Bowerman as lieutenant governor Skillings as secretary Hodges as treasurer Sweeney as auditor and Verry as attorney general. It adds several Democratic candidates for Congress would be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Boston Post
Commonwealth
Springfield
William A. Hodges
John P. Sweeney
George F. Verry
Congress
Decline of Hawaiian Population Cited by Visiting American
A traveler from the Sandwich Islands notes that Hawaiian royalty often has no families, with King and Queen childless and several royal relatives also without heirs. He estimates fewer than 30,000 pure natives remain versus 500,000 a century ago, attributing decline to evident causes and implying future erasure of dusky chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich Islands
Emma
Hawaii
Boston Colored Journalist Promises Creditable Paper
The new organ of Boston’s colored people promises independence and strong editorial voice. It criticizes dominant racial and political dictations and urges action for justice and self preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Colored People of
Boston
Register Bruce
Mississippi
Chalmers
Congress
Hamilton Carter
Worcester
Hoar
Virginia
the Post
Democrats Split Over Syracuse Bargain and Cleveland Nomination
A New York Evening Post Albany correspondent notes the Grove Cleveland convention was orderly with no strong pledge from John Kelly. The piece contends Cleveland will win the north and west unless public sentiment shifts, and that Tammany’s obligation to him stems only from their nonopposition to his nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Syracuse
John Kelly
New York Evening Post
Albany
Vie
Grove
Cleveland
Kelly
Cincinnati
Tammany
Boss Arthur and the Republican Machine in 1880s Politics
Special despatch outlines how President Arthur relies on party operatives to run primaries and conventions. It argues the Republican machine domination corrupts politics, with delegates bought by patronage, and questions the president’s commitment to reform. It notes Dorsey, Mahone, and Conkling as era figures in machine control and critiques Arthur’s leadership.
Poor clerk bears 10 percent levy to support large family
A Washington Post item reports a city clerk, supporting eight dependents including his elderly mother and wife's father on a $1,000 salary, has paid 10 percent in political levies after selling a gold watch and chain. He fears retaliation if he does not pay, while the Democratic convention in Rockingham County, New Hampshire, names nominees for sheriff, commissioners, solicitor, and other offices. In Alabama, Paul Strobach’s expected federal patronage was revoked, undermining coalition chances as he was suspended after a visit by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Post
Rockingham County
Newmarket
James G. Brown
Hampton Falls
Calvin Page
Portsmouth
Albert J. Sanborn
Seabrook
Frank P. Brown
Candia County
John J. Pillsbury
Northwood
Washington
Paul Strobach
Alabama
New York
Coalition
Dorsey
Arkansas
Stephen W. Dorsey
Republican State Central Committee
Republican National Committee
Brewster
Marshant
Strafford County
N. Hi
Dover
N. H
Great Falls
Mark F. Nason
Arthur G. Whittemore
Ralph B. Palmer
Rochester
Thomas J. Smith
Aaron W. Foss
Rockbridge
Bhume
Oregon
Salem
Ore
United States
Mitchell
Prim
W. Carey Johnson
Scattering
New Hampshire
Peterborko
Peterboro
Daniel M. White
Niles
Mich
Fourth Congressional District
George B. Yaple
Greenback
Grafton County Fair Opens with Strong Early Entries
