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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1880

Page

3

Amusements Thriving As Spring Events Fill City Venues

The town reports strong theater attendance Thursday with large crowds and thriving entertainment. Father McNamara books Music Hall for three Sunday services in April. Ladies look forward to carpet openings by John H Pray Sons Co. Butter Egg Association members plan an April Cincinnati convention. William Forester faces arrest for alleged theft of two rings valued at $52 from George Hardy. Bangor mayor sends $1283 for famine relief in Ireland. British brig Servian reports sailor Thomas McGrath lost overboard March 23. Joseph Rice injured after a fall at Neponset River draw bridge. rescued nearby with head and stomach injuries.

William Forester Lock Station Three George Hardy No. 14 Cottage Street Prince Brown Bangor Ireland McDonald O Servian Sagua Thomas McGrath Joseph Rice Abington Neponset River Neponset Obd Colony Somerville Edmunds Stete Hayden Sargent Charles H. Guild J. H. Butler C. G. Pope J. H. Hewes Charles Powers Thomas Cunningham R. A. Vinal R. L. Spear J. M. Shute, Jr John Bill J. W. Raymond W. H. Brine Autim Belknap Samuel C. Darling William H. Hodgkins S. M. Pennock J. E.whitaker A. Hamlin George R. Hall Johns. McAvee J. H. Furtner G. Greene J. M. Graham E. A. Goodrich S. A. Webber Bt Tor Grant Blaine Sidney Sibley James Cuthbert B. F. Wallis George H. Spencer W.H. Vose J. H. Fairbanks Alonzo Davis F. F. Woodward H. A. Willis Fred Fosdick E. B. Macy Holton Sawyer John Goodrich Grant John H. Adden Frank W. B. Pratt Horace B. Houlden N. D. Stoodiev J. H. Griggs James McKay Washburne Pinfield

New Armory for Independent Fusiliers in Boylston Hall

The Independent Fusileers Company D Fifth Regiment opened a new armory at room Hl Boylston Hall on Thursday evening under Captain Snow. Col Truil welcomed the new quarters and pledged support to boost the unit's efficiency. Officers and members spoke, a collation followed, and housekeeping duties extended late. Meetings move to Thursday evenings in Boylston Hall with three open evenings per week.

Boylston Hall Snow Truli

Large congregations as fine weather aids Fast Day services

Attendance at churches hosting Fast Day services was unusually strong as pleasant weather drew many worshippers. Reports from principal services indicate sizable turnout across parishes, with congregations benefiting from clear skies and agreeable conditions.

Savings Banks Report Publishes 1870 Statistics and Warnings

The Commissioners of Savings Banks publish the annual report with October 31 1870 figures. Deposits total 206 373 709 63, surplus 4 301 775 &, guaranty fund 2 071 047 62, open accounts 676 555, with annual deposits 78 486 808 97 and withdrawals 36 726 529 25. Investments shift toward public funds and loans, real estate foreclosures rise, dividends average 3.68% after cuts, and managers urged to liquidate foreclosed real estate and tighten asset quality amid looming market corrections.

Commissioners of Savings Banks United States Supreme Judicial Court

Boston Theatres Feature Various Benefit Performances

The city houses multiple benefit nights with stars and new acts. Hooley's Theatre hosts a minstrel program for M. M. Whelan amid strong demand. Park Theatre features Mighty Dollar and A Million with end-season runs. Boston Theatre promises Joseph Jefferson and new debuts. Globe Theatre reports sold-out crowds and Revels engagement. Gaiety Theatre previews Minnie Palmers Boarding School second term. Corinne Opera offers The Magic Slipper and H M S Pinafore. Howard Athenaeum touts Rentz Santley and Penns Aunts Among the Pirates.

Hooley M. M. Whelan Megatherian Company California Comedy Company Park Theatre Florence Mr. Woolf Boston Museum the Lark Mr. Peck Peck Theodore Thomas Rafael Joseffy Ole Bull Gertrude Franklin Emily Winant Gaiety Theatre Bristol Minnie Palmer Gaiety George C. Davenport Corinne Opera Company Corinne Little Buttercup

Death by own action by James Southwood at Washington Street home

James Southwood, about 40, was found hanging by a rope over a door at 2046 Washington Street by his daughter around 7 am Thursday. Officer Curtis cut him down and Medical Examiner Draper ruled death by his own action, with low mood linked to his wife’s death. Southwood belonged to Dallow & Southwood tin dealers in Roxbury.

James Southwood Washington Street Curtis Station Ten Draper Lis Southwood Dallow & Southwood Roxbury

Boston Nine Open Season with Two Games at South End Grounds

Thousands attended the opening day baseball doubleheader as the newly formed Boston Nine faced a picked team at the South End grounds. Early praise and criticism centered on Powers versus Bond and Foley, with O Rourke and Brown highlighted among Boston’s lineup. A six inning first game and a second featured a home run by Powers and a flurry of runs as the Bostons dominated the staged exhibition.

