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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

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Apr 08, 1884

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Morrison Bill moves toward House passage amid Democratic disarray

Washington dispatch notes confidence Morrison bill will reach a vote next week as Democratic protectionists face demoralization after the wool tax vote. Randall vows to push 40 Democrats to the GOP, while absenteeism threatens party cohesion. Mills seek 10 cent per inch assessment. association debates a paid secretary and production curtailment at Saratoga.

Washington Eaton Sulk Randall Ing Saratoga

What Is Wearing Apparel The New Clothes Pass The Cus tom House

The U S Supreme Court ruled on wearing apparel exempt from duty for travelers returning from abroad. Wm Astor brought clothes bought in Europe to be worn for the upcoming season. The decision defines wearing apparel as articles owned and ready to wear, brought as a passenger for personal use, not for sale, suitable for the coming season, and matching usual household needs. The circuit court ruling is reversed and remanded for a new trial.

Custom House Washington Supreme Court of the United States Wm. Astor Edwin A. Merritt United States Circuit Court Southern District of New York United States Europe Hin Circuit Court Justice Blatchford

Jeannette Expedition Officers Charged With Drunken Misconduct

Washington April 7 News from the Jeannette inquiry describes witness Bartlett resuming testimony. He faced arrest for insubordination, shading light on officers Melville Chipp Danenhower Ambler and Collins while admitting his own drink with Melville and Chipp. Committees also report on shipbuilding imports and army longevity pay rulings and a treasury ruling that bicycles travel free with passengers under new tariff rules.

Washington Wireman Bartlett Jeannette Ile Collins Melville Chipp Danenhower Ambler Melville and Mr. Collins Mr. Newcomb House Committee On Shipping Gov. Long Committee On Ways and Chandler Cooper United States Swatara Matanzas Shoters Folger Baker Bottwell Key West Cuba Boutwell Army Court of Claims Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Department

Egyptian forces to review troops after Suakim return

Cairo dispatch reports Gen Graham back in London, Gen Stephenson to review returning troops, Maj Hunter in Aden visiting Berber Harrara and Zeila. Hunters finds Somali tribes favorable to Egypt if the British gunboat stays. Four French men of war in Gulf of Aden. Nubar Pasha's resignation withdrawn prematurely? Osman Digna with 1000 fighters near Tumanieh. Bismarck steps back from Prussian control per physician. Gladstone champions franchise expansion. Dynamiter threat near Thames. extra guards deployed. Italian dynamite vessel detained at Gibraltar.

Nubar Pasha Osman Digna Tamanieb London Cairo Graham Stephenson Egypt Suakim Maj Hunter Aden Berber Harrara Zeila Gulf of Aden Soudan Tumanieh Bismarck Gladstone House of Commons Ireland Thames Law Courts London Times Pekin Marquis Tseng Bac Ninh Gibraltar

Fall River Spinner Union Plans Meeting After Strike

In Fall River Massachusetts on April 7 the Spinner's union holds a regular monthly meeting. Secretary Howard urges firmness to end the strike, proposes a full financial report and an explanation of receipts and expenditures, and expresses willingness to arbitrate if mills are found unable to pay the old rates. The union denies causing John Schofield's death and notes the Durfee mill spinners seek higher earnings before further strikes.

Fall River Mass Spinner’s Union Howard John Schofield Durfee

Pension Agent’s Salary in Concord Draws Fire

In Concord New Hampshire a pension agent is said to draw thirty thousand dollars a year. Officials claim ten thousand pensioners in the area receive about one hundred five dollars each totaling around one million dollars annually. Authorities cite statutory commissions and voucher fees to justify supplements totaling thirty thousand dollars. Source T J Deavitt of Montpelier, a veteran claim agent, provides the figures.

Concord N. H Waatterbury Washington T. J. Deavitt Montpelier

Pennsylvania Doctor Arrested in Wife Beheading

In Altoona a physician is jailed after his wife Beach was found in her home room with her head almost severed. Investigators found two large knives and a cleaver beside the victim. The doctor admits the killing and seeks execution. He was recently received into a church and took communion. rumors say he is insane.

