Boston East 1883 Saturday Morning Jetset Page Guide
The item presents a newspaper page listing sections and topics for Boston East dated September 29, 1883, including Mr Prince position, the National Monument to Jefferson, letters from the people, financial and market reports, marriages and deaths, semi annual dividends, meteorological reports, hotel arrivals, ship news, local news, obituary, and court record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Prince
National Monument
Jefferson
Couct Record
Belfast man dies suddenly after letter about Dutch inheritance
New England News from Maine reports Anthony Andrews of Belfast died very suddenly on Monday. He had just received a letter noting a Holland uncle’s death and a 3000 gilders inheritance. The piece also quotes A C Carr praising a large apple crop and ample home supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Andrews
Belfast
Anunecle
Holland
A. C. Carr
Loco Motive Hit Farmer Near Plymouth In Fatal Condition
John Merrill, a farmer, was struck by a locomotive near Plymouth on Friday and will probably die from his injuries. Several other items note pardons, old crimes, counters, a ballooning accident, and the eighteenth annual reunion of the Twelfth New Hampshire volunteers at Ashland with 2600 attendees and various speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Merrill
Plymouth
Michael J. Stalin
West Thornton
Strafford County
New England Insurance Exchange
Dover
Stratford County
Daniel H. Wendell
A. D.elles
Great Falls
C. W. Tapley
Starmington
Prof. Allen
Providence
Rochester
Wells Beach
North Berwick
Twelfth
New Hampshire Volunteers
Ashland
Inez Andrews
H. B. Fowler
Bristol
Fannie M. Keys
Gov. Hale
Tand
Rutland Grand Jury Returns 25 True Bills
The Rutland grand jury Friday found 25 true bills though indictments remain public. It is understood no bill was found against Mrs. Theodore Goodwin of Castleton who is under arrest for the murder of her child last Saturday and she will be discharged. John P. Howard of Burlington announced plans to donate a building to the University of Vermont medical department and refit the old medical building as a gymnasium at about 40000 dollars. The total gifts by Mr Howard to the university and city reach 400000 dollars in ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Theodore Goodwin
Castleton
John P. Howard
Burlington
Medical Department
University of Vermont
Tioward
Fatal altercation at Sweet's Corner near North Adams
John Butler of Sweet's Corner nine miles from North Adams died Thursday from injuries after an alcohol fueled altercation with a neighbor. Police report both men were intoxicated and foul play was not involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Butler
Swests Corners
North Adams
Worcester
Beethoven
Hansel
Samson
Zerrahn
Sweet’s Corner
Butler
Jerry Boland
New Haven
Northampton
Westfield
John Holmes
Great Barrington
Monte
Sharpers
Providence Mill Accident and City Deaths Report
Eldridge F Carr a mill helper had his right arm torn off on Shurs ay while at work. A man registered at the City hotel Providence as 8 Kohn Boston was found dead in his bed on Wednesday. A coroner s jury at Providence says Frank M Dolan who died after a tussle with a horse car conductor died of natural causes. James Corcoran of Providence was run over by a horse car on Broad street Thursday night his leg crushed requiring amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge F. Carr
Seer Earay
Shursay
City Hotel
Providence
Kohn
Boston
Frank M. Dolan
James Corcoran
Broad Street
Diverse Figures Noted in Maine and New York News
The report lists numerous figures including judge ill in Maine, Judge Gray’s improving health, E S Croustin of the Bank of Montreal visiting the Adams house, and Bradlaugh seeking a Commons seat. It notes a cotton plant at ex Senator Bradbury’s Augusta home, and other civic and religious updates around Boston, Chelsea and New York with mentions of auctions, travel, family births, and diocesan leadership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Donnell
Artemus Libbey
Maine
Washington
Gray
Mgr. E.S. Croustin
Bank of Montreal
Adams House
Bradlaugh
House of Commons
United States
Bradbury
Augusta
Dunbar