Boston South End Walnut Hill Wakefield Bellevue Columbian Bowling Association Union Lacrosse Club Massachusetts Crescent Trinity Church Spyder James O’ Rourke Brown Powers Fond Foley Bostons Agupst Feley Bond Jones James O'Rourke Jobo Macallar Cate Jones Houck Sadie Morrill Burdock Czech Stortstop Aleady Starp Burdock Bona Sutton James O’rourke Schafer Cronin Cajones G'Rour Rownd Sic Ronin Poweta Osweeney Macullar Bougs Pisscine Cet S & Squinn, R.f Poteon Ske Anak Ak Berair Ccoce IL Anne Are O’rourkes Raning An Erer John Burduck Murnan R.ib Bobtons Jas. O’ Rourke O’rourke Hotick iMurnan Quinn Sui Torigre Eise Eckes Senha Sree Veeed Seeine Johnn Rourke Jas. O'Rourke Mr. Libby Chelsea

Boston Athletes Compete in Albany Street Rowing Meet

Fiamine led by F. Peppeard from the Boston Athletic Club at 6 40 30, with C. F. Pepreard and J H Mexwell close behind. Gallegher and Habury chased, while James Gallegher finished about a lap later, in a brisk 28 second spread to the mile. Referee James Robinson timed the event, with A D Betebrook and W Cohen as officials. The Columbia Boat Club opened its season with a four oared race from Jeffries Point, two miles to Winthrop and back. Heats resulted in O'Hearn-Barker leading the field over Hooper-McAlevey, Shaughnessy-Hamilton beating Ettridge-Dolan, and O'Hearn-Driscoll prevailing in the final. The Lakemen boat race on the Charles River was postponed due to rough water.

Peppeard Gallegbher Carnes Comme James Robinson A.D. Betebrook W. Cohen Columbia Boat Club Jeffries Point Winthrop OWS Hooper Keiley J. Sullivan McAlevey O'Hearn D. Sullivan Driscoll Barker Ettridge Ryan Lannigan Dolan Shaughnessy McNeil Grady Hamilton O’ Hearn-Barker Hooper-McAlevey Shaughnessy-Hamilton Ettridge-Dolan O’hearn-Driscoll Lakemen Charles Briver

Marble Lee named as Marblehead fire engine honor

Marblehead Board of Engineers unanimously votes to name the new steam fire engine after Col. William R. Lee Revolutionary War hero. Letter by Samuel Roads Jr. extols Lee as major, Adjutant General, founder of Marblehead Academy, and longtime town leader suggesting the name for the engine, unique in Marblehead.

Board of Engineers William Raymond Lee Ene Whic Marblehead Mass Aew Board of Engineers Marbleena William R. Lee Col. Lee Glover Continental Congress Cawbridge Barzoyne Gol Lee Marclehead Marclehead Academy Firewardens Himelf Tau Samuel Roads, Jr

Death of prominent Hampden native in Bangor April 6

The Bangor and Hampden-born 1816 native, active farmer, teacher, and long time public servant, died in Bangor on April 6. He served Hampden in the Legislature in 1848 and 1860, was a State Senator in 1849 and 1830, and held various town offices. He later moved to Bangor in 1867, served in city government, and helped form the Greenback party after leaving the Republican fold. He was a Methodist and left a respected legacy of public service and integrity.

Bangor Hampden John Hubbard Milford Pickard Washington Pierce Lincoln Grant Greenback Party People’s Army

Tax Hike Critique on City Debts and Salaries

A Boston Post reader, D. D. Kelly, criticizes planned city tax increases and public debt growth. He argues streets should be improved gradually, questions salary raises in the Park Department and Messenger service, and urges prudent budgeting and accountability for spenders.

Hallowell to get new steam fire engine in town plans

A Maine item notes Hallowell will install a new steam fire engine. Portland man Charles Files, 30, is missing. Buxton funds an iron bridge replacing a burned wooden one with 3000 dollars. A Portland woman, 22, had an arm amputated after epithelial cancer. Scarboro resident Mulbury Foss, robbed and driven insane by loss, has died. Edward M. Blanding resigns Bangor Commercial editor post to focus on Maine Mining Journal. Harry Snow of South Berwick elopes with a Lowell girl, sister goes insane. the girl’s conduct led to the sister’s illness. Kate Bungs, 50, missing from Portland since February. bank money involved. A Swedenborgian baby show in Portland will project portraits of babies on a giant screen. City elections in Aroostook county favor Fusionists, defeating Republicans in many towns. Canadian currency circulates in Lewiston and Auburn. four Montreal banks suspended last year, two resumed at par, others unsound. Down East banks show 3–5 percent discount for Halifax, New Brunswick, and St. Stephens notes.

