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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1882

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Oxford Wins Regatta and World-Resting Notices

The piece notes Oxford victory in the 29th boat race with 21 wins to Cambridge 17 and one draw. It cites a fire at Amherst Walker Hall destroying the Shepard mineral collection. It mentions George Washington’s honesty rule, Charley Neyes’s lie, Jenks’s reelection to East Boston ferries board, and bribery allegations involving Maine legislators, Mr Bradley in New York, and Mr Shinn in New Jersey, calling the investigations a sham.

Oxford Cambridge Walker Hall Ambherst Shepard

Miller Remarks Spark Reform Debate in Congress

In the United States Senate Warner Miller of New York is cited for a sharp remark about newspapers and the wood pulp lobby. The Congressional Record reportedly alters the quote, replacing fling with throw and suggesting broader free trade press mischaracterizations.

United States Senate Warner Miller New York Senate Empire State

Mercantile Failures Rise in United States and Canada

Bradstreet s statistics show the first quarter of this year had more failures than the same period last year. United States total 2 146 failures with assets 52.8 percent of liabilities. Canada 225 failures with assets 49 percent of liabilities. New England reports 354 failures. Boston records 650 failures with assets 2 899 795 and liabilities 3 857 051.

Bradstreet United States Canada Dominion of Canada Dominion New England Boston

New York Herald backs sale of Boston Navy Yard

The New York Herald favors selling Boston's navy yard and approves New York's stance on parallel shipping capacity. The piece urges congressmen to remove obstacles in Charlestown Navy Yard to boost Boston’s rivalry and water-line access, noting Boston's growing ambition and improved standing among rivals.

New York Herald Boston Navy Yard New York Boston New England Charlestown The Herald

Teller Nomination to Interior Secretary Sent to Senate Soon

Cabinet member Belford states Mr Teller will have his nomination as secretary of the interior sent to the senate on Tuesday or Wednesday and denies reports that the president has altered his decision. He adds that delays were due to the president's obligations to Secretary Kirkwood making removal before now impossible.

Belford Teller Interior Senate Kirkwood

Close of the Arguments in the Star House Cases

The article reports the closing of argument in the Star House Cases with judges preparing to rule. Lawyers for both sides presented final points amid lingering questions about ownership and property claims. Court observers awaited a decision date as the proceedings concluded.

Star House

Fatal Woods Accident in Sandwich Seventeen Year Old Milton Hamblin

Milton Hamblin, 17, son of Edmund Hamblin, went to Marston's Mills woods with a horse and wagon for wood and never returned. Found dead beneath the overturned wagon, apparently crushed by the load on a side hill. Local rescue efforts and deep sorrow follow as grieving parents receive widespread sympathy.

Sandwich Mass Milton Edmund Hamblin Marston's Mills Cape Boston Adams House America Spung Cambridge Vennor

Fires in City and Suburbs Reported in Several Localities

A string of small to major fires is reported from Cambridge New York Hopkinton Pittsburg Park Hill Ontario and Philadelphia The Cambridge incidents involve Haslett Co drying room stock damage and Connor's barn North Cambridge Annihilator Springs hotel in Haysville and other stores and buildings suffer sizable losses in multiple cities with varied causes and insured status

East Cambridge Haslett & Co Box Makers First Street Cambridge Connor Tan Hery Street North New York Ann and Wishaw Streets Koch & Son Hopkinton Mass Lowell Valentyne Pittsburg Eslanora Springs Haysville Park Hill Ont Milburn & Muncie Mulbany Philadelphia Philadelphia Sewing Machine Louisiana New Orleans Morgan City Belle Isle Review Free Press Bayou Beat

Biddeford and Saco brace for 4 million bricks this season

A mash of town notes: a Biddeford Palmer Knox sale set for April 12, a Biddeford fire alarm from a street scuffle, and Captain Whitlam of Wales left critically injured after a cow incident. Maine political results, factory unions, rail taxes, and local elections populate a wide summary of Maine events.

Anniversary of Spiritualism observed in Portsmouth

The 24th anniversary of Spiritualism was observed in Portsmouth on Sunday by Spiritualists. Lewis D. Evans received notice of his appointment as postmaster at Hopkinton in place of David L. Gage who resigned. Long memorial services were held at the Unitarian church in Portsmouth by Rev. James De Normandie. William Hoag of Jefferson was arraigned in Concord on a complaint for retailing malt and spirituous liquors without a US license. he posted $200 to appear April 28. Hiram Barker of Farmington has a petrified apple given 45 years ago by Senator Farrington from the tomb of Washington. its species is unknown and it is badly shriveled and black. The Blodgett Buck Glove Co. of Plymouth is under a keeper. no business currently, but aims to reopen soon. Rye town election delayed due to warrants, officers chosen include Moderator Joseph W. Garland, selectmen Nathaniel Marden, Irving Seavey, Albert C. Locke, clerk George Walker, superintendent senior committee Charles J. Brown, auditors Emery C. Jenness and Howard Rand, all Democrats. A vote to raise 38,000 for town expenses.

Portsmouth Lewis D. Evans Hopkinton David L. Gage Unitarian Church James de Normandie William Hoag Jefferson United States Fowler Concord Hiram Barker Farmingham Farrington Tomb of Washington Mt. Vernon Blodgett Buck Glove Company Plymouth Rye Joseph W. Garland Nathaniel Marden Irving Seavey Albert C. Locke George Walker Charles J. Brown Emery C.jenness Howard Rand

Murderer Mc Caffrey Sanity Question Raised in Waterbury

Officials debate the murderer's sanity as State figures weigh verdicts. Secretary Nichols notes property appraisal may be done any time from April to the first Tuesday in July. The Burlington society to hold a fair may share costs and profits with the state agricultural society. Evicted Galway resident James O Kane recalls three days of exposure before his wife died, sending his children to America. Burlington police arrest multiple thieves, recovering stolen goods and a set of burglars' tools. three more suspects—Clifford Lamay, Mary Lainay, Mary Lovely—are charged under a large haul of stolen items.

McCaffrey Waterbury Nichols State Agricultural Society Burlington Society Burlington James O'Kane St. Albans Galway Ins The Land League America Geo. Painter Edward Lamoreaux Louis Pariseau Delia Lamoreaux Mary Almond Clifford Lamay Mary Lainay Mary Lovely

Holyoke and Northampton set for April church sessions

Local notices report the New England conference of the Methodist Episcopal church meeting in Northampton on April 12 led by Bishop Merritt, and the New Hampshire conference in Lawrence on April 19 with Bishop Foss presiding.

Letter to the Editor on the Boston Post from a reader

A Boston reader signs a letter to the editor complaining about the Boston Post and its coverage. He recalls meeting a senator on Washington Street, joking about the Post, and says he has read the Post for 45 years but is not convinced by its reporting. April 1.

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