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Newspaper

Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1879

Page

8

Fall River Directors Fight Over Paine Fraud

A Fall River director accused of mismanaging funds ties to the American Linen Company and American Print Works. Paine, treasurer, faces scrutiny after a $150,000 to $175,000 loss amid cotton futures speculation. Directors plan a stockholders meeting to present a full statement.

Fall River Raomers Dill Tre Shane Pariculer Waller Valine Paine Fall Wiver Providence American Lanen Company Te Bordens and Durfees American Linen Company Lees Guan Patoe Fail River Wmii Tressarer Fg Richard I. Borden Jefferson Borden Reputh Pai Chace Hathaway Et al American Liven Rouke Amerein Caroera

Last Will and Probate Notes From 1789 Norwich CT

Fragment from New Raven Register recounts the 1789 will of David Ogden, describing his body and burial gear in macabre detail. It notes the will’s location near the Toutine Hotel site and references Dr Edwards and a Sunday sermon as part of the odd testamentary narration.

New Raven Tucre David Ogden Toutine God Jesus Christ Cones Powers Angela Iivid Oxaon New Ven Connecticut Edwards

Pat Reilly and His Pencil A Young Irish Lad and His Career

Detroit Mail profiles Pat Reilly a young Irish caricaturist whose wall cartoons near Griswold and Lurned streets drew crowds. The piece traces his rise from livery stables to stage work to drawing 2000 cartoons for Bourke and later engagements with the Theatre Comique and Coliseum, noting his modest appearance and Irish theater flair.

The Detroit Mail Pat Reilly Griswold Lurned Theatre Comique Mr. Reilly America Peart Detroit Mich Comique Cheriie Barker Abbott House Neilly Lis Ven Bourke Shelby Keily Parker Vigor Jarrett & Palser New York Buffalo XN. Y Reilly Telegraph Cincinnati San Francisco Koulis Tony Pastor Coumique Coliseum

General Miles Captures Short Bull Band in Missouri River Action

Telegram from General Sheridan reports Lieutenant Colonel Whisver capturing Snortuli’s band led by Short Bull near Popular Creek as they attempted to join hostiles near the line. Short Bull’s party had 100 Poncas and 57 others. 820 half breeds were taken as prisoners awaiting disposal at Fort Bennett. Orders direct sending them to Canada with warning not to rejoin hostiles.

Miles Short Bull War Office Sheridan Cuicacu Terry Whisver Snortuli Spotted Tail Misgouri River Popular Creek Fort Bennett Colonel Miles Canada

Paralyzed Parties Dark Humor at Harrison Avenue Barber

A passerby asked a sailor in front of a Marsh's barber shop where Chutney Street lay. The Buiper directed him to the next street on the right, which sent the pilgrim into paralyzing laughter. The odd exchange captures a fleeting local moment of amusement.

Marsh Harrison Avenue Chutney Street

Emigration Delegates to Canada From UK

The mayor of London, Sir John MacDonald, will stay in England four weeks longer. Sir Alex Galt travels to Spain to negotiate a commercial treaty. Mr Pope directs Mr Dyke to contact tenant farmers across the United Kingdom about emigration to Canada. Selected emigrants with capital may be sent to Canada, costs covered by the Dominion, to obtain farm acquisition information and connect with their representatives.

London John MacDonald England Sir Alex. Galt Spain Pope Liverpool United Kingdom Canada Dominion

Unprecedented Commonwealth Draw Feat At Macauley’s Theatre

Commonwealth Distribution Co promotes a transparent drawing where ticket holders call out numbers and see them placed in the wheel. The Louisville event boasted 190 prizes totaling 112400 dollars with 1 to 100000 numbers printed and ready for instant selection. Tickets cost 2 dollars, halves 1, with orders pouring in nationwide.

Commonwealth Distrition Company Lovieville Macauley T. J. ComMrAvorn Courier-Journal Louisville Macauley’s

Tremont Temple Fire Destroys Boston Landmark

A blaze gutted Tremont Temple in Boston destroying the interior and galleries while flames spread to nearby Parker House. Firemen saved the hotel but caused heavy losses estimated between 125000 and 150000 dollars. The ruin followed weeks of interior painting and scaffolding aiding rapid spread.

