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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

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Apr 07, 1878

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Veal from condemned carcasses arouses market scorn

A denunciation of veal as a social pariah food, condemning the practice of preparing or selling dashed calf carcases. The writer likens it to famine era abuses and recalls New York cases, noting few consequences beyond legal scrutiny in Boston.

Boston New York

Plundering in Turkish Armenia and Turkish Russian tensions

A Syra despatch reports Dersin Koards plundering ninety one Armenian villages in Chemistsego district with Ottoman protection failing. Russians retaliate by destroying twenty one Mohammedan villages near Haskol. A Constantinople palace revolution is threatened as conspirators plan anew for Sultan Abdul Hamid’s overthrow.

Syra Kharpool Armenia Chemistsego Dersin Koards Haskol Constantinople Sultan Abdul Hamid Murad Henry W. Hunt Boston Baltimore Gordon Border City Fall River George T. Hathway Board of Aldermen Tin Works South Scituate Perkins

Riot and deaths follow Weldon town election clash

A Weldon North Carolina riot erupted during town commissioner elections between whites and blacks. Shots fired left several injured, one black man mortally wounded, and chaos prompted distant military troops to be summoned. In Raleigh, Democratic tickets won while local officials bound over two men in $2000 bonds as unrest persisted.

New York Weldon N. C Norfolk Virginia Military Raleigh R. L. Emery John Parnell Astronagag Seman R.L. Emery Robert Day

Supreme Court Rules Bond Case For New Orleans Pacific Railroad

The Supreme Court awards the New Orleans Pacific Railroad the bond case, declares the $2,000,000 issue valid, and orders the Auditor to issue $250,000 immediately under the conditions. After funding all current debt including $506,351 in Planters Associated bonds, total debt sits at $12,089,128 leaving room for the $2,000,000 railroad bond under the $15,600,000 limit.

New Orleans Supreme Court New Orleans Pacific Railroad Consolidated Planters

Monroe Mayor and Council Seats Decided in May Election

In Monroe on May 6, the mayoral race and seven council seats were decided with five white Democrats elected by large majorities, one black candidate backed by both parties, and one black Republican. Fred Endom won re election as the Democratic nominee for mayor by 640 votes.

Monroe Fred Endom

Railroad Sold In Foreclosure At Pensacola

The Pensacola and Louisville Railroad was sold today under foreclosure to the president of the new Pensacola Company. The price paid was 50000 for the road and 16 to 25 cents per acre for the land owned by the company.

Pensacola, Fla Pensacola and Louisville New Pensacola Company Hartford Conn Charter Oak Life Insurance Company George M. Bartholomew

District affairs and Bankrupt repeal debate in Congress

The House discussed District government reforms including abolishing the poll tax and funding 3.65 bonds. Amendments on appointing or electing Commissioners and a resident engineer were rejected. Senate consideration covered the Bankrupt Law repeal with proposed timing changes. A new Farmers and Stock Breeders Commission was proposed to study contagious farm diseases. Executive nominations included consular posts for Packard, Fairchild, Smith, James, and Bayles. A tobacco tax reduction bill failed for lack of a two thirds vote. The Comptroller called national banks to report their May 1 financials.

Cox Ohio Townshend Senate House Jones New Hampshire Tucker Virginia Day Washington Gordon Congress Secretary of the Treasury Rea Bear Dorsey Ingalls Committee On Pensions Saulsbury Hereford Blaine House of Representatives Eston Hoar Committee On Appropriations

Clark Affirms Signal Service Efficiency and Calls for Caution

Washington May 6 Representative Clark of New Jersey reports after reviewing the January resolution that the Signal Service is efficient and economical and growing in popularity. He notes no current case for consolidating with the Coast Survey or Life-saving Service, but urges further extension only with existing appropriation. The War Secretary seeks 350000 dollars while ocean interests urge liberal funding.

Washington Clark New Jersey House Military Committee Coast Survey Secretary of War Ocean Steamship and Marine Insurance Companies A. 8. Hewitt

Anniversary of the Seamen's Friend Society in New York

New York May 6 The American Seamen's Friend Society marked its fiftieth anniversary noting support across continents. Since 1858 the group placed 6252 loan libraries on ships from New York and Boston, with 322,644 volumes accessible to 245,989 sailors. The Sailors' Home served 93,195 boarders. The year included 80,550 copies of Sailor's Magazine and 200,000 Life Boats printed, plus a $1640 library for 82 Life Saving Service stations. Richard P. Buck named President. Capt. Nathaniel Briggs and 20 others as Vice-Presidents. Rev. Samuel H. Hall as Secretary and Treasurer. The report shows receipts of $85,521 and expenditures of $84,898.