Grafton County New Hampshire opened its fair with warm pleasant weather and many entries, mainly stock and fancy articles, after a two year gap due to the state fair. Notable speeches planned for Wednesday afternoon include Senator Blair and James Burrows of Plymouth, Ossian Ray of Lancaster, plus balloon ascent by Prof James Allen of Providence. Other fairs around Lowell and Lewiston report robust stock and exhibits, with races and horse shows planned under electric light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton County
N. H
Yiymourne
Ratton County
Laconia
Blair
Jas. Burrows
Plymouth
Ossian Ray
Lancaster
James Allen
Providence
Middlesex North
Lowell
Mass
Middlesex North Agricultural Society
Congressman Russell
Discoveries From Gulf Stream Tilefish Expedition
Capt Joseph W Collins returns from the Josie Reeves to the Gulf Stream edge after three days of trawling without tilefish. New food fish, 1-4 pounds, pink mottled back and cream belly, 13 dorsal spines, white flesh when cooked, sent to Washington for ID. Barnard Phillips hails it as a rare food fish. lobster traps yielded slime and eels. Prof Baird plans wire traps for deep water testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
Joseph W. Collins
Josie Reeves
New York
Gulf Stream
United States Fish Commission
Washington
Barnard Phillips
New York Times
Baird
Old Josh Eddy Dies in Squalid Philadelphia Shack
The Rev Joshua Provinc Bond Eddy an eight year old colored preacher known as Old Josh Eddy died in a tumble down South street shanty. He was son in law of the late Rev Bishop Allen and reportedly possessed wealth exceeding one hundred thousand dollars invested in 37 Philadelphia houses, nine Camden properties, two New Jersey farms, and additional real estate in Frankford and Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joshua Provinc Bond Eddy
South Street
Fifth
Bishop Allen
M. E. Church
Josh Eddy
Reat
Camden
New Jersey
Andy
Frankford
Chester
Stoddard Opens Season With Netherlands Notes Lecture
John L. Stoddard launched his season in Brooklyn at the Academy of Music with a full house for his new course. The lecture titled Notes from the Netherlands drew on his travels with Mr. Black whose photographs illustrated the talk. The audience gave him a warm reception and the opening lecture was a brilliant success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John L. Stoddard
Brooklyn
Academy of Music
Netherlands
Black
Further Rise in the Streams Additional Damages Reported
In Plainfield New Jersey on September 26 a rise in streams was noted with rain continuing at intervals. Damages include Seeleys paper mills Scotch Plains 10009 Harper Hollingsworth Darby manufacturers Scotch Plains 2500 Bridges Rhoades Fiywood township 10000 Pennsylvania trains removed from Central railroad and now run on their own tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
N. J
Seeley’s Paper Mills
Scotch Plains
Harper, Hollingsworth & Darby
Bridges & Rhoades
Fiywood Township
Pennsylvania
Central Railroad
Wreck on Towantic Station Blocks New England Train
A through passenger train bound for New York on the New England road collided with a freight train at Towantic station near Waterbury. Several freight cars were wrecked and the engine suffered damage. No injuries reported. Trains rerouted via siding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York and
New England Road
Towantic, Conn
Waterbury
Conn
New York
Towantic Station
New York and Northern Road
Fifth District Republicans renominate Bowman for Congress
The Fifth District Republican convention at Wesleyan Hall renominated Selwyn Z. Bowman of Somerville for Congress amid tense debates over civil service reform. Bowman supporters faced opposition from Somerville ring factions and critics arguing against patronage and the Worcester platform. A committee list for the district committee was chosen, and the convention adjourned after resolutions were debated and rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Hall
