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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1882

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Senatorial courtesy reshaped by Dawes and Hoar

The passage argues that Dawes and Hoar may fail to block Worthington and that courtesy to Mr. Arthur will dominate this round, signaling a shift in political maneuvering and influence.

Dawes and Hoar Brother Worthington Mr. Arthur

Prohibition Tickets Aim For Field in Four States

Prohibition tickets expected to emerge in Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire and Connecticut this year as the old Republican ploy of carrying a pail of water and a demijohn of whiskey wanes in popularity nationwide.

Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Connecticut

Corkhill's conduct severely criticised in Kilbourn case

A Boston Post despatch reports the Kilbourn verdict awarding $100,000 damages. Corkhill’s handling of the defense is sharply condemned for failing to challenge jurors and to cross examine witnesses. Kilbourn claims >$106,000 loss from imprisonment, while Voorhees faces possible charges over funds used for the judgment. Porter seeks justice and a pardon, with Congress urged to act. Blaine plans Europe, possibly a year abroad, delaying Decoration Day speech in New Albany.

Corkhill Fitz John Fporter Blaine Europe Congress Washington Hallet Kilbourn Corkpill William J. Murtagh Kilbourn Voorhees Fitz John Porter Gen. Porter Porte

Bowman Bill Aims to Send Private Claims to Court of Claims

Washington April 21 The Bowman bill would send all private claims against the government to the court of claims for fact finding. It authorizes either house or executive departments to transmit pending investigation cases to the court. Morse of Tennessee offered a substitute allowing claimants to file in court before seeking relief by special act. Bowman may call the previous question at 2 pm. later the House recessed for pension bill consideration.

Washington Congress Court of Claims House House of Congress Executive Departments Bowman Morse Tennessee United States

More Strikers Returning to Work

Lawrence Mass April 21 The central Pacific mill gains strikers back and plans full operation next week. 45 more weavers hired many former strikers now operate 1300 looms total 465 engaged. upper mill holds 40-50 weavers warps still to finish 700 looms to start. Saltonstein refuses concessions saying strikers must accept new schedule if reemployed.

Fr. Saltonstein Lawrence Mass Central Pacific Central Central Rail Lokout To- Guy John Ogilvie Weavers’ Union Mary C. Halley Mary EB. Fulsom Saltonstat Boston Ile Pacific Mills

Passengers and Train Bombed by Outlaw Gang Near Rincon

A westbound passenger train on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe derailed near Rincon, New Mexico, after five armed men attempted to rob the express. They aimed at the wrong car, fled as cars derailed, killing the fireman and wounding the engineer and Wells, Farzo & Co. messenger. The express reportedly carried $230,000 in silver from Arizona bound for Norfolk, and the band is tied to ongoing depredations in New Mexico and Arizona.

Atchison Wells, Farzo & Co Ariizona Norfolk Rincor New Mexico Arizona

Fire reports across towns recount varied losses

In Waterville Maine Mrs Eliza Fuller of Benton lost farm buildings in a night fire with inmates escaping. Loss 1500 insured 1200. In Coxsackie New York fire burned Brown's lumber yard Fischers coal yard Sherman dwelling and Reed Howell store. total loss 27505. Newport Rhode Island incindiary fire baned Sherman pavilion loss 3000 insured 2300. Cincinnati fire at Webster company wagon factory near Mouldsville loss 39000 penitentiary saved. Sutton New Hampshire Gillingham farm house burned loss 500. Taunton Massachusetts Lord dwelling damaged 500 due to defective flare. Portsmouth New Hampshire Col Pierces heirs property burned loss about 500 insured. Georgeville Quebec Revere house owned by Sir Hugh Allan burned today.

Waterville Eliza S. Fuller Benton Coxsackie N. Y Brown Fischer Sherman Reed & Howell Newport R.I Walter Sherman Bathing Beach Cincinnati Waon Webster Company Mouldsville W. Va Conroocook N. H Charles Gillingban Sutton Taunton Mass James Lord Norton Avenue Portsmouth Col. Pierce Georgeville Que Revere Sir Hugh Allan Memphremazog

New York Court Debates Commission to London Solicitor

In the New York, Lake Erie and Western railroad case against James McHenry Judge Wallace heard a motion for a commission to George A Sedgwick in London to take depositions from James Ford Louis Hakeman and Henry J Barker along with about six orders. The dispute centers on London transactions over years between the Erie company and the defendants with 60 items totaling over £250,000 in the plaintiff’s particulars and 500 items totaling over £1,400,000 in the defendants’ particulars. The judge reserved decision, stating any commission would be time limited.

