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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1881

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Summary of Sumner Kimball Report on Life Saving Service

General Superintendent Sumner Kimball presents the fiscal year report ending June 30 1880 showing 300 vessel disasters across 179 stations with 1989 people at risk and only nine fatalities. Vessels and cargo valued at 3811708 were at risk but losses totaled 1191901. sixty seven vessels were total losses and 128 saved from danger. The year had more disasters than any since the service began yet lives lost were the lowest since 1871. The article notes 10010 lives and goods valued at 12120215 saved in nine years and urges government aid and pensioning widows, critiquing a current pension act.

Sumner Kimball Life Saving Service Kimball

Fateful Death Report and Noir of Rail Money News

Mrs Denel of Iowa City died after seven days without food and a postmortem found no blood and a forty five pound body. A large railway consolidation named New York Chicago and St Louis Railway Company with capital thirty five million dollars was announced with eleven million preferred stock. Massachusetts College of Pharmacy hosted a complimentary dinner for graduates with speeches by Alderman O Brien and Professor Markoe. Washington dispatch notes bondholders may present 6 percent bonds for restamping at 5 percent interest and Congress may not refund them. New York Police Commissioners testified before Mayor Grace about malfeasance in office over city cleaning. Divorce action against ex Senator Christianey began in Washington. In Pelham a dance ended with Briggs killing Stetson and Briggs surrendering. Mrs Wilson, formerly of Galveston, located her missing child in Northampton. General Butler and party arrived at Fortress Monroe.

Denel Lowa City Tye New York, Chicago and St. Louiis Capital Massachusetts College of Pharmacy Old Franklin School Alderman O’brien Prof Markoe Washington Congress New York Board of Police Commissioners Grace Christianey Senator Christianey Pelham Mass Briggs Stetson Wilson Galveston Texas Northampton Gen. Butler Havana Fortress Monroe Iowa City Hattie Deuel Miss Deuel Dr. Aylworth Cowperthwait Homeopathic Department University Philadelphia Stephen A. Caldwell Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company Fi Elity Insurance Trust and Life Deposit Company Frank S. Bond Philadelphia and Reading Gowen Caldwell Stock Exchange Albany N. Y Buffalo, Cleveland and Chicago Railway Company New York Pennsylvania New York and Chicago Railway Company Onto Indiana Illinois Buffalo Erie City Cleveland Fort Wayne Chicago New York, Chicago and Jay Gould Secott

Weather Bulletin Reports Mixed Conditions Across Regions

New England is partly cloudy with light rain in the south, while northeast to northwest winds ease. Temperatures fall from Iowa and Nebraska to Texas, then rise in the upper Missouri Valley and Dakotas. Fair weather is expected along the Atlantic coast with slow temperature gains in the Mississippi and Missouri valleys.

New England Ohio Valley Tennessee Middle States Gulf South Atlantic Lake Pexion Ohio Sailey Missouri Iowa Nebraska Texas Missouri Valley Wyoming Dakota Atlantic Mississippi

Bonds Restamped to 3 1 2 Percent as Refund Plan Grows

Washington reports that holders of 6 percent bonds are likely to ship them for restamping to bear 3 1 2 percent interest until Congress provides for refunding. Treasury officials debate resources and a Bayard amendment allows using surplus to buy or redeem bonds. Senate deadlock persists amid cabinet nominees, with rumblings of adjournment and a push for executive session. Cotton mill expansion discussed as Southern demand grows. Also notes church appointment, phone company settlement, and daily revenue totals.

Boston Post Washington Congress Treasury Windom Bayard Secretary of the Treasury United States Gilfillan Boutwell Senate Conkling New York Robertson

V Testimony im Suit for Divorce Brought by Mrs. Christianey

A divorce case proceeds as Mrs. Christianey files suit. Testimony is heard as part of the proceeding with both sides presenting evidence and arguments in court. The outcome awaits judicial ruling on asset division alimony and custody considerations.