Selwyn
Bowman
Somerville Ring
George A. Davis
Cambridge
Abbott
Watertown
George A. Bruce
Somerville
Fifth Congressional District
Worcester
Republican Party
Gerreret
National Civil Service
Congress
Jabez Fox
Fifth District
F E. G. Sanger
J. L. B. Pratt
Brighton
John Haskell Butler
Charles C. Gage
Arlington
Leroy Parker
Ward 10
Boston
East Cambridge
J. B. Thayer
Edward D. Hayden
Woburn
Samuel Montague
Francis B. Hiyes
Lexington
Esseeeseets
Selwyn Z. Bowman
D. Hayden
Sanners
MOM
Sanger
Augustus Russ
Henry Lee
Higginson
Bruce
Congressman Bowman
Ross
Hastings
Hayes
J. M. Lunt
Nelson Gaskins
F. W. Raymond
J. G. Pollock
Samuel O. Upham
Waltham
Fox
Bow
J. M. Shute, Jr
E. G. Sanger
G. A. Davis
A. M. Lunt
Ephraim Stearns
B. O. Wilson
E. F
Wyer
E. O. Gage
G. L. Rutiin
George L. Clark
New Bedford
George Delano
Fall River
Crapo
Gen. Butler
Fall River Herald
Interview with William Abbott on the Vera Cruz railroad
London financier William Abbott, visiting the city with his family, speaks highly of the Vera Cruz English railway. He argues railroads curb revolutions, discusses subsidies and bond prospects, and praises honest management while urging Boston and English investors to keep stock dealings clean and supportive of Mexican rail development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Abbott
London
England
Royal Geographical Society
London Stock Exchange
America
Brunswick
Abbott
Canada
John Bigelow
Mexico
Mexican Railway (Limited
Vera Cruz
Vera Cruz Road
London Exchange
United States
Iit
Mr. Bigelow
Argentine Confederation
Mexican Central
Mexican National
City of
Vera Cruz Company
Rocky Mountains
Mathieson & Co
Parrties
Grand Trank
Great Western
Boston
Circus Train Wreck Deaths At Point Lick Inquest
A Louisville coroner's inquest revealed the Sell Bros circus train of 21 cars descended a 72 foot grade per mile with only four brakes. Brakes had been removed to load wagons, causing loss of control and an embankment fall. Three killed instantly, three fatally wounded, and two seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Sell Bros
Point Lick
Sells
Heavy Failures and Bankrupt Firms Across Cities
Heavy failure in Wellington Bros. & Co. assigns to Samuel B. Rindge and others with no liability details. In New York several firms including American Union Express announce assignments to Christian D. W. Lilliendall and related failures. In Kansas the Western Hardware Co. fails under president W. W. Marbourg with $200,000 debts and $150,000 assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Bros. & Co
Samuel B. Rindge
David Nevins
Joseph 8
Kendall
New York
Richard Powell
Samuel Minner
Charles A. Childs
Aspinwall Fuller
George A. Francis
Albert L. Chamberlain
William Fuller
American Union Express Company
Christian D. W. Lilliendall
Rubber Command Jewelry Company
Follett
Richardson, Boynton & Co
Kansas
Atchison, Kan
Western Hardware Company
W. W. Marbourg
Seventh Day Baptists visit Newport old church site
About 59 visitors from across the country arrived in Newport during a Seventh Day Baptists general conference at Ashaway to tour the colony’s historic Barney street church. The fabric, first erected in 1729 with earlier structures on the same site, features a high pulpit, carved sounding board, galleries surrounding three sides, and a more than 200 year old clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Seventh Day Baptists of America
General Conference
Ashaway
Barney Street
First Baptist Church
Universalist convention opens in Franklin with hundreds gathered