William Clark
Boston
P. Coland
New York
Rotterdam
William Carroll
Chelsea
Ferguson Haines
Biddeford
Brewster
Massachusetts
C. W. Hagarman
Merchants’ Bank of Canada
Montreal
Embezzler Morrell Is Sentenced to Five Years
R B Morrell ex auditor of the Philadelphia gas trust was Friday sentenced to five years imprisonment for embezzlement totaling 46000. Ex Lieutenant Governor Jaco Meuller of Cleveland filed suits Friday for 5000 damages from the Leader and 50000 from the Arzeiger over alleged libels in political articles. A Pittsburg district convention of railroad and river coal miners met Friday to discuss advancing river coal prices. Umpire McCune's winter rate decision pleased both miners and operators. The schooner David Vance struck a Chicago river abutment Friday breaking a pier section and causing several injuries. Judge Samuel Hand ruled in favor of New York state against Western Union for 178397 taxes, with total recoverable taxes near 626000. A New Orleans negro named George Le Fleur died at about 110 years old after a life spanning piracy and captivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Morrell
Philadelphia Gas Trust
Jaco Meuller
Cleveland
Arzeiger
Pittsburg
McCune
Chicago
David Vance
Samuel Hand
Albany
State of New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
George Lefleur
New Orleans
Africa
Juan Rodriguez
Han
Lefleur
Ofette
Ae Astaiosee
Bay State Politics Report on Prince and Butler
Massachusetts political notes detail ex mayor Prince possibly accepting a lieutenant governor nomination, then allegedly denying it while illness cited. Independent Republicans curb Nichols resignation. threats to Butler reform push and warnings of party maneuvers. Meetings in Boston and Salem set local campaign actions with lists of appointments and organizational shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince
Herald
London
Aid
Massachusetts
America
Cephalonia
National Democratic Committee
Europe
Democratic Party
General Committee
Republican State Committee
Benjamin F. Butler
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Republican Party
Gen. Butler
Nichols
Copeland
The
Republic
Butler
Robinson
Congress
New York Sun
Ben Butler
Frisbie Hoar
Worcester
Boston Traveler
George
Louisville Courier-Journal
Cyrus Field
Gov
Butler Mania and Mass Republican Struggles Rise in 1884
A dated Republican debate ricochets across papers with quips about Ben Butler, Massachusetts politics, and possible successors. Commentary spans Butler’s renominat ion prospects, factional splits, and varied editorials from New York to Boston.
Two Men Killed in Albany Steamship Boiler Explosion
An early morning boiler explosion on the steamer J. S. Robinson at Westerlo Street in Albany killed captain Geo. S. Warner and fireman Wm. Cleary, injured engineer Fred Tinslow, and damaged nearby vessels. The Robinson sank with Cleary’s body, debris damaged barges, and surrounding buildings shook while watchmen and precinct officers were jolted from beds. Van Zandt’s son also died. several crew members injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Robinson
Westerlos Street
Geo. 8. Warner
Wm. Cleary
Fred Tinslow
Willard Durand
Melville Ryan
Richard Vanzandt
Vanzandt
Cora
New Baltimore
Capt. Robinson
Hattie M. Betts
Betts
C. P. Grout
Cleary
E. M. Downing
Apollo
Robert Livingston
van Zandt
Capt. McAndrew
Anpollo
J. 5
Portland Argus on Charges Against Judge Goddard
A Portland Maine despatch notes the Daily Argus editorially defends Judge Charles W. Goddard, postmaster of Portland, against Washington Post charges. It calls the slander baseless and says only an investigation could test the integrity, expressing strong confidence he will emerge untainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Argus
Judge Goddard
Portland
Post
Charles W. Goddard
Washington Post
Daily Argus
Democratic Journal of Maine
The
Argus
Goddard
Murder Trial Fades as Suspect Eludes Waterbury Officials
An elderly Waterbury woman died in Worcester Vermont after a confrontation with James Templeton. The accused, a Mexican War veteran and former prisoner, remains at large. Doctors cited heart dropsy as the cause while noting Templeton’s alleged long battle with drink and prior prison terms.