New York American Seamen’s Friend Society Boston United States Life Saving Service Sailor’s Magazine Seamen's Friend Richard P. Buck Nathaniel Briggs Samuel H. Hall Phebe Robertson Superior Court Ee Eee the Herald Curtis Anti-Usury Society Labor Reform League Messrs Heywood Leander Thompson Rk. W. Hume C.S. Weeks

Palace Revolt Threat Looms In Constantinople

London reports a fresh palace revolt threat in Constantinople as conspirators plot to topple Sultan Abdul Hamid and install Murad or another successor. Russians and British influence clash over fate of Varna Shumla Batoum and Adrianople as Pashas falter and bread taxes spark unrest.

Constantinople London Sultan Abdul Hamid Murad Layard Osman Pasha Sadyk Pasha Times Turkish Council of Ministers Safvet Pasha Todleben Buyukdere Bosphorus Porte Varna Shumla Batoum San Stefano Adrianople

Britain Races to Prepare for War with Parliament Debates

London May 6 The coming week promises heavy activity at English arsenals and dockyards as transports occupy Deptford moorings. Recruitment signals show steady army enlistments while Parliament resumes after Easter to hear questions on Indian troops and government powers.

Great Britain London Deptford House of Commons George Campbell Vernon Harcourt Campbell Stafford Northcote Marquis of Hartington Russia Northcote John Bright Bright William Vernon Harcourt Imperial Bengal Newdegate Rylands Fawcett

Armenian Villages Plundered as Forces Clash in Asia Minor

A Syra dispatch reports Dersin Koords plundering 91 Armenian villages in Chemistsego district while Ottoman authorities fail to protect. famine threat looms near Gieghi between Kharpool and Erzeroum. Adrianople dispatch notes fighting at Haskoi with 21 Mohammedan villages destroyed and Bulgarian-Russian blame game ongoing.

London Syra Kharpool Armenia Chemistsego Dersin Koords Gieghi Erzeroum Pera the Times Adrianople Philippopolis Haskoi Haskol Pomaks Dritahura Sofia Rahova Thessaly

Reports From Vienna and St Petersburg on Russia Concessions

Dispatches indicate Vienna and St Petersburg report Russia may offer concessions. Observers note potential shifts in posture amid diplomatic talks and allied responses.

Vienna ST. Petersburg Russia

Fire destroys timber yards and homes in Manchester

A London May 6 report states a fire in Manchester destroyed two large timber yards and nine or ten houses, causing an estimated loss of 50,000 pounds. The dispatch also notes General Grant and his party have departed Turin for Dijon and Paris.

London Manchester Grant Turin Dijon Paris

Vermont Conference Appoints and Expels Clergy at Woodstock

Woodstock Vermont May 6 The Vermont Conference met at 8 am with Bishop Haven in the chair. Reports covered by committees include Rev E D Hopkins to be expelled from ministry and membership and surrender parchments. Boundary changes seek to include all Vermont in Vermont Conference. Appointments list long district by district, with presiding elders and many pastors assigned or supplied.

Woodstock Vit Bishop Haven E. D. Hopkins M. E. Church Vermont D. A. Mack New Hampshire Ranklin N. H Troy Theermont J. D. Beeman H. F. Spicer H. P. Cushing P. N. Granger Paul Dillingham AO. M. Boutwell Brethren the Congregational Church Frederick Billings J M.cann Montpelier C. Tabor Barre H. Webster Bethel A. T. Bullard Cabot H. F. Forrest Chelsea H. W. Worthen West Hill Warren Newton Corinth D. Willis Elmore East Elmore Robert Chrystie Granville and Hancock R. Sanderson Groton C. P. Taplin Gaysville Stony Brook Lympus E. Snow Charles Parkhurst Marsh H . Austin Victory Granby Bullock Walden Spinney South Walden J. Thurston Westfield J. Evans Wolcott G. E. Burnham

Russian Agents Seek 50 Fast Steamers for Privateers

A Baltimore despatch reports A Grippenberg and H W Hunt arriving in New York with powers to examine and select fast steamers to be fitted as privateers if war with Britain breaks out. They aim to enlist or draft crews in the United States, with ten more Russian officers expected to follow and cooperation from American ship men and firms. The Cimbria may move under their guidance and join the plan.