Altoona UPA ADE TMS Orsa Beach Lutherean Church Hot Springs Ark New York Arthur Blaine Edmunds Chicago and Alton Railroad John F. Slater George Straut James C. McMullen T. G. Blackstone Co Jake Baer Kansas City Mogena Garcia Las Vegas N. M Baer Elijah Brown Pearl Street Baltimore Brown Watertown Ogdensburg Pierrepont Manor N. Y Adams Centre St. Louis Gould and Wabash Systems L. A. Beach

Contested will case over philanthropist Fitch estate

Proceedings opened in New York over the will of Benjamin Fitch, a noted philanthropist who left about 1.5 million to charities including the Fitch home for soldiers in Danbury. His niece Mrs. Collender challenges the will, claiming mental incapacity. The estate, valued in the millions, benefits Fitch’s grand nephews and nieces. A witness testified that Fitch was nearly speechless when the will was signed.

New York Benjamin Fitch Fitch Danbury Connecticut Collender

American Steamship Company Annual Report 1883 Deficit

The 1883 annual report shows receipts of $654,766 and expenditures of $906,597, leaving a deficit of $222,131 for the year.

Philadelphia American Steamship Company

Sheriff closes saloons and reform spreads in Hot Springs

In Hot Springs Arkansas the sheriff orders gambling suppression and saloon closures as part of a broad reform. Readers are informed of delegates in the New York convention and railroad leadership changes amid a day of violent incidents and labor news nationwide.

Vote Defeats Restoring Wool Tariff In House Debate

Special despatch outlines the test vote on restoring the wool tariff. Converse and the protectionists lose 126 to 118 as Morrison bill prospects rise. debates reveal regional loyalty, farmer-manufacturer tensions, and shifts among Massachusetts and Ohio lawmakers.

Uls Murch Converse

Republicans Sweep Municipal Races Across Several Cities

Hartford mayor Morgan G Bulkely re-elected to a two year term by 830 over Democrat Charles M Joslyn. Republicans also win treasurer and city marshal, Democrats retain clerk, collector and auditor. Republicans gain six aldermen to two, council totals 19 to 15. East Saginaw and Cincinnati results noted with multiple offices. Cleveland slate includes police and fire chiefs and waterworks trustee elected by 1500 to 2500 margins. Steubenville votes Republican water works trustee. council 7R 5D. Indianapolis township returns Democratic trustee. Columbus GOP gain noted. Toledo shows GOP gains and street commissioner elected while aldermen stay Democratic.

Hartford Conn Morgan G. Bulkely Charles M. Joslyn East Saginaw Mich Treasury Cincinnati Board of Public Works Cleveland O. Cleveland Steubenville Ohio Indiana Indianapolis Ind Columbus

Brailway Collision Near Farmingdale Hurts Several

At Farmingdale crossing two miles below Hallowell Special freight train No 11 collided with a Conductor news passenger train at 350 PM. Mrs L Allen of Hallowell suffered a scalp wound. her child was bruised. Mr Hathaway a salesman injured. Both engines damaged. freight cars wrecked. mail and Pullman cars derailed. Loss about 10000 dollars. A rain from Augusta redirected passengers and baggage to Bangor.

Hallowell Seas Sga Majure Central Railroad Farmingdale Crossing Hathaway Teleneyae Theless Augusta Bangor

Notable Clergy Resignations and Social Movements Across Cities

The notice bundle covers Rev. Dr. Seward resigning Plymouth church Portland health issues, Rev. W. Hi. Davis leaving Beverly for Detroit, Rev. Gerrish resigning Bangor Enterprise editor post to resume ministry, Rev. George E. Horr accepted as Charlestown First Baptist pastor, and Rev. Father Bradley appointed bishop of Manchester NH. It also notes ex-Alderman Clinton White’s health trip to the West Indies, Elites’ relocations, marriage in London, and various business and public affairs including American consul appointment and local inquest progress.

Renry G. Miller Swampscott Seward Plymouth Church Portland W. Hi. Davis Washington Street Congregational Church Beverly Detroit Clinton White Charlestown West Indies Brooklyn St. Patrick’s Society Thomas Kkinselar Prospect Park T. Gerrish Bangor Me. Enterprise Maud Ely- Goddard Ely Ely-Goddard Wershire Montpelier London Eng Prince Poniatowski George V Pittsfield Plymouth County Prince Bismarck Russia Geneva Omcer Kendall Station 4 Boylston Place George E. Horr, Jr Tarrytown N. Y First Baptist Church of Mahone Washington James Gould Maine California Brazil Rothschild South Africa Portland Argus John Albert Manchester-by-the-sea Massachusetts Charles Conor Nantucket Eastman Johnson New York

Senate Passes Education Bill in 83 to 11 Vote

The Senate approved the education bill after protracted debate by 83 to 11. Amendments set amounts for the first three years, with gradual reductions to year eight, and provisions for nonsectarian disbursement and state reporting. The measure aims to educate all children, with illiteracy-based allocations and restrictions on pilot funds.