New York Democrats Back Cleveland for President
A Boston despatch reported the New York Democratic delegates and supporters ready to unite for Gov. Cleveland's presidential bid. Despite some dissension, many remain hopeful of victory and readiness to support the ticket. Tammany and local factions foresee a strong effort to elect the slate, with some districts viewed as shaky for Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buffalo
McCune
Cleveland
Jerome B. Parmenter
Rensselaer County
The
Evening Post
Democracy
Tammany
Democratic Party
Tammany Hall
Browning
Koch
Assembly
Murderer O Donnell before Bow Street court in London
O Donnell the Carey murderer was moved from Newgate to Bow Street for examination. Mrs Carey and her son testified. he claimed he was sent to do it. Cross exam showed he said Dont blame me I was sent to do it. He was committed for trial at the central criminal court. Also Germany unveils Germania statue at Niederwald with 250000 spectators. Emperor William and Frederick William attend. Statute cost over 1 million marks. Other items include Tonquin talks to be held in Pekin and Annamite government ordering troop disbandment. Mr Parnell reportedly shot remains unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
O’donnell
Carey
Newgate Prison
Bow Street Court
Cape Town
O’ Donnell
O'Donnell
Flowers
William
Prince Frederick William
Rudesheim
Krieger Vereine
Startling West Indian hurricane tale from a Boston man
New York reports Capt C O Davis of Boston on business in Santo Domingo recounts a Sept 6 hurricane. Aboard a small vessel at Azua a heavy sea washed away two men and the captain, who swam ashore. Azua half the population of 6000 was left in ruins, coast vessels were wrecked, Acre was devastated, many cattle died, and 23 bodies washed ashore between Acre and Savana la Grande. The brigantines outside were wrecked, including the Dauntless of Bangor with six drowned. Capt Williams survived a miraculous drift after going ashore a day earlier and returning via Barabona and the English steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. O. Davis
St. Domingo
Boston
Acre
Savana la Grande
Santo Domingo
Barabona
Trio Hanged in Virginia for Mutilation and Theft
In Chat ham two men R King J Evans, both Negroes, sold their bodies to physicians for $10 each before execution. R Younger refused, deeming $10 too little. King and Evans hosted a feast at Canter's hotel after payment, then confessed. The private jail yard hanging occurred as they awaited transfer. In Savannah Georgia George Wallace was also hanged for murder of a sailor Jansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
R. King
J. Evans
R.younger
Chatham
King
Evans
Younger
Canter’s
Savannah
George Wallace
Jansen
Lehigh Schuylkill coal exchange approves October price rise
The Lehigh and Schuylkill coal exchange met in Philadelphia to adjust line and city harbor trade prices for October. Lehigh operators agreed to an advance while Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron offered no change. A 10 cent per ton railroad toll rise for line and city trades will push eastern circular rates higher, affecting stove, small stove, chestnut and broken and egg categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal Exchange
Lehigh
Schuylkill
Lehigh Exchange
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
George D Robinson Addresses Large Haverhill Audience
In Haverhill on September 28, George D Robinson spoke at City hall to a large audience after a flag raising on Merrimac street. He warned against selling votes for cash or liquor and called the self styled friend of the poor dangerous. Ex-Collector Beard spoke briefly, but was seen as less effective than a public speaker. Haverhill likely backs Butler with stronger support than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
George D. Robinson
Merrimac Street
Robinson
Beard
Butler
Boston
Ames
Lynn Item
Faneuil Hall
Tremont Tempie
Rockwell
Pittsfield
George Leonard
George D
Congress
Three Rogers Brothers in Kentucky Will Case Shooting
At Blue Lick Springs Kentucky Samuel G Rogers shot his brothers Thomas and William during depositions in a contest over their father's will. Thomas died and William was reported dying. Samuel G Rogers is a Carlisle Kentucky banker, William a St Louis lawyer, Thomas a farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Blue Lick Springs
Samuel G
William C
Thomas Rogers
Thomas
William
Samuel G. Rogers
Farmer’s Bank
Carlisle
St. Louis
Joint executive committee adjourns over passenger rate award