New York Baltimore A. Grippenberg H. W. Hunt Boston Russia Cimbria Maine Hunt America Everett House Washington England Metropolis Clydes Quintard Charles H. Molloy Pacific Mail Steamship Company

Fire Devastates Bradford Business District Causing 100000 Loss

A Bradford fire on May 6 destroyed a two acre area of the citys business district including the Bradford House and several stores hotels and stables. Total losses run about 50000 with half insured mainly in New York and Hartford offices. No injuries reported.

Bradford Bradford House Enos Parsons B. C. Mitchell T. Connelly Matteson New York Hartford Lancaster N. H Connecticut River West Stewartsville William F. Allen Beecher & Hanaford G. A. D. Beecher Perkins Dennisport Mass N. L. Graves Graves Seth T. Wheldon Wheldon Keokuk Iowa Atheneum Keokuk and Des Moines Railroad Burkett’s Wholesale Nation House American Juneau Lewis

Long Branch liquor law enforced on Sunday for first time

A wide range of brief items is reported from across the country. The piece notes the first enforcement of the liquor law at Long Branch on a Sunday, a Pittsburgh arrest and confession in a wife murder case, a large Catholic funeral procession in Montreal, a counterfeit $100 note circulating in the West, a Newcastle Ind woman’s suicide, a cave-in causing William Birmingham’s death in Millville N J, a mail bag theft in Mendota Ill, and various other incidents including earthquakes, a shooting accident in Chicago, a factory building collapse in Palmyra N Y, an insurance agent’s embezzlement, a hanging spectacle in Texarkana Ark, a marriage and murder case in Carroll County Va, and political remarks about censorship and Siberia.

Long Branch Thomas Morris Pittston Kansas City Montreal Colligan Merchants National Bank New Bedford Mass John Stegelman Newcastle Ind William Birmingham Millville N. J Illinois Central Manizales Chicago John Story John Preabe Frank Kovitzky Brigham, Royce & Co Main Market Streets Palmyra N. Y Samuel Traul Henry C. Plessner East Saginaw Mich London William Baldwin Texarkana Arkansas John Travers Carroll County Springfield Republican Boston Albany Russia Siberia John M. Binckley United States St. Francis Seminary Milwaukee Wis Binckley Knoxville, Tenn

Lewiston accident leaves blacksmith with knee fracture

In Lewiston a heavy signer fell on Mr Googin a blacksmith fracturing his kneepan while nearby incidents include Bancroft W. Thomas fatally injured after falling from a Bar Harbor building a dead two day old mulatto child found in Deering Canal with neck broken a Lewiston grocer’s wife drowning in a cistern amid domestic trouble and other regional misfortunes.

Lewiston Googin Bancroft W. Thomas Bar Harbor Deering Timothy Lordon Grand Trunk Portland Oliver P. Cummings Paris Grand Trunk Railroad U. S Cummings Jimmie Frederick Dore Elm House Skowhegan

Various 19th Century New Hampshire Local Notices

A roundup of civic items includes Rev Father O Brien leaving Manchester for Ireland, Portsmouth city debt reduced to 97 947 34, St Marys Temperance Society delegates to Nashua, Dover Cocheo mills resuming with many idle weavers, Fabyan House leased to W H Stevens, Lyndsey French kitchen staff oversight, Manchester church council to ordain James H Pettee for Japan mission, Concord assessors show 9 242 791 valuation with 3869 polls and 13 076 population, Laconia observatory witnesses Mercury transit in 2 minutes 38 seconds, Nashua births marriages and deaths tallied, Manchester schools debate cutting music teacher, Raymond railroad accident injuring Charles Johnson, Captain Marcy candidacy denial, Hillsboro County Supreme Court term at Amherst, North Weare Railroad officers elected, Merrimac county Representative meeting on pauper support and North Boscawep farm rebuilding, Exeter court hears Daley alias Ryan case with jury inspection.

Father O’brien St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Manchester Ireland Portsmouth St. Mary’s Catholic Temperance Society Nashua Cocheo Dover Fabyan W. H. Stevens Littleton J. M. French Lyndsey & French Hanover Street Congregational Society of Manchester James H. Pettee Japan Assessors of Concord John R. Champlin Laconia School Board of Charles Johnson Raymond Concord and Daniel IT New Orleans Capt Marcy Hillsboro County Supreme Court Amherst North Weare Railroad Phinehas Adams Charlies H. Bartlett Charles E. Balch George Foster Clinton W. Stanley Benjamin A. Kimball Charles Chase Jesse Gault Merrimac County North Boscawep Exeter Richard Daley Ryan Easthampton Mass Bennett Newmarket Junction

Quarryman Edward Collins killed by falling rock scale

Edward Collins an East Dorset quarryman was killed when a scale of rock collapsed. The Republican State Committee met at Montpelier to plan the timing of the next State Convention. Coleman Sanders of Chester lost 7090 in government bonds due to a Massachusetts bank cashier's speculative dealings.