Testimony Mrs. Christianey

Woman at Iowa City Dies After Forty-Seven Day Fast

Miss Hattie Deuel died in Iowa City after a prolonged voluntary fast lasting forty-seven days. A postmortem found no blood in the body and an empty stomach. the 45 pound frame showed no further substance, with death following a peaceful decline.

Peculiar Phases of the Philadelphia and Reading Contest

Stephen A. Caldwell a Philadelphia receiver declines to sign stock certificates for Frank S. Bond pending court decree. Gowen questions the move and requests return of transfer books to allow proper officers to act until the court decides.

Mother Reunited With Daughter After Texas Abduction

A Galveston Texas mother, years after her husband allegedly took their child, travels through Ohio Iowa New York and other states in search. In North Adams Massachusetts she joins Chief Mallory and traces the girl to Pownal Vermont and later to Church Street Rouse's home, where the child recognizes her at last and they are reunited. The mother proceeds to visit the father, an Ames Lumber Company mill overseer seven miles away.

North Adams Mass Mallory Wilson Galveston Texas Ohio Iowa New York Clifford Boya Pownal Richmond House John Rouse Church Street Ames Lumber Company

Land damage and canal delays in Cape Cod project

The final ad justment in the New York firm and Driesbach & Skillman Cape Cod Ship Canal case was postponed at Sandwich. Land injury by Italian laborers to private property is expected to trigger land suits unless the Boston company assumes liabilities. Survey and estimate may decide if the canal is built. Savery plans boring after the New York meeting.

Wareham Mass New York Company Driesbach & Skillman Cape Cod Ship Canal Sandwich James W. Fox Gen. Butler E. ©. Carrigan Boston Boston Company Savery New York

Forty five villages destroyed in Cho after earthquake

Earthquake shocks in Cho island devastate villages with only about twenty homes habitable. The Times reports in Ohio that total deaths across the southern villages may be around one thousand ten.

Constantinople Cho London Times Ohio

Imprisoned Ritualist Case Denied Writ in Court of Appeals

In London the Court of Appeals refused habeas corpus for Rev. S. F. Green after ruling Lord Penzance's prior proceedings regular. Other items note Col. Flatters expedition, Mrs. Susan Wills Fletcher’s fraud conviction, and various European updates including Nihilist measures and weather reports.

London Court of Appeals James S. F. Green Lancaster Castle Lord Penzance Green William Brett Cotton

Trial of Police Commissioners for Neglect of Duty in Cleaning Streets

Gotham dispatch reports Mayor Grace hearing charges against the Board of Police Commissioners for street cleaning neglect. Arguments over mayoral jurisdiction, with adjournment for Thursday. Also notes electric-light permits, Ohio quake relief, Fenian rumors, Sagert case verdict exonerating Detective Campbell, and other city items.

Sagert Iteps New Yorks Board of Polic Commissioners Grace Board of Aldermen U.S. Ilominating Company of New York Brush Electric Luminating Company Ohio Gen. Bourke Fenian Fund Gladstone Coleman Australia W.S. Thieman & Co Key West Fla New York and Greenwood Lake Stephen C. Broadwell Havana Sanford R. Gifford Parthenon Gifford Schaefer-Slosson Schaefer Slosson

Fires Burn Farmhouse and Outbuildings Across New England

Aiken farm on Shirley Hill Goffstown N H burned Monday afternoon. loss 3000 with no insurance and 80 year old owner Franklin Aiken died. Dover railroad repair shop and engine house damaged about 500. Enfield Mass dwelling burned with most contents. insured 700. A.Tolland Ct man’s bonfire spread 500 acres of orchard and forest. Trask house near Wis casset Me burned. loss 1200 insured 860. Hampton Beach N H total loss 5000 with 3000 insured. Kennebunkport Me parsonage burned by incendiary. loss 1000. unoccupied.

Franklin Aiken Shirley Hill Goffstown N. H Aiken Boston and Maine Railroad Dover Otis Chickering Enfield Mass Benton Tolland Emeline Trask Warren Sheldon Wiscasset New York Hampton Beach N.H First Congregational Parish Kennebunkport

Will of Amelia A Cobb Bequests to Presbyterian Bodies

The will offered for probate in New York on April 12 details charitable bequests of five thousand dollars each to the Presbyterian Board of Home Missions Foreign Missions Church Erection Fund Presbyterian Ministerial Relief Fund Ladies Board of Missions Fourth Presbyterian Church of Albany five thousand to found scholarships three thousand to Union Theological Seminary New York City and three thousand to Auburn Theological Seminary for similar scholarships.