New York Sept 28 The joint executive committee of trunk line passenger agents adjourned this evening. Commissioner Fink issued the final award increasing passenger rates from New York to St Louis on Ohio and Mississippi lines and on two or three other roads due to higher facilities. Second class rates to Chicago also rose. The Toledo and Cincinnati road gained a difference in fares tied to the final agreement of competing lines. it does not share in receipts division but received rates. No major changes were made in the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trunk Line
Fink
Ohio
Mississippi
St. Louis
Chica
Toledo
Cincinnati
Washington county grand jury returns nine bills
Waterbury Vermont reports the Washington county grand jury found nine bills, including one against Eugene Town a wealthy young farmer well connected, for attempted rape of a 15 year old girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury, Vt
Washington County
Eugene Town
Two Fine Contests at Beacon Park Winners Named
Outdoor sports featured two trotting races at Beacon Park. Director beat Phallas in the free for all and Bayonne Prince won the four year old stallion race, with Meander dead heat in one heat. The program closed with a purse dash for lady riders and notes on baseball pennants and regatta results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Park
Wesley P. Balch
Phallas
Bayonne Prince
Director
Santa Claus
Young Fullerton
Phailas
Turner
Aroun
Phaillas
Rh. Cadogan
Baker H. Harrigan
Meander
James Golden
Kenmore
D. H. Falett
Orlando
John R. Graham
Don Carlos
M. L. Smith
Montgomery
Mont
Cander
Prince
Ontgomery
Carlos
R. Cadogan
Baker & Harrigan
Ps. Montgomery
J. K. Graham
Narragansett Park
Providence
Beverly
Bik
William Sheldon
B. m
Lady Stridaway
Ceachesmaceeaeess Pdus Tenet
P. Burke
Black Diamond
Sauwecon
C. m
Gar-Ron Ikass Cs. Vees Reisaesueee
T. S. Foster
Opeb Oan
Cees Ces
Ried Omen
B. m. Bvo
Ats Woodward
Attleboro
Great Barrington
Mass
Housatonic Agricultural Society
F. M. Dodge
Pittsfield
Ch. m. Lizzie O’brien
T. S. Gross
Lee
Bik. G. Village Boy
H. C. Phelps
B. G. Frank Gilman
F. G. Sabine
B. m. Gertie
N. Osborne
B. m. Nellie
Dr. Hitlesey
B. G. Judge Cowles
Gilt-Edged Team Falls to Boston Hitters in Boston
The Gilt-Edged team lost another game to Boston's heavy hitters as Whitney and Buffinton limited Cleveland bats to four hits each. Hornung Sutton and Whitney led Boston with multiple hits while Bancroft's catchers and wild pitches aided scoring. Hackett's two games catching Whitney and Buffinton drew praise as attendance reached 2,042. The loss marks seven straight to Boston's second-rate lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bostons
Clevelands
Whitney
Buffinton
Hornung
Sutton
Muldoon
Burdock
Providence Papers
Glasscock
Oaes
Hackett
Bancroft
P.O. A. EK
Ronen
Ieee Sas
Wiloy
Philips
Poe
Ryans
Hunick
PBC
C.f
Mort, Ib. v
Skevense Wecen Pes
WES
Biss Cisscivknastie Agasseore
C.cesserasosese
Ficesiin
Pushong
DRS Picts
C.cc
Sesskeasssoues
Siestakb
Butffinton
McLean
Providence
Buffalos
New York
New Yorks
Detroits
Louisville—Athletics
Eclipses
Philadelphia
Philadelphias
Chicagos
Ct. Bostonsye
Cde
saareeesOe
Providences
Dpeuas
Cleveland
Gis Cease
Rouesios
Ois
Merchants' Electric Light and Power Company Dominates Boston
The Merchants' Electric Light and Power Company leads Boston lighting, surpassing the American Electric predecessor. It reports 110 percent dividends, plans a new central station, four story building, and workshop with incandescent lighting and power machinery. Consolidation talks with affiliated firms could form a strong group ahead of rivals. Directors consider raising treasury stock price to 12 or 15 dollars per share as trust in electric stocks grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Electric Light and Power Company
Boston
American Electric
Merchants’ Company
Treasury
Sacramento Gambling Revenue From Fair Licenses
State capital reports enforceable gambling licensing during the fair. Twenty three games earned 1150 dollars, twelve additional quarterly licenses brought 1200 dollars, totaling 2350. Estimated year round fare and tan games at 36000 dollars would yield 37150 after fair week receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Fare
Granger Couple on Wedding Tour Spotted at Local Hotel
In Adams Mass a granger couple staying at a local hotel visited the parlor during their wedding tour. They had supper, the bride retired, and she agreed to call the office when the groom returned. The groom remained seated, awaiting further plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams (Mass
Granger
Man Delays Night in Hotel Lounge Then Seeks Divorce
A man waits in an office lounge then sleeps there after failing to hear a bell. Morning awakens him to use unparliamentary language. A divorce seems likely as the couple reunites briefly after the wife admits she turned off the room gas and could not locate the bell.