Tremont Temple Boston Faneuil New York Parker House Temple Parker's Evengelical Benevolent and Missionary Society New England

Terrible death of elephant Romeo at Boonvale show

Cooper Bailey Co run London and International Australian shows suffer heavy loss as elephant Romeo valued at 35000 dies in Horrific accident at a circus in Boonvale Missouri. Electric light apparatus with 235 horse power engine causes trunk torn away and beast crushed. Romeo buried on show grounds.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat Cooper, Bailey & Co Romeo Boonvale Sherman Budy Joseph Kinslow Homeo

Decision Upheld on Patent Infringement Case Involving Millions

In New York Judge Miller ruled Capbell versus Postmaster James and Charlies Eddy, affirming Morton as original inventor of a patent for marking letters and general post postage. The court ordered a decree validating the patent, an accounting of profits, and costs, with potential Supreme Court appeal noted. Also reports a spouting volcano near Kilauea active for weeks as ship Australia reaches San Francisco.

New York Miller United States District Court Today Christopher C. Capbell James Charlies Eddy Morton Philadelphia Pisiifts United States Supreme Court of the United States

The World's Checker Book and Corrections Beckon Checkers Fans

Boston August 19 1879 Charles F Barker announces The World's Checker Book by Barker Brothers and William R Barker. Includes twenty two openings three hundred fifty five original games twenty four original positions with mail order and various corrections from J D Janvier and others. Highlights include solutions and debates over draws and wins among many named positions and contributors.

William R. Barker Charles F. Barker Price William R and Houghown Street Cambridgeport Mass Janvier Barker Brothers Dom Metregor Winooski

Janvier Corrections Provoked Chess Orthography Clash

Barker Brothers dispute Mr. Janvier's chess corrections in Glasgow variations. They cite moves like 11.7 and 7.10, claim draws or losses, and threaten further publication with five more proposed corrections.

Janvier Barker Bros Laird and Lally Laird and Lady Maid of the Mill Vangier Buarker Bros. Lo Old Fourteenth Japvier Jan Suter Black KE. Bowen

Readers respond to the World's Checker Book notices

A sequence of terse letters from readers across multiple states acknowledges receipts of the World's Checker Book and related materials. Names include Kower Milbury Smith Carmichael Belfast Newcastle Bennington and others, with brief notes on corrections, solutions, and future issues.

R. E. Kower Milbury Mass Walter Smith Carmichael’s Penn McGregor Winooski Falls Pote Janvier C. Behner New Chambersburg Globe J. W. Miller Belfast J. DL Newcastle Bel Herman J. Schellhass Brooklyn N. Y Nobles County

Forsyth Dominates New England Checkers Sessions

Checker rooms in New England drew large crowds last week as William Forsyth, Nova Scotia champion, faced locals including J H Irwin of New York and several Nova Scotia rivals. Results show Forsyth leading various matchups with decisive wins and several draws, and Forsyth plans to stay longer to challenge more players including Labadie, Dykes, and Annapolis champion J Deiap, inviting bets and play at 50 dollars a side.

New England William Forsyth Nova Scotia J. H. Irwin Gratton Street Alifax N. 5 Mount Mansfield Stowe Vermont White River Junction N. H Boston New York Manafield Mansfield Monreal Lake Arm Plain Burlington White Mountains Lamoille Champain Canada Suewytt Kk. C. Bailey

Chess Congress Plans Stir Editorial Board Debate

The article notes talk of a national chess Congress with editors holding varied ideas and little consensus. It suggests local clubs organize, determine subscription support, announce funds via local chess journals, and schedule a tournament in a city convenient for most players.

Chess notation puzzle and notes from Mr Neill

The fragment lists move ideas and chess notations including en passant castling and checks. It mentions Mr B M Neill and various foxed moves such as Ktto to K and R takes B with uncertain outcomes. The text reads like a chess problem conversation with partial moves and questions.

B. M. Neill

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