The Massachusetts Universalist church societies convened in Franklin on Tuesday afternoon at the Universalist church on Main Street. About 400 attendees, including 150 delegates from many Massachusetts towns, heard reports from treasurer and secretary detailing church finances and memberships. The body approved a motion disfavoring Tufts Divinity School students preaching before the final graduation period, and scheduled further conferences and addresses by prominent ministers through the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Universalist Church Societies
Franklin
Universalist Church
Main Street
Massachusetts
C. W. Biddle
Cambridge
R. T. Sawyer
W. A. Start
Abington
Beverly
St. John’s
Boston
Jamaica Plain
Charlestown
Danvers
Gloucester
Hyannis
Universalist
Lynn
Marlboro
Milford
Newtonville
Palmer
Salem
Shelburne Falls
Springfield
Taunton
Wakefiera
Tufts Divinity School
A. A. Miner
D.D
C. Ellwood Nash
Newton
Boston Scooped by Troy on Tuesday in South End game
Remarkable field play by the Troy club held the Boston nine scoreless yesterday afternoon at the South End grounds. Mathews pitched well for Boston with eight strikeouts, while Deasley's passed ball in the first inning gave Troy their lone run. Ferguson anchored strong defense contributing to three double plays as light conditions and water-logged spots marked the rough field and small attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Club
Bostons
South End
Mathews
Deasley
Troys
Hotaling
Sutton
Morrill
Pfeffer
Ferguson
Fires Flare in Boston Area and New England Losses
A series of fire alarms in and near Boston report slight blazes in a switchman's house at Prison Point and in a Cambridgeport machine shop caused by sparks. A kerosene lamp explosion in Malden also caused a small fire. Brief reports from New Haven, Providence, Chicago, Lancaster, and Waterbury detail factory and barn fires with losses ranging from $1,300 to $150,000 and various insured amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Prison Point
Cambridge
Morrill & Allen
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Thomas Reed
Madison Street
Malden
New Haven
Conn
Maltby, Stevens & Curtis
Birmingham
Providence
R. I
St. Francis Cemetery
Pawtucket
Philadelphia
Equitable
Chicago
Lake
Anton Kreier
Kreiger
Lancaster
Frame & Bro
Waterbury
Julius Pixley
Vermont Mutual
Worcester Music Festival Opens With 40 Piece Orchestra
The Worcester festival opened with a full orchestra of 40 and a 500-voice chorus. Soloists included Hattie Louise Simms Antonia Hearne J C Bartlett and Franz Remmertz replacing Edward Mahoney due to illness. Evening concert repeated the crowd and acclaimed performance with 16 selections and the Schubert club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Hattie Louise Simms
Antonia Hearne
J. C. Bartlett
Franz Remmertz
Edward J. O. Mahoney
Anna Bishop
Simms
Henne
Addie L. Chickering
Bartlett
Remmertz
Edward Remenyi
E. M. Bagley
Captain and mate of Undaunted charged with cruelty
Captain Joseph C Hamilton and first mate Charles A Cummings of the Bath Maine ship Undaunted were arrested for cruelty at sea to crew. Accusations include beaten landsmen who did not speak English and a seaman allegedly killed after falling into a hatchway. They were held in $1,000 bail each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph C. Hanmilton
Bath
Charles A. Cummings
Pei
Denelo
Cane Rush Feuds Sophomores Win at Dartmouth
Hanover Sept 26 A cane rush between sophomores and freshmen ended after forty five minutes with the sophomores, greased and bare chested, seizing the cane. Dartmouth YM A selects delegates Barstow Lord Foster Adams to the state convention at Franklin Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchendon
Mass
W. S. Adams
New Ipswich
N. H
Two Boys Steal Yacht Twilight and Are Caught in Boston