Beacon Street Stable Fire Causes Heavy Loss
An eight thousand dollar blaze on Beacon Street damaged Arthur Timmins back and boarding stables near the junction of three roads. The hay loft fire spread to wings and a dwelling, injuring furniture and destroying hay grain and harnesses. Timmins insured for eleven and a half thousand. two calves perished, horses released, three tons hay and grain burned. Other small fires reported include brush fires in French's woods and a minor stable fire in Newton with minimal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Timmins
Beacon Street
Timmins
William Radliffe
Ryan
Beacon House
Page
City Hall
Boston
Engine 24
French’s Woods
Walton Street
Parker
Ninth Division
Blue Hill Avenue
Savin Street
Lawrence
Columbia Street
Newton
Samuel Roosa
Plymouth
N. H
Benton
R. W. Aller
Solomon Hutchins
Ira M. Whitcher
Whitcher
Detroit
Mich
Gold Brick Swindle Targets Hon. Neal
The gold brick swindler White claimed ownership of a Idaho coal mine internat and tried to sell Neal a 50 cent on the dollar share for $20,000 in gold brick. Neal investigated and White was arrested afterward. Suburban short notes include fines for liquor law violation, aldermen meeting, juror list revisions, and a $4,000 widening appropriation for Church street in Waltham. Other items report Patrick Buckley fined for assaulting Officer Baronson in Salem, and John Cotter bound over for assault on his wife. a memorial service for Rev. Samuel Kelley is planned in Quincy. a Somerville fruit peddler was robbed of $9 by highwaymen on Coolidge avenue near the Child's assault site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Peter G. Neal
Idaho
Mr. Neal
Neal
Malden Court
Catherine Burns
James F. McCarty
Lynn
Travers
Waltham
Church Street
Patrick Buckley
Baronson
Salem
John Cotter
Danvers
Samuel Kelley
Town Hall
Quincy
Grand Temple of Honor of
Massachusetts
Richard Currie to Have Preliminary Hearing Today
Richard Currie charged with his wife’s murder will face a preliminary hearing before Judge McCafferty at 10 o'clock this morning. The report notes rising daily complaints to police about watch thefts.
Navy personnel updates and Vandalia coal move
A survey crew including Capt. E. P. Lull and Lt. G. F. Wilde checked Vandalia equipment. Rocket yard tug tested new boilers. Lt. F. W. Nichols moves to the Alert at Fare Island Yard and Portsmouth for court martial duties. Capt. Huntington sails to Norfolk to command Marine Barracks. Eugene Hall brings 506 tons coal from Philadelphia. Vandalia hauled to receive coal and will sail soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Lull
G. F. F. Wilde
J. B. Aiken
United States
Vandalia
Rocket
F. W. Nichols
Wabash
Alert
Fare Island
Portsmouth
Capt. Huntington
Marine Corps
Norfolk
Marine Barracks
Eugene Hall
Philadelphia
N. J. K. Patch
United States Navy
N. H
George W. Reade
U.S. M.C
Marine Guard of
New York
Precinct Officers Appointed and Harbor Point Sewer Work Visit
Precinct officers for the coming election will be appointed today. The city council will inspect the Harbor Point sewerage improvements next Thursday. The Boston water board with Mayor Palmer and other officials visited dam No 4 in Ashland. Scarcity of boarding places causes trouble at basin No 2. The water board built a house for 125 men and plans more. Townspeople who board are guaranteed city payment. Basin No 3 commissioners hired two farm houses for boarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Point
Boston Water Board
Palmer
Wightman
FitzGerald
Rosentfelt
New York
Henry J.barnes
Ashland
Borelding
Basin No. 2
Water Board
Basin No. 3
Train robbers seize $2000 aboard Pacific Express car
A Cincinnati despatch reports that near Penu Indiana early Friday morning robbers boarded the Pacific Express on the Wa Dash and Pacific line at the Eel River branch. The messenger was drugged and locked in the car, with $2000 secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Penu
Ind
Pacific Expresse Company
Eel River
Molson Bank Reports Forged Bill Case in Montreal
Molson's bank in Montreal received a cable from Liverpool revealing a forged bill they advanced 30000 dollars for C F Dewey. Detectives hunt the fugitive and a ten dollar reward is offered for his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Que
Molson’s Bank
Liverpool
C. F. Dewey
Snowfall Across Cities Amid Cold September Weather
