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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1881

Page

3

Declamation and talks at the Latin School hall Warren avenue

Today at 10 15 the declamation takes place in the Latin School hall Warren avenue. At 1 pm Mr Charles L Flint will read a paper on Socrates in the same hall. The Insolvency Court in Suffolk hears Frederick R Brown a baker from No 356 Main street Wharlestown file a voluntary petition with about 5000 in liabilities. The National Lancers receive a framed photograph from Battery B Louisiana Field Artillery in New Orleans. A female workers union for trousers demands 2 per pair after April 4 with a proposed uniform price of 1 per pair. Chief Green of the Fire Department seeks ideas on the sliding pole used at headquarters and Fire Patrol. The English High School monthly declamation at Warren avenue features pieces by Foley Whittier Mulier Corcoran Forest Burrill.

Warren Avenue Charles L. Flint Socrates Suffolk County Frederick R. Brown Main Street Wharlestown National Lancers Louisiana Field Artillery Lafayette Square Lancers Charlestown New Orleans Green Worcester Searet Cincinnati New York M. P. Foley Keezer W. Whittier George III C. N. Mulier P. Hi. Corcoran Virginia H. G. Forest C. L. Burrill Young’s Hotel Youba Court Street Court Square New England Hart Ward Eighteen Clapp Ward Twenty-four Cedar Grove Cemetery City Hospital Whitmore Pratt Ward Twenty-one Gove Gomez State House Ward Fourteen Committee On Public Buildings Lovell Ward One Ward Parkman Ward Nine Swan School Committee Cove Harrison Avenue Bedford Street Boston Suffolk Forrnstall Water Board Fire Department Aighlands Woolley Norton C. E. Wiggin Leonard Ware Mount Pleasant Highland District John McDermott C. H. Barnes Lynn Fire Department Buffom’s Wharf James N. Buffom & Co Melcher & Spinney W.C. Wise Borchman and Earp Melchor & Spinney Buffom & Co Melchor & Spinnney Buffom Downing Maine New Haven Conn H. H. Kimpton Lambert Depository

Funeral of Rev Abiel Silver at New Jerusalem Church Roxbury

Funeral services for Rev Abiel Silver, pastor of the New Jerusalem Church, Roxbury, were held Thursday at the corner of St James and Regent streets. The church was filled, with many clergy and dignitaries in attendance. burial to Abington. A Roxbury committee accompanied the remains. Floral tributes included tropical flowers and wheat, ivy wreaths, and a Swedenborgian bouquet from Salem.

Abiel Silver Aviel Silver New Jerusalem St. James and Regent Streets Roxpury B. M. King Dudley Street Baptist Church Alexander McKeown D. D Winthrop Street M.E W.p.tilden New South Free Church New Jerusalem Church Warren Goddard, Jr Brookline Jas. Reed Boston John Worcester Newtonville Joseph Pettee Abington Roxbury New Jerusalem Church 7. P. Paine J.T. Harris John A. Thompson C. T. Dunham Horace P. Chandler Swedenborgian Salem

Auction Tensely Converts City Block in Summer and Arch Streets

A four story granite building at 54 and 66 Summer Street and 125 and 156 Arch Street owned by William Gray sold at auction to Eben Collamore of New York. Bidding started at 150000, rose to 210090, and settled at 220500. Annual rent from the estate is 16000 with lease expiring in December.

Heal State Summer Street Arch Street William Gray Messrs. Samuel Hatch & Co Eben Collamore New York

Theatrical notices and legal matters mingle in Boston news

The issue reports mixed items from city theater listings to legal petitions. It notes Osborne and Woodbury elected, a Shawmut avenue filing dispute, and a May 1881 Boston Theatre season with Bernhardt and other performances alongside public rehearsals and Italian Opera plans.