New York Amelia A. Cobb Presbyterian Board of Home Missions Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions Board of Church The Presbyterian Church Ladies’ Board of Missions Fourth Presbyterian Church of Albany N. Aes Presbyterian Theological Seminary Princeton N. J Union Theological Seminary New York City Theological Seminary Auburn N. Y

Yale Boat Club votes to keep annual race in New London

An ad journed Yale University Boat Club meeting in New Haven adopted resolutions urging Harvard to concede and allow the Yale favored site New London for the annual Harvard Yale race. The club emphasizes Yale's consistency and Harvard's inconsistency and predicts a struggle over the location.

New Haven Conn Yale University Boat Club Harvard Springfield Mass New London Yale Yale Boat Club Harvards

Springfield man charged after dance hall killing

Charles Briggs aged 21 shot and killed Charles Stetson 28 during a dance in Pelham near Amherst. Briggs had brought Stetson’s wife to the event and, after a quarrel, fired three shots into Stetson. Briggs says Stetson assaulted him. he is jailed in Northampton. Stetson was highly respected. Neither man had been drinking.

Springfield Mass Charles Briggs Charles Stetson Pelham Amherst Stetson Briggs Northampton

Election cases spark federal state authority clash in court

Wilmington, April 12. About a dozen election cases arise over alleged interference by deputy sheriffs with U S marshals at the November election. The United States District Court hears them, with a trial likely to last a week and strong interest due to federal state authority dispute.

Wilmington Del United States United States District Court

Right to secede and Confederate cause in Jefferson Davis view

Jefferson Davis argues secession was lawful under the Constitution and a legitimate expression of state sovereignty. He details the origins of the Confederate States, the Montgomery Constitution, naval and military efforts, and the war’s moral toll, concluding with the honor of Confederate soldiers and a warning about national unity.

Derrick fall kills Rome man in Fairfield quarry

Joseph Watson, 50, of Rome, died instantly when a derrick collapsed at a Fairfield quarry on Monday. He leaves a wife and five children. The Maine Poultry Association met in Portland electing William G. Davis president and Charles G. Haines secretary and treasurer. Porter Thomas Douglass at the Evans House Gardiner died Saturday from hemorrhage leaving $800 in bank.

Joseph Watson Rome Fairfield Maine Poultry Association Portland William G. Davis Charles G. Haines Thomas Douglass Evans House Gardiner

Plymouth and Campton Telephone Company Organizing

A second Plymouth and Campton Telephone Company forms to link Plymouth with Campton Hollow about five miles apart after the first company exited. Twenty shares subscribed. possible consolidation between the two firms.

Plymouth Campton Campton Hollow Old State Prison Manchester Worcester Mass Henry Robinson Nahum Robinson Oscar V. Putnam Concord E. J. Knee John H. George J. H. Gallinger Drake Supreme Court Jeremiah Haggerty Frank Tobin Reform School Jeremiah G. Hodgdon Amity

Boy Killed At Bennington Depot In Train Incident

A six year old named Misselle was killed Tuesday at the Bennington depot when a switching train passed over him. The accident occurred as he played nearby. Also reported, H W Mason & Co of Winooski filed a schedule of assets and liabilities after insolvency with assets of about 42 713 and liabilities of 68 822.

Misselle Bennington H.W. Mason & Co Winooski H. M. Mason Merchants’ National Bank of Burlington National Revere Bank of Boston C. Kennedy Burlington

Providence Conference meeting in Fall River presided by Bishop Peck

Elvira Makely and M Acart face trial at Palmer on arson for insurance in 1879. Mrs Bertha M Dennis 74 burned to death in Worcester after falling with a kerosene lamp. Maj Joseph Hawks of Goshen died suddenly ascending church stairs. he served as Goshen postmaster for 24 years.