Protest Against Legislation Reducing Patent Life

A Boston letter from Jarvis Engineering at 61 Oliver Street protests house bill 3617 to cut patent life from 17 to five years and senate bill 1588, arguing loss of inventor protection and waste of thousands spent defending patents. A. F. Upton signs as treasurer and general manager.

Jarvis Engineering Company Oliver Street United States Senate Boston Kingsbury M. Jarvis A. F.upton

Somerville Polo Team Beats Newports in Three Straight

At Somerville Monday evening the polo team defeated the Newports in three straight goals. The game lasted eight and a half minutes. In Waltham polo interest continues as the watch factory tournament schedule opens with Lynch vs Shepard on April 10, Keyser vs Gill on April 15, Burnham vs Fisher on April 17, and Haines vs Wills on April 22. The four winning clubs will compete for a prize for the best club.

Somerville Newports Waltham Watch Factory Lynch Shepard Keyser Gill Burnham Fisher Haines and Wills

Stores Closed Across Mexico in Stamp Act Protest

City of Mexico April 7 reports all stores shut in a nationwide protest against the new stamp act. Merchants and the president fail to reach a compromise and the tax will be collected at all hazards. Minister Morgan cannot protect American property amid enforcement. Widespread anxiety and rioting fears accompany the decree.

City OF Mexico Republic Morgan

New England News Maine Highlights Local Crises and Elections

Kennebunk man Joseph Littlefield killed after being run over in Portsmouth. Calais reelects John Murchie mayor by a large margin. Portland yeast factory formed with $100,000 capital by George Anthony Sylvester Falls and partners. Hale elected clerk, Falls president. Saco workers walk out over unsafe building. Lewiston Auburn Electric shows strong progress under H N Wage. Kennebec river ice breaks up. thousands of logs carried away. Calais men Spinney and Woodbury cross to St John border over dispute. settle amicably. Portland launches Uadurated Fibre Co with $100,000 capital. Rollins elected president, Denison treasurer. Hudson woman Ann Buzzell drowns after horse stumble. horse lost. One Belfast supreme court case breaching promise. plaintiff, aged 77, sues for $3,000.

Joseph S. Littlefield Kennebunk Portsmouth N. Hi Robie State House Portland Clarence Hale Sylvester Fall C. P. Emery Saco H. N. Wage Lewiston A. Brown E. B. Denison Rollins Denison Ann Buzzell Hudson Jameson Hill Kenduskeag

Notting ham carriage crash injures Frank Jones at 30

Frank Jones of Nottingham, 30, was seriously injured or fatally hurt when thrown from a carriage Saturday. Frank A Avery of West Thornton, while drawing wood last week, was thrown down. his sled passed over him, likely causing fatal internal injuries. Commissioners Carter and Gage conducted days of bank examinations of Concord, to finish early this week, finding banks in excellent condition. Concord city appropriations at a special session: paupers 1500, fire dept 12000, incidental and land damages 5000, roads and bridges 21000, committee service 1150, police 5600, salaries 5500, legal expenses 500, printing 1600, public library 200, city bonds and notes 17060, interest on city debt 8500, armory rent 200, Decoration day 150, Penncook park 500, new wardroom 2500, schools 22225.

Frank Jones Nottingham Frank A. Avery West Thornton Carter and Gage Concord Penncook Park

Waterbury grand army post and slate mill plans in Vermont

Waterbury Centre to host a grand army post. H Ainsworth plans a Castleton slate mill about 15000 dollars. Edward Badger arrested in St Johnsbury for burglary stealing cigars tobacco and confectionery. bound at 200 dollars and jailed. St Johnsbury public hall project on Railroad street settled. remaining stock subscribed and incorporation signed. G Howe to add 70 foot frontage 125 depth hall at Avenue House costing 10060 dollars with free perpetual lease to stockholders. Young Men's Christian Association hall to cost a similar amount will complete the local public hall needs.