Light snow fell in Minneapolis on September 28 but melted quickly as ground temperatures remained cold. Detroit reports snow at St Ignace and Cheboygan on September 25, signaling a chilly spell. An advertisement claims kidney and primary complaints cured by Buchupaiba for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Detroit
St. Ignace
Cheboygan
Arctic Rescue Report of Proteus Survivors by Yantic
The Yantic under Commander Wildes reports the rescue voyage to Godhaven and Cape Sabine area during the Greeley relief effort. It details the Proteus wreck, 39 days in open boats, 900 miles drift across Melville Bay, and the eventual reunion of Garlington and Pike with the Yantic crew. The account stresses the ice dangers, coal shortages, and calls for better equipment for Arctic winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Navy
Wildes
U.S
Greenland
Greeley
Garlington
St. Johns
N. F
Godhaven
Godahaven
Cisco Fiord
Upernavik
Smith’s Sound
Carey Islands
Littleton Island
Colwell
United States Navy
Harrison
United States Army
Esquimaux
P. M
Cape Sabine
Cape Albert
Bache Island
United States
Pike
Proteus
Wilde
Pandora Harbor
Sophia
Cape York
Cairns
Tessuissok
Gov. Elberg
Cape Shackleton
Kudlisit
Walgat Straits
Elberg
Lieut
Cisco
Upernavick
Melville Bay
Dr. Harrison
Newfoundland
Old Bay State course opens with grand Music Hall concert
The Old Bay State course begins next Thursday with a Music Hall opening concert featuring Mme Gabriella Boema soprano Miss Hope Glenn contralto Mr Tom Karl tenor Mr Clarence Hay bass Mr W H Sherwood pianist the Listemann Concert company and others Tickets for the 10 lecture and concert course are available at Music Hall Tremont and other venues Boston Star course tickets also on sale for lectures concerts and entertainments The season promises 12 evening entertainments and a grand matinee for children with prices similar to last year Also noted are successful illustrated lectures and various stage acts opening at Windsor Theatre Museum and Boston Theatre with names like Jeanette Lorini Famera Rigoli and Maggie Mitchell among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Bay State
Music Hall
Mme
Gabriella Boema
Tremont Wee
Harry W. French
L Ectures
New Bedford
Providence
White Mountains
Ned Thorne
Robert Arthur
Minnie Palmer
Mr. Thorne
Windsor Theatre
Jeanette Lorini
Famera Rigoli
Variety
William Howard Harris
Museum
James Bk. Murdoch
Boston
J. W. Baird
South End
Julia
Signa
Globe
Monte Cristo
Boston Theatre Company
Frank Griffith
New England
McSorley
Howard
Oliver Doud Byron
Annie Pixley
the Park
Maggie Mitchell
Virginia
Stockholder foresees failure of railroad consolidation talks
A Maine Central stockholder tells a newspaper representative that negotiations with Boston and Maine over a proposed consolidation are likely to fail. He notes Maine Central’s terms are tougher than B and M would likely grant, and the outcome hinges on the injunction against leasing the Eastern to B and M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central Railroad
Boston and Maine
Maine Central
Noted jurist and boxer to visit St Louis
Prominent electors Lord Chief Justice Coleridge of England and Boston figure John L. Sullivan are set to visit St Louis. Each claims all his decisions stand unappealed. Reports say they will not be hosted by the Commercial club's single arrangements committee together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Dispatch
St. Louisa
Coleridge
Boston
John L. Sullivan
Commercial Club
Saloon Accident Victim William O Callahan Dies After Fall
William O Callahan formerly of Halifax and longtime Watertown worker died early Friday after being thrown from a Camiden street saloon. James Freeman, the coal man linked to the death, is held on manslaughter charges in $1,000 bail for examination October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camiden Street
William O’callahan
Halifax
Watertown
James Freeman
Cole
Railway Pool Shifts and Transcontinental Routes
The Pacific pool splits freight between Union Pacific and Southern Pacific, while passengers face competition. The Denver and Rio Grande reaches Ogden and diverts business from Union Pacific. Other lines like Atchison, Santa Fe, Texas and Pacific, and Galveston routes gain access through connections to California and the Gulf. Northern Pacific, Oregon branch, and Oregon Navigation lines complicate the map, but Oregon traffic stays with Union Pacific. Earnings notes follow for Northern Pacific, New York Pennsylvania Ohio lease, Milwaukee Lake Shore and Western, and Erie Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Denver and Rio Grande