Providence Conference of Methodists Fall River Bishop Peck Elvira Makely M. Acart Palmer Bertha M. Dennis Worcester Joseph Hawks Goshen Congregational Church

Providence Assembly Mourns Dixon Death. Lonergan Charged

General Assembly at Providence on Tuesday announced the death of Hon. N. F. Dixon and heard several commemorative speeches. In Providence Justice Court on Tuesday Micha l W. Lonergan a Botanic drug store clerk was adjudged probably guilty of manslaughter for preparing belladonna extract of butternut that caused a patient’s death.

General Assembly Providence N. F. Dixon Micha L W. Lonergan Botanic Drug Store Justice Court

Lowell Council Reports Fire Dept Finances and Alarming Year

City records show receipts 54998 56 and expenditures 4147 41 for the fire department for the year ending April 1. There were 69 alarms, the highest in 25 years, with losses 300463 85 and net loss 1550. Hosmer reappointed chief. assistants named. Police pay measure failed in upper house. Licenses for liquor sellers defeated. Rev. George S. Ricker resigns Mt. Vernon Free Baptist Church pastorate. Church to act next Friday.

Lowell Mass Hosmer Fire Department Baltimore Old Sixth Regiment Association Yeas Edward S. Hosmer H. N. Hall J. F. Norton J. W. White W. Taylor George S. Ricker Mt. Vernon Free Baptist Church

Chandler Defends Clear Record in Government Claim Cases

A Washington Post notice notes a dispute over William E. Chandler's suitability as Solicitor General. MacVeagh questioned his ties with Ben Butler in claim cases against the Government, while Chandler recalls a single joint defense for Simon Cameron in a breach of promise suit two years prior.

Washington Post MacVeagh William E. Chandler Chandler Ben Butler Department of Justice Butler Gen. MacVeagh Simon Cameron Oliver

Severe windstorm hits Hernando area injuring residents

A Hernando Mississippi special reports a severe windstorm one mile north of Hernando this afternoon blowing down trees and houses. Dr. Lauderdale and wife were severely injured. Several African American residents are reported killed, but flood conditions hinder full details.

Memphis Tenn Hernando Lauderdale

Cincinnati Transit Workers to Unionize and Demand Pay Rise

In Cincinnati on April 12 the city’s car drivers and conductors plan to organize a union by midnight tomorrow and prepare for a wage increase demand or potential strike.

Cincinnati

Consolidation Plan Formed for Boston Hoosac Line

An Albany Argus report outlines an agreement to consolidate multiple railroads into the Boston Hoosac Tunnel and Western Railway Company. The 409 mile system spans Vermont to Oswego with a $25 million capital and first mortgage bonds at $50,000 per mile.

Albany Argus Boston, Hoosac Tunnel and Western Railway Company Hoosac Tunnel and Saratoga Railway Company Utica and Syracuse Air Line Railway Company Syracuse, Chenango and New York Railroad Company Syracuse, Phenix and Oswego Railroad Company Mohawk and Lake Erie Railway Company Secretary of State Vermont Massachusetts Troy and Greenfield Hoosac Greenfieldo New York Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady Utica Syracuse Buffalo Oswego International Bridge Rochester Fair Haven Boston, Hoosac Tunnel Western Syracuse, Phoenix and Oswego Fulton Consolidated Henanyga Consolidated Road The William L. Burt Boston Estes Howe William Foster, Jr E. €. Benedict William R. Garrison Charles G. Francklyn Daniel B. Hatch E. B. Phillips George O. Post N. Y Enos Wilder

Mining stock closing prices and an assessment levy

San Francisco reports closing prices for mining stocks led by AIDDR Pacific and Nevada holdings with values ranging from 1% to 24% and notable listings including Best & Belcher 93, Sierra Nevada 15, and The Belcher Mining Company levying an additional 75 cents per share assessment.

LyiSilver King Exccheauerec Ceacsee Cccecseeese Gould & Curry Union Consolidated Hale & Norcrossee Wal@S Csrccccmeees Sig Ccoe Belcher Mining Company

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