Brevities report that Michael Lane and David Robinson stole the yacht Twilight from A. K. Hall at West Lynn Sunday evening, sailed to Boston, where they were arrested Tuesday afternoon. The yacht club claw bake was postponed due to unfair weather, and local notes include a Lynn man’s 80th birthday gift, several court cases, and police raids on liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Lane
David Robinson
Twilight
A. K. Hall
West Lynn
Boston
The
Lynn Yacht Club
William N. Spinney
No. 14
South Common Street
Albert H. Knowles
John A. Landers
E. R. French
Edward Linnehan
James H. Anderson Knott P. Martin
Charles Hurley
Daniel Gould
Bernard Connelly
Citizens’ Temperance Union
George C. Jeffery
David Keif
E. A. Berdge
New Hampshire Crops Expected To Reach Average
Despite July and August drought, crops in much of New Hampshire and western Maine are forecast to reach the average of prior years. Favorable early summer growth and recent rainfall for late pasturage are cited as key factors reducing drought impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
New Hampshire
Maine
Hartford Life and Annuity Certificate Case Affirmed
Albany N Y Sept 26 The general term of the supreme court has affirmed the decision of the term refusing to issue certificates of authority to the Hartford Life and Annuity company of Hartford It is not known whether the company will carry the case to the court of appeals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Supreme Court
Insurance Department
Hartford Life and Annuity Company of
Hartford
Court of Appeals
New England News Briefs From Portland and Surrounds
Portland reports 10 793 public school scholars while Lewiston postmaster orders one superintendent of mails and four letter carriers. Biddeford shoemakers plan wage increase after a Tuesday meeting ending in compromise. State vote totals show Robie 72724 Plaisted 63952 Chase 1302 Vinton 270 Eustis 305. Robie trails regional candidates. Plaisted leads his ticket. Abbie Roberts of Northeast Harbor injured in laundry mangle loss of hand likely both. City Marshal White sues Portland Argus for libel seeking 10000 damages over Augusta liquor riot coverage alleging link to Hoyt company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Lewiston
S. Newcomb & Co
Biddeford
Robie
Plaisted
Chase
Vinton
Eustis
Abbie Roberts
Northeast Harbor
Rodick Hotel
White
Sage Arm
Messrs
Baker & Baker
Portland Argus
Augusta
The
Argus
Hoyt & Co
S Express
Ladd Killed Crossing Express at Manchester
John P. Ladd aged S years was instantly killed by the Montreal express as it entered Manchester about 6 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The boy tried to cross the track in front of the engine. Two Frenchmen section hands on the Concord railroad Bullock and Greenwood were killed at Garvin's Falls walking on the track and struck by the up express. They lived in Suncook aged about 30 and 23. The Dover court trial Henry Sayward vs Contetor Stevens for 500 on a stock deal ended with jurors unable to agree and discharged. Eastman Association festival set for Oct 19 at Merrimack Hall East Concord with genealogical report and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Ladd
Montreal Express
Manchester
Henry Sayward
Niles Express Company
Contetor Stevens
Boston and Maine Railroad
Dover
Bullock
Greenwood
Concord
Garvin’s Falls
Suncook
Eastman Association
Merrimack Hall
East Concord
Roger Eastman
Committee On Genealogy
Ebenezer Eastman
Roger
Drowning at North Adams Dam Claims 28-Year-Old Lapham