Ogden
Central Pacific
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Texas and Pacific
Galveston
Harrisburg
San Antonio
New Orleans
California
Omaha
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Denver and
Rio Grande
Atchison
Oregon Navigation Company
Inc
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad
Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western Railroad
Richmond and
Danville
John E. Martin
Ohio Central Railroad
River
Erie Railroad Company
Embarrassed Firms Face Investigation Committees
The Newark based committee chaired by Joseph Davis and Charles A. Grinnell will probe Young, Thayer & Co. and Farrington & Hunnewell affairs. Debtors include F Mayer & Co of New York with merchandise valued around 350000, and outstanding accounts near 400000. Suffolk insolvency court denied Sara Murphy discharge for poor books. John Henry Nolan granted. Dividends set for Charles F. West 12 percent and Hale Edwards 14 percent to creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Davis
Charles A. Grinnell
L. Lelong
Newark
N. J
Messrs. Davis
Grinnell
Young, Thayer & Co
Farrington & Hunnewell
F. Mayer & Co
New York
Ferdinand Mayer
Suffolk County
Frida
Sara A. Murphy
John Henry Nolan
Charles F. West
Hale & Edwards
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NEW England News
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Charles P. Thompson
Essex County
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
William Byrne
D. Y
Archbishop Williams
Rome
Sherwood Court No. 8
M. C
C. R
M.J. Fitzgerald
A. J. Lill
Thomas J. Fashman
William M. Clark
Thomas J. Lane
V.C
A. J. Harrington
J. C
Martin Ryan
J.S
T. F. Casey
J. J. Quinn
Horatio Potter
Protestant Episcopal Church of New York
Dr. Potter
Boston Post
Shere Oon Cs
Fada
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing Co., Publishers
BAY State Politics
Mr. Nichols
Washington Street
George W. Copeland
Independent Republican State Committee
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Tewksbury State Almshouse
Gov. Butler
Tewksbury
Tom Paine
Bob Ingersoll
B. F. Butler
Lam
Bland
Wma. W. Nichols
Benjamin ¥. Butler
Lyceum Hall
Henry P. Moulton
Charles A. Benjamin
Register of Probate
Register Mahoney
Cambridge
Fall River
Charlestown
Brockton
Butler Republican Club
Frank H. Lawson
Charles Hellburg
Cheloe Teeny of Music
Gov. French
Springfield Democrat
Springfield
Col
Jonas H. French
Charlotte
N. C
B. C
Stonewall Jackson
St. Paul
Sweeney
N. W. Shores
New York Herald
Charlies F. Donnelly
Waterbury
James Templeton
Hurlburt
Templeton
NEW York Democrats
Gov. Cleveland
Foreign News
Great Britain
Tonquin
China
France
Pekin
Parnell
England
B Robinson
Mis
Denver and Rio Grande Railway
Connecticut
J. Goldsmith
Ns. Bik. S
Case
Ns. B
J. E. Turner
B. S. Santa Claus
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Myrtie Peek
Mme. Marantette
Miss Peek
Madame
Morrill
Radford
Wise
Hines
Galvin
Rowe
Foley
Eggler
Lillie
Richardson
Shaffer
Force
Hagan
Brouthers
Anson
Dalrymple
Williamson
Gore
Kelly
Burns
Flint
Corcoran
Goldsmith
Pfeiffer
Harry Wright
Bob Morrow
Providence Evening Telegram
Bostonas
Eliott
Hosmer
Ten Eyck
Priddy
Elliott
Plaisted
Layberger
Ross
Clator
Columbias
Allegheny
Queen City of
Coulter-Taylor
Mutual Crew
Queen Citys
Mutuals
Blackmores
Celtics
Ross-Weisgerber Crew
Griffin
Riley
Briceland
Moniger
Barre
Bangor
Bright
Otis
Ezra L
Phyllis
F. W. Berry
Frank B
Charley B
Charley B., and ©. H. Nelson
C. H
Malcolm
Berry
Waterville
North Kennebec
Electric Lighting Ein Boston
VICE
Richard Currie
McCafferty
C. J. Dewey
Messrs
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Maverick Bank
Devin
F Street
South
Measury
Fourth Division
John Bean
Harvard Street
Frank Durant
Clark
Glass
Bean
Durant
Navy Yard Matters
City Hall Notes
Kropbers
Deweys
Maine Centrale
Ste. Louis
Pacific Railroad Pool
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Augustare
Ren Company
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Ae Ee
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Southwestern System of Roads
Missouri Pacific
Central Brapeh
Zu,coyot Inc
Kan
Texas
Iron Mountain
Great N
West Street
Waltham Street
Thayer & Co
Wnobov Sd Cseccckcvcccesas Etenendet
Iowa
Junkermann & Haas
Dubuque
J. G. B. Stegert
Kiriball Bros
Sudbury St
Paris
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester, Mass
Tewando
Temple Place
U. S
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