City rail plan aims from Mt Auburn to Cambridge lines

The Aldermen are asked to approve a street railway route from Mt Auburn Street near the cemetery through Brighton to the Brighton bridge along the Boston Cambridge line, with connections via Banks and Putnam avenues to Western and Pleasant streets. A North Cambridge start at Union Square would feed via Milk Street, Beacon Street, Hampshire Street to City Hall, then Magazine or Pleasant Street to join other track sections.

Our New World Railroad Mt. Auburn Street Mt. Auburn Cemetery Brighton Street Brighton Brighton Bridge Boston Cambridge Harvard Square Banks and Putnam Avenue Banks Street Western Avenue Pleasant Street Magazine Street Union Square Milk Street North Avenue Fitchburg Milk Beacon Street Somerville Hampshire Street City Hall Central Square Magazine Albert F. Fessenden W. E. Lloyd W. L. Fox A. ¥. Fessenden H. G. Wells W.L. Fox Maj A.A. Wellington

Swindler Arrests After False Charity Collecting

Inspectors arrested Charles H. Rider alias Charles A. Burton after a Boston street search for funds of the Boston Children's Friend Society. He admitted collecting 275 under pretence for the society and used the money himself, with 26 years old from New York. He faced further investigation at City Hall.

Skelton, Houghton Cnox Charles H. Rider Charles A. Burton State Street Boston Children’s Friend Society City Hall Charles Ryder New York Boston‘children’s Friend Society Rutland Street

Judge Day Hearing Details Skirt Controversy in Cape Cod Case

Testimony recaps Mrs. Norris and Mr. Thacher accounts on Judge Day of Barnstable County Probate Court. Judge Day defends sobriety and demeanor, describes a car ride incident, and discusses tax, estate, and guardianship actions amid ongoing committee proceedings.

Judge Day Court of Probate Barnstable County Norris Charles Thacher Day Cara Cape Cod Nancy Crocker Crocker Barnstaple Benjamin English Mary C. Paddock Taunton Lunatic Hospital Fanit Crowell King

Senate Proceedings Report of Committees and Bills

The Senate met at 2 o clock with President Bishop presiding. Reports include a Cambridge Somerville sewage bill, a $45 492 62 claim payment to Walter Shanly, a $129 574 05 House report, and a leave to withdraw request. A Boston registration bill and statute revision report were noted. A Mystic River property bill and Ocean Terminal Dock company formation were introduced. The New York and New England Railroad stock sale debate concluded with the rejection of a substitution and adoption of a treasurer sale plan. ORDERS OF THE DAY.

Bishop George 8. Boutwell D. W. Gooch Long Moulton Batchelder Lawrence Chase Philbrick Massachusetts Boston Joseph T. Duryea Wm. Power Wilson Committee On Railroads Northampton Connecticut River New Haven Massachusetts Central Senate Mr. Horton Essex Committee On Public Health Cambridge Somerville Root Franklin Committee On Claims Walter Shanly Walter and Francis Shanly Hoosack Messrs Farrar and McDonald House Bixby and Parratt Mr. Bennett Suffolk Committee On Election Laws Mr. van Nostrand Joseph E. Bartlet Amos Stone George H. Jacobs George W. Ireland William P. Blake Charles Collier David N. Skillings Franklin O. Reed William B. Long Ocean Terminal Dock and Elevator Company Mystic River Corporation Commonwealth New York and New England Railroad Company Whiton Plymouth Crocker

Taxation and school voting bills move through legislature

Mr. Ferrald from Melrose reports a bill to relieve property from double taxation in certain cases. A bill granting women the right to vote for school committee members and related public school matters is taken up with Senate amendments concurred in. Bills related to refunds of debt, probate and insolvency registers, and Massachusetts Central Railroad Company are ordered to third reading and engrossed.