Waterbury H. Ainsworth Castleton Edward Badger St. Johnsbury B. F. Drown St.Johnsbury Railroad Street B. Tor Avenue House G. Howe Proprieto

Premature blast kills worker at Central Fall

A Friday blast at Central Fall fatally injures Patrick Early. Reports say the accident occurred as a blast prematurely exploded, ending a life in the area and prompting investigations. Local authorities continue to assess the incident and its causes.

Boy Killed By Horse Car In Providence

Benjamin Eppstein three years old of Providence was run over and killed Sunday when he darted in front of a horse car while playing. In Newport a violent robbery on the Bath road left Henry L. Knowe badly beaten and robbed after 11 PM. Hudson demanded Knowe’s money, knocked him unconscious, cut his coats, and forced disclosure. About $50 to $60 and an old foreign coin were taken. Knowe identified the assailant, who was arrested after Knowe’s rescue and arraigned on a not guilty plea for examination Tuesday.

West Newbury Newbury Janarin Lawrence Benjamin Eppstein Providence Newport Henry L. Knowe Charles Hudson Bath Road H Hudson Knowe Hudson Henry Knowe Newport Beach Richards and Gardner Morse, Jr Yale College New Haven New Haven Morning News Commonwealth Collinsville E. A. Frough Albert Alling W. W. Bidwell EK. KE. Siddle Burlington Road E. J. McAlers Henry Cook

Board of Aldermen Report on Estimates and Appointments

The regular Alderman meeting chaired by Alderman Whitten covered petitions for street paving and travel improvements, sewer work, pole locations, and city projects. It filed appointments for weighers and a director of East Boston ferries, plus elections, and reported on the annual city and county estimates with substantial reductions and recommended appropriations for Dearborn district grammar school, city parks, and public works.

Board of Aldermen Alderman Whitten Robert B. Dixon Park Square G.A. Spear Newhall Street Pierce Avenue John Murray Minot Street Neponset W. L. Blanchard Burr Street Ward 23 Florence J. Donovan Massachusetts Avenue Boston Water Board Cochituate City Hall Dearborn James L. Hillard

Latest Larceny and Accidents Reported by City Police

Richard H Ford 23 formerly with Metropolitan railroad and homeless, arrested for larceny of 446 brass cups from cars at Bartlett Lenox Washington Mount Pleasant stables. Cups valued 223 dollars with 240 recovered, car damage estimated at 1200 dollars. Charles P Hendricks nabbed with pool balls from Brigham s hotel Cambridge. Edward Parr charged with larceny of a watch from Lucy Willard. 9 year old Jules Lynch injured by a trolley at Cove Beach. taken to hospital. Frederick Jones captured on default warrant for jewel theft at Hotel Vendome. William Gray 30 crushed foot after being struck by a train near Somerville crossing.

Richard H. Ford Metropolitan Railroad Fifth Division Bartlett Street Lennox Street Washington Street Mount Pleasant Charles P. Hendricks Washington Avery Street Fourth Division Brigham’s Brattle Square Cambridge Edward Parr Lucy Willard Boylston Street Juhe J. Lynch Cove Street Cove and Beach Streets Middlesex Railroad Children’s Hospital Lilue Chicago Frederick Jones Hotel Vendome William Gray Carter Street Charlestown Eastern Railroad Somerville Crossing

Court Finds Converse Killed By Carelessness In Train Death

Judge Forsaith of the municipal court rules Frederick B. Converse a brakeman on the Old Colony railroad was killed March 19 at North Braintree while trying to enter a car from the roof, due to carelessness. The judge also holds no blame on the Boston and Albany road or its employer for James McGregor fatally crushed between freight cars at Kneeland Street crossing on March 3.

Ancient and Honorable artillery company meeting at armory

A meeting at the armory in Faneuil Hall Monday evening, presided by Col. E J TruIl, chose a committee for celebrating the coming anniversary including Capt. Peter Dolliver Capt. William Cundy Sergt Ammia Bailey Lieut D Foster Farrar and others. The annual sermon will be preached by Rev A H Quint and the ode provided by Hon John D Long.

Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Faneuil Hall E. J. Truil Peter E. Dolliver William #. Cundy Ammia W. Bailey D. Foster Farrar George D. Russell A. H. Quint John D. Long

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