New York New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company James McHenry Wallace United States Circuit Court George A. Sedgwick London Jamees Ford Louis Hakeman Henry J. Barker Erie Company Lee Counse

Maine items mix of losses and industrial notes

In Cambridge J H Soule mourns a pocketbook containing 700 dollars. Belfast votes 1040 four percent bonds backed by Belfast and Moosehead Lake railroad stock. A mill accident at Claremont NH tears through a wall. Warren Whitney dies from injuries. damage about 30000 dollars. Factory plans involve New York buyers and corn payments. various local legal and religious notices recap upcoming meetings.

J.h.soule Cambridge Biddeford Portsmouth Gustavus Smith Bath Disne Belfast Moosehead Lake New York J. Winslow Jones Company, Limited

Records of local accidents strikes and crimes in New England

The Fall River iron works plate makers struck for higher wages forcing a nail mill shutdown. A six year old boy, Frankie Bates, drowned in Marshfield’s G D Damon mill pond, body recovered. Rev J H Ross of Newburyport will resign due to ill health. Mrs Thomas Wood of Monterey drowned attempting to rescue a lamb in a well. Owen Morgan of Templeton, intoxicated, injured in a wagon accident. George Lavalle found dead in Fall River dock. no foul play. Peter Barry of Georgetown died by suicide. several children died recently. Charles Foss of Northwood Centre attempted suicide in New Bedford. to recover. Bristol North District Medical Society elected officers. W G Fairbanks Marlboro grocery robbed. safe blown, $25 taken. no clue. Spencer National Bank partly paid a $1,100 vote, signature confusion. later found endorsement false.

Fall River Owen Morgan Templeton George Lavalle Peter Barry Georgetown Ann Charles Foss Northwood Centre N. Y New Bedford Newedford Bristol North District Medical Society N. M. Ransom J. P. Brown E. F. Gliigan Charles T. Howe W.G. Fairbanks Marlboro Springfield Republican Samuel W. Gray Spencer National Bank George H. Burt Hiram P. Gerald J. H. Rogers Brookfield Gerald Gray

Coercion Act arrests and Irish evictions feed unrest in Ireland

London reports show 918 arrests under the coercion act up to Tuesday. Ireland's first quarter 1882 return records 734 evicted families totaling 3892 people. Moonlighters surprised at Ballybunnion. several wounded. Arrests in Dublin's land league, Sligo estate evictions, and clashes at Camborne and Rua bon. Naval and militia movements add to the mounting unrest. Ireland to receive additional forces. Meanwhile Odessa reports brutal anti Jewish riots. hundreds of homes wrecked and streets burned. Emigration from Britain continues with Edinburgh seeing 306 people weekly depart for America or colonies. numbers may reach 4,000–5,000 in three months. Travelers mostly male workers. capital and savings drained by travel costs.

London House of Commons Forster Ireland Ballybunnion Annied Kirke Ladies’ Land League of Dublin Talla Difford Lloyd Marquis of Sligo Ballybuprion Listowel Camborne Natal Russia Vienna Presse Odessa Alta Llopolo United Kingdom Edinburgh America Australasian

Odd Fellows Anniversary Observed In Unity Lodge

The 634th anniversary of Odd Fellowship in the United States was observed in Unity lodge with a literary and musical program at Odd Fellows Hall. A large delegation from Union lodge attended, followed by a sapper in the banquet hall.

Opp Fellows Odd Fellowship United States Unity Lodge Daughters of Rebekah Odd Fellows’ Hell Union Lodge Ofystem Lucy E Boston Eliza Women’s Christian Temperance Union Universalist Abbot Ball Grand Army Post Young Ladies of the Universalist Society Marylehead Improvement Society Old Lynn Road Salem H. W. Backler Theological Seminary At Newton Baptist Church KE. A. Pitman, Jr Lindsey Rothers Gregory

Opera Bouffe Lecocq in New York a Mixed Review

The English version of Lecocq's latest opera bouffe with Miss Catherine Lewis in the lead struggles. The libretto sounds Frenchy and the music is not worthy of the composer. The first two acts are bright, the third dull, and the cast includes Manola Beaux Mille Paola Marie Gregoire and others. Overall, the production is well sung and acted though the final act ruins it, with notes on other shows and local performances following.

Lecocq Catherine Lewis New York Manola Beaux Xeame Adi Qe Bancheo Cenessconseanvgeis Naccatance Ccsc Mlles Wain Prince Picrates de Calaubazas Mezleres Braseiro de ‘Lras Vhssanca Natweushab Doruie Lovato Mile Paola Marie Michel Calabazas Muen Crum Mile. Gregoire