Pratt Ward Twenty One Committee On Public Institutions Committee On Auditor Adminster Boston Committee On Education East Boston Railway Deck and Elevator Company Ferrald Melrose Committee On Taxation Senate House Massachusetts Central Railroad Company Lodge Nabant Gifford Salem Plunkett Worcester Brown Brackett Merritt Springfield Commonwealth Baker Beverly Wells Cambridge Andrew McSorley Mellen Cogswell J.G. Webster Forbes Westboro Fts State Temperance Alliance Vesa Messrs Atwood Ayer Bucby

Salaries of City Teachers From Boston Committee Report

The Boston Committee on Salaries lists maximums for principals and assistants across cities including New York Philadelphia Baltimore St Louis Chicago Cincinnati and Boston proposed salaries. It notes total spending on special teachers is 48000 with 14200 for sewing 8000 for deaf mute instructors leaving 26000 for drawing music sciences languages and similar instruction.

Boston Post New York

News Briefs From Across Regions Report Multiple Disasters

Reports describe coal strikes in the Schuylkill coal region with work halted on April 7 through 9. An authorites body of Col Ross of Holden Massachusetts was cremated in Washington Pennsylvania. Drownings occur near Almonte Canada and Port Chester New York, and a Philadelphia jewelry robbery yields rings valued at £3000.

Schulkill Col. Ross Holden Mass Cres Washington, Pa Mosleyn James Manning Almonte Canada Eighth Street Philadelphia Mary A. Nelson Port Chester N.Y Davidson Thomas Livingston & Co Cincinnati Boston New York Delhi N. Y Polly Haskins McMinnville Tenn J. Virginia French Emma Graham Montana Pittsburg Tom Ryan W.H Michaels Sydney Neb San Francisco Honolulu City of New York Hudson Road Eliza Edwards Port Jefferson S.J Daniel Edwards Durango Col Thomas Greatorex Albright Youngstown Ohio John Elizear Hawaii Carlton N. B George Conwell Chrine Dwight Wheaton James O'Neil Chicago Wheaton Indiana Michigan City O'Neil Don Martinez United States Lima Chili Peru Taravaca Iquique Council Bluffs Iowa Henry Johnson Theo Chapman Frank Rakestraw Fred Sauke Mike Daily H. Hatter John Draper John Sharp Sam Perry Waiout

Letter to the President on Utah polygamy and reform

A. G. Campbell of Utah writes to President Garfield arguing polygamy undermines U S. government and Mormon influence in Utah. He accuses church leaders of political power, cites cases and votes, and urges vigorous federal action to end polygamy and protect republican institutions.

Washington Washington, D. C JamEs A. Garfield United States Congress Territory Utah Union Colorado Idaho Mormon Church Church Cannon Gov. Murray Court of House of Representatives Hooper Brigham Young Salt Lake City House Court House Abraham Lincoln A. G. Campbell

Three Early 1881 Fishing Losses Tallied in Gloucester

Gloucester reports three vessel losses in the first quarter of 1881, including the Highflyer off Maine, Van Guard at Rye Beach, and Lizzie K Clark off Barnegat. Total tonnage lost 168.29, value $9,000, and lives lost ten.

Gloucester Highflyer Maine Vanguard Rye Beach Lizzie K. Clark Barnegat Georges

City Debt Trimmed as Mayor Delivers Annual Message

Philadelphia budget report shows funded city debt reduced from 72 264 595 to 70 032 480. Gas works committee finds trustees guilty of gross mismanagement in coal purchases, overstaffing, and flawed contracts, with losses and leakage cited and calls for immediate remedy.

Philadelphia Stokely

Miss Hattie Deal Enters 38th Day of Voluntary Fast

Iowa City reports Miss Hattie Deal has begun the thirty-eighth day of a voluntary fast. She rests easily, takes warm water and ice water, suffers nausea and occasional fainting, communicates by motion, and remains aware of surroundings though silent. Her condition worsens with little sleep and a pulse near 100.

Iowa City Hattie Deal

Rates cut on Chicago to New York grain and provisions

Albert Fink reports the joint executive committee reduced rates from Chicago to New York on grain provisions and live hogs by five cents starting April 1. Grain rates are thirty cents and provisions and live hogs thirty five cents. Rates hold through the summer months.

New York Albert Fink Joint Executive Committee Chicago

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