West Church C. A. Bartoli Jesus Massachusetts Gov. Andrew Commonwealth David Duke of Newccastle Prince of Wales Jobo B. Gough Locha Moses Grant Ava Gough Bowditch John Weiss Dr. Bowditch Mr. Weiss Maine Gen. Chamberlain Speer Andrew Talbot Edward H. Clarke Mr. Bartel South Congregational Church Channing United States Europe Russia Germany Mr. Channing William Ellery Channing Roger William Boston Caanning Old South Church Jacob Manning New England Goa Buxton Portland Mulbury Foss Scarboro Edward M. Blanding Bangor Commercial Maine Mining Journal Harry Snow South Berwick Lowell Mass Kate Bungs Aroostook Westfield Castle Hill Presque Isle Bridgewater Fort Fairfield Houlton Chapman Caribou Ashland Mapletop Washburn Littleton Limestone St. John River Ort Fairfield Custom House Lewiston Journal Lewiston Auburn Montreal Exchange Consolidated Mechanics Ville Marie Halifax New Brunswick St. Stephens

New Hampshire Crime and Legal Proceedings Highlight State News

Charles Sanborn of Sancook faced arson charges but was discharged by the Grand Jury. Two attempts to burn Meredith’s freight depot failed before causing damage. Manchester closed mills banks and most businesses for Fast Day. Concord reports possible liquor-law indictments against 50 to 100 were not filed. A kleptomania case in Manchester involved a well dressed woman arrest and several dry goods firms suffered losses. Manchester City Missionary Society met. relief fund receipts totaled 700 dollars with 39 on hand. In Concord Supreme Court the Grand Jury returned 14 indictments. several defendants were arraigned and disposed of with mixed outcomes including guilty pleas and long sentences for larceny and breaking and entering.

Charles Sanborn Sancook Meredith Manchester Concord Manchester City Missionary Society J. B. Eaton W.G. Everett J. E. Everett S. 8. Marden Supreme Court Lucien P. Flanders Webster Edwin Allison Louis la Flaamme Carson Joseph Brooks Hopkinton Loren Battis Chichester Oliver D. Rich Frederick J. Clifford Pittsfield John Belford Laconia Marilla Mason H. Bonney

Prison gains 146 inmates at Windsor State

A report states Windsor State prison now houses 146 inmates. Hoyt of Panton shot himself in the leg while fishing pickerel. Orleans County Court will reconvene May 4 to finish February term business. A tramp beat a hired man for M Barr at Greensboro. Ice harvesting begins on Lake Memphremagog. Conductor Willson of Passumpsic Road hurt shacking cars at Barton Landing. Aiee Robinson, 26, drowned after driving into a Cornwall river while returning from farm goods delivery. Addison County politics warm with ex Gov Stewart vying for Col Joyce seat. several candidates named for county Senators and State's Attorney roles.

Orleans M. Barr Greensboro Lake Memphremagog Willson Passumpsic Barton Landing Aiee Robinson New Haven Cornwall Addison County Stewart Col. Joyce D. W. Nash W. G. Sprague Vergennes William 8. Wright Waltham E.S. Bana Julius N. North Shoreham Col A. A. Fletcher Bridgeport W. S. Wright Orwell Columbus Smith Salisbury James M. Slade Middlebury George W. Grantley

Milford Opera House fund nears goal amid pledges and plans

Mil ford race for a new opera house gathers pace as $25,000 of $39,000 sought is pledged. The report notes pledges, local earnings, and community actions while detailing other regional deaths, accidents, and police moves across towns including Adams Worcester Lawrence and Lowell.

Hartford Park River drownings and city politics shift

Reports from Hartford Meriden and surrounding towns describe a drowning in the Park River at Hartford a fatal railway accident in Meriden an arrest in Flanders for drowning an infant girl amid opium influence and a probe into Jewett City farmers Tillinghast and Noyes for petty thefts amid public outcry Bridgeport elects Democrat mayor and clerks while New Haven tale recalls a party incident where a young man pursued six sisters under an assumed name with six women presenting themselves at the gate, none of whom match the intended target.

Thomas Goodwin Hartford Park River John Stannis Meriden Minott Gilbert Flanders Southington E. H. Tillinghast George Noyes Jewett City Bridgeport D. N. Morgan Bernard Keating Charlies E. Wilmot Benjamin K. Mulls John Driscoll George F. Card Frank E. Fitch New Haven Lst Miss Blank Hhis

Their Cause the Dishonesty and Baseness of White Men

A letter from ds tas G dated April 7 1880 argues that Indian outbreaks across the Pacific Coast stem from white men’s acts including land grabs, abuse of women, and misconduct by a lieutenant. The writer cites 1862 63 cases, the Modoc war, and calls for strict justice to resolve native conflicts.

THE Boston Post Pacific Coast British Columbia Arizona Arizona Plains Modoc Ds Tas G Andover

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