Edward Collins East Dorset Republican State Committee Montpelier Coleman Sanders Chester Massachusetts

Broad Chronicle of Local Incidents and Disturbances

Reports from Spencer Pittsfield and surrounding communities describe scarlet fever outbreaks thefts burglaries and escapes from custody. Local groups including Whittle McGranahan and the Lowell Water Board are noted with church dedication and railroad plans alongside factory suspensions and legal actions.

Jealous wife sentenced in Georgia murder case

A young Georgia wife, Kate Sothern, was found guilty of murdering Narcissa Cowart during a 1876 Pickens County ball dispute. Sentenced to be hanged on June 21, the case drew Governor Colquitt into public scrutiny over executions.

Atlanta Constitution Robert Sothern Kate Hambrick Hambrick Pickens County Narcissa Cowart Mrs Sothern Miss Narcissa Cowart Miss Cowart Franklin County North Carolina Supreme Court Supreme Court. Should Mrs Sothern Georgia Gov. Smith Susan Eberhardt Gov. Colquitt

New York House Sold Out in Revenue Fraud Auction

In New York on May 6 under a U S Circuit Court Marshal sale the entire Lilienthal tobacco stock and machinery were auctioned to satisfy government costs of 178000 dollars. The company was found to have defrauded internal revenue by about 139000 dollars after failed appeals to higher courts. Catalogue listed 359 lots including chewing and smoking tobacco, tobacco leaf, snuff, serups, and manufacturing gear. A large crowd attended and prices were low.

New York United States Payn Lilienthal Bailey Circuit Court Supreme Court of the United States United States Marshal

Mining stock prices and consolidations listed in San Francisco report

The column lists mining stocks with prices and percentages for several companies. Notable entries include Grand Prize, Julia Consolidated, Sierra Nevada, Union Consolidated, Yellow Jacket, and others, with assorted percentages and values reflecting a market snapshot. Consolidated Virginia Commonwealth and Crown Point are mentioned among other named stocks.

San Francisco ADU Ues Ngignot Sc Best & Beleber Virginia Commonwealth Crown Point Eureka Tly Grand Prize Scscee &Hale & Norcross Julia Consolidated Eno Ei Eae Cseeck Ccks Wumorican Ucccwcucsceks Pergon Cess Bcs Suces Vaece Ce ST Hovauidan Raymond & Ely iSavage

Bankrupt David W Sutherland files petition in Chicago

In Chicago May 6 David W Sutherland filed a bankruptcy petition showing secured debts of 69 020 with 102 000 securities and unsecured 10 090 against assets nominally 97 000. Separately Sir Edward Farrington denied a story of Martin Ryan as a prisoner in Sitting Bull's camp and found the alleged facts groundless. A counterfeit $100 bill from the Bedford Bank has a twin in circulation at Revere National Bank of Boston.

Chicago David W. Sutherland Martin Ryan Sitting Bull Sir Edward Farrington Dominion New Bedford Bank West Revere National Bank of Boston

Irish raid talk denies plans near Niagara Falls

A Buffalo despatch reports no Cassidy seen near Niagara Falls and alleges a Fenian skirmishing fund agent talked with Irishmen in Buffalo before heading to Chicago. It also notes expected breech loading rifles for a Canadian raid. O Donovan Rossa in New York denies any raid on Canada or use of funds for Buffalo or Canada.

New York Buffalo Cassidy Niagara Falls Chicago Canada O’donovan Rossa Rossa Burke

Bank official named receiver for Covington line

Sioux City reports H K Lane of Des Moines named receiver by Judge Dillon for Covington Columbus and Black Hills Railroad in equity foreclosure action by George T M Davis New York. Portland petition shows $160000 liabilities with $75000 unsecured and Hiram W Deering an unsecured endorser for $50000.

Sioux City Iowa H. K. Lane First National Bank Des Moines Dillon United States Circuit Court Hiram W. Deering

Importance of Properly Shoes Horses

Horse owners have long canvassed the need for well shod stock and favor Putnam's hot forged and hammer pointed horse shoe nails as best and most reliable because they never split or sliver in driving. Book and job printing neatly and promptly done at this office.

Putnam

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