George Lapham of Pownal aged 28 fell as he adjusted timbers at a dam on Hoosac River in North Adams Tuesday and drowned. His body remains buried under timber. search continues. In Kirby, Daniel W Pope’s premises were broken into Thursday night with harnesses cut, wagon bills broken, boots stolen and 49 young apple trees felled. The same neighborhood saw cattle poisoning last summer linked to Mr Parker. McCaffrey of Waterbury has been indicted. his prior alleged insanity over his wife and mother’s murder last spring prompted detention at Brattleboro, now considered rational, with insanity deemed feigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lapham
Pownal
North Adams
Hoosac
Daniel W. Pope
Kirby
Parker
McCaffrey
Waterbury
Brattleboro
Pepper custody fight at Worcester shoe factory
Mrs. Pepper and her father tried to take their seven year old son from Pepper at the Fa River shoe plant. Pepper’s resistance was aided by co workers. A wheel in the American Linen mill exploded injuring several workers including John Barnard who died shortly after. Thomas Moore and James Downs were hurt but not seriously. Police detained John Abbott and Hattie Holden amid a child murder case involving a newborn theft and disposal. The Fall River Savings Bank declared a semi annual dividend of 24 percent and a 4 5 percent extra on three year deposits. In South Framingham a cruel to a child case sent G H W Carr and Mrs. Augusta Whitne to bonds for grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Downs
John Abbott
Hattie Holden
Worcester
Abbott
Fall River Savings Bank
Ing
South Framingham
G. H W. Carr
Augusta Whitne
Carr
Reception Plans for President Arthur in Boston and Marshfield
Portsmouth to Marshfield reception schedule outlines that President Arthur will visit the White Mountains then Boston. He will be met Oct 10 by Gov. Long staff in Portsmouth and depart Oct 11 via special car to Cottage Farm station, with cavalry escort to Boston. A public reception at Faneuil Hall and lunch at the Hotel Brunswick follow, with a dress reception in the afternoon. The Webster Historical Society names committees for the centennial celebration including Finance Invitations and reception General arrangements Plat form tents at Marshfield Printing and more, meeting Thursday at 12 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mountains
Boston
Portsmouth
Gov. Long
Somerville
Grand Junction Railroad
Cottage Farm Station
Boston and Albany
Arthur
Brunswick
The
Webster Historical Society
Stillman B. Allen
Tobey
W. B. Wood
Roland Worthington
Peter Butler
iHon
John D. Long
Thomas Talbot
George C. Richardson
Roland Oreton
Stephen M. Allen
F. C. Prince
Albert Palmer
W. W. Clapp
R. M. Pulsifer
Marshfield
Henry W. Nelson
Edwin Adams
Frank B. Deveraux
John H. Butler
Frank Boutwell
Thomas H. Cummings
Society
Equitable
Noteworthy Great Exhibition Pitcher and Fair Highlights
A large historic 11½ gallon pitcher by Enoch Wood & Sons, depicting naval battles 1812–14, is shown near Low ell’s display. It was imported in 1524 and first used at Gen. Lafayette’s reception in Troy, New York, Sept. 18, 1824. The exhibit also features Ping Palmino pine leaf mattresses, Ideal Coffeepot Company displays, free coffee, and trombone performances by Frederick R. Innes. Visitors inquire about cigarette girls. Clarke notes they arrive Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Enoch Wood & Sons
Burslem
England
Lafayette
Troy
N. Y
Boston
H. Bowen
Horace J. Richards
Chesapeake
Shannon
Boston Harbor
Eastern
Dover
Sawyers
Dover Point
Portsmouth
Greenland
North Hampton
Hampton
Hampton Falls
Seabrook
Amesbury
Salisbury
Clarke
Florida
Ideal Coffeepot Company
Philadelphia
Frederick R. Innes
A. L. Delesdernier
National Guard Muster Delights Crowd at Camp Governor Bell
The state national guard muster at Camp Governor Bell enjoyed good weather. Troops drilled two hours this afternoon and closed with a dress parade. Five regimental bands impressed visitors including Adjutant General Ayling Inspector General Wheeler and Col Solon A Carter. Mayor Green of Boston to accompany the party next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxncornd
N.qu
State National Guard
Camp Governor Bell
Ayling
Wheeler
Solon A. Carter
Mayor Green
Boston
Gey
Long
Knox and Lincoln Musical Association Opens in Rockland
The 18th annual Knox and Lincoln Musical Association session begins at Farwell hall Rockland with conductor George L. Osgood of Boston and Boston soloists Mrs. Allen soprano Mrs. Fenderson contralto and Mr. Babcock bass. Local pianist Mrs. Wight and the Orpheus club orchestra accompany. Large class expected and concerts planned for Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Knox and Lincoln Musical Association
Farwell Hall
George L. Osgood
Boston
Allen
Fenderson
Babcock
Wight
Orpheus Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Telegraph and Mail
Colorado
Cap'n Boutelle
Ohio
Bangor
Berlin
Bismarck
Oliver Ames
Union Pacific Railroad
Jay Gould
David Davis
Annie Barr
Herald
David
Boss Arthur
Republican Machine
Dorsey Boss
Mahone
Saratoga
Mr. Arthur
Barney
Biglin
State Committee
Grant
Gen. Grant
Mr.Conkling
Indiana
Cers
Milton A. Taylor
Nashua
J. Frank Webster
Andrew Burton
Charles H. Towle
Daniel Co. Roberts
Dan H. Woodward
Keene
John J. Bell
Exeter
Frank A. McKean
George P. Cleaves
Charlies C. Danforth
Nathaniel W. Cumner
Henry A. Marsh
Charles ©. Dorr
Benjamin Dean
Charles L. Woodbury
John L. Stevenson
Mount Horeb Commandery
Third Regiment
Masonic Temple
Merrimack County
Coxcorn
A. M. Abiel Rolfe
A. G. Jones
Jonathan L. Pickering
Edward G. Head
Geo. ©. Little
Pembroke
Cheries H
Folger
Mt. Vernon
N.Y
Chronicle
Stephen B. French
Robertson
Republican State Committee
Hillsboro
N. N
Alfred G. Fairbanks
George A. Cochrane
Antrim
Joel C. Annis
Grand Commandery Knights Templars
Avoostock
Barnstable
Barnstable County Agricultural Society
Cape Cod
Bristol County
Bristol County Agricultural Society
David Padelford
S. W. Leonard
Raynham
W. Ji. Hopkins
Seekonk
Taunton Insane Hospital
William Nason
George H. Lilley
Stoddard
Russell B. Dean
Pittsfield
Nathan Appleton
Misses Longfellow
Baltimore
Europe
Osborne
St. Andrews
N. B
Nantucket
Creighton
James R. Osgood
Dublin
Howells
Bret Hart
Edwin Booth
Aldrich
Lawrence Hutton
L. Alma Sacer
R. Hawley
Henry James, Jr
Yh. Pierce
John Hay
Charles Dudley Warner
Clarence King
Moncure D. Conway
P. A. Dowd
Police Telefore
New England
Weston Electric Lght Company
Dowds
Speen
Eine Ign Mgns Bor
Charles Atthe
Bedford
Y Gobb
Tsince
Thomas J
Bsq
Bolting Bowman
Kmick
Florence
Coney Island
Manhattan Beach
Governor’s Island
Alli
Whelan
Sydney
Clanes
Grace
Irving
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company
George J. Gould
J. H. Banker
Norvin Green
Thomas J. Eckert
John van Horne
James A. Irving
Capt. Irving
Detective Force
Brooklyn ‘Academy
Faneuil
Gall
Popics
Massachusetts State Firemen’s Association
Faneuil Hall
Damrell
C. H. Fisher
Boothbay
Samuel McGowan
South Norwalk
Edward 8. Carpenter
Danielsonville
Stephen L. Marston
H. H. Easterbrook
Joseph Bunker
Henry A. Hill
National Association of Fire Engineers
G. Watt Taylor
Richmond
Thomas A. Raymond
New York State Fire Association
M. Baker
Oswego
State Fire Association
B. Bryson McCool
Pottsville
W. W. Wunder
Reading
P. P. Pippen
Montpelier
Ntc
L. L. Davis
Association
W. H. Turner
Haverhill
W. M. Snow
Middleboro
Samuel Abbott
Kerr
St. John
McGowan
Worrall
Woonsockett
John B. Peek
North Attleboro
Carpenter
Yarner
John EB. Fitzgerald
Boston Fire Commission
Hemmenwway
Fire Department
Framingham
Surner
Christie
Illinois
West
Camrell
Tremont Temple
D. Dorchester
Julius H. Seelye
D. D
Amherst College
J. Ellen Foster
John L. Swift
Senator Blair
John B. Pockel
Clarendon Street
Winthrop Street
Trinity Methodist
Mt. Bellingham
Chelsea
Livermore
Leavitt
Jester
McLaughlin
James Fene O. P. Gifford
F. W. Ellis
Prrmostin Democrats
Maj. Stott
Fourth District
John A. Andrew Hall
Lodge
Frost
Converse
Davis
David Randall
Hon. R. R. Bishop
Senate
A. E. Scott
William G. Peck
Andrew C. Stone
Lawrence
State Senate
Essex
Charles S. Lilley
Middlesex
Asa French
Norfolk
Plymouth County
Bridgewater
Dedham
Horace Kingman
William H. Osborne
East Bridgewater
C. W. Sumner
Brockton
Judge Bumpus
Weymouth
F. D. Ely
Norfolk County
Memorial Hall
Gorham Hallett
Hallett
F. D. Cobb
Workingmen’s Association of
Pleasant Hall
Lovering
Nelson Curtis
George Curtis
Ly Mason
South Venice
Alonzo Mason
Mary Miles
A. Bolster
Frances Bullard
Francis Curtis
Alonzo Curtis
Westminster
John Curtis
Auburn
George EK
Charles
Ezra Curtis
George
Exii
Giles H. Rich
N. G. Smith
John B. Simpson
Sells Circus
Gotham Gleanings
Clinton Hall
Brown
Nicholson
Byron
Moore
Rollo
Smith & Shelly
Grass Lake
Frank Dwella
Gingras & Langlois
Grocers
Quebec
R. & H. Adams
Paterson
Kansas City
Phipps
Hamilton
Ont
Wyandotte
Pittsburg
Jonathan Walgamott
Peoria
Enoch Noble
Edward Noble
James B. Price
Kreckel
United States Court
A. Duncan
Asia
Jacqu
Andrew Terry
Julian Janan
James
Elix Jandreau
Octave Valiz
Peter Dumo
Peter Roberge
Senior
Junior Jae. Laseile
Robert Horelle
Arthebaska
Massachusetts Universalists
R. B. PO
Hormung
Kagan
Connors
Ol Welch
Das
Bowen
Oj Gillespie
Deasiey
Roseman
Burdock
Wise
Oy Hobert
Keefe
Metropolitan
Buffalo
Kenora
W. H. Moody
Kenoza Park
MaiHelery
Honest Lyon
MAU D
King’s Own
H. H. Gage
Bradford
Chester Driving Park
Salli Bo
Warrior
Seer Arewatesatee Jasasepeed
Bessic
Tosa Oe
Dick Wick
Island Park
Amelia Cu Vos
Lowis
Comnelidsce
Prospect Maid
Hanlan
Silver Lake
Kennedy
Preble House
Washington, D. C
Jackson
Silverlake
Steen
Drummer Girl
Charlie Grant
Jennie Tullman
Arrostook Boy
Fondling
Fred
A. N. Brackett
Harbager
Zephyr
Baby
Lilla Dale
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Beacon Park
Beacons
Hyde Parks
Hyde Park
Harvards
William C. Williamson
Charles H. Reed
Hobbs
George F. Bigelow
Emily Fifield
Charles Tfutchins
Hutchins
Fy Bigelow
Piano
Williamson
Sarah E. Welch
Andrews
Jane ©. Gormley
Della G. Robinson
Comins
Elizabeth A. Pond
Dillaway
Lucy G. Peabody
Dudley
Barry
Gaston
Florence J
Committee On Accounts
Blake
Gallagher
Josiah A. Stearns
Norcross School
Stearns
Hyde
Metcalf
Mason
Board of Supervisors
Eustis Street
Vine Street
Garfield
Crowley
Moran
Committee On Rules and Regulations
Mary S. Curtis
Solomon A. Bolster
Perking Street
Foreign News
Times
Dillon
North Sea
Baltic
Egypt
Dartmouth Notes
B. French
Clayton McMichael
W. W. Astor
U.S. Grant
Hartranft
ScPrRior Courtt
Charles King
Lycurgus
Cook
Ingalls
Ratshesky
Swampscott
Margaret Heath
Osgood
Samuel H. Bridges
Eastern Railroad
Nathaniel Bassett
James King
Spring Street
Charles River
Cragie
Brockton Agricultural Society
Arthur BD. Monroe
Messisag Brown and White
Union Glass Works
Edward F. Johnson
Fourth District Court
M. Elizabeth Simonds
Edward Simonds
Medway
Delano March
March Brothers, Pierce & Co
Mount Auburn Street
BE. A. Capen
James H. Bird
Everett
William R. Carr
Charles G. Swett
Stoneham
United American Mechanics
Wilmington
Del
National Council, Order of United American Mechanics
G. H. Burton
James N. Cately
Ceneral Advertising
Post Publishing
Publishers
General Fund
General Fund, $273,932 30; Widows and Orphans’ Fund
Delaware
Maryland
Connecticut
West Virginia
Kentucky
California
NEW England News
New Haspshire
Vermont
Marshfield Society
Institute Fair
NEW Hampshire Military
Musical Convention
Lewando
Temple PL
Boston, U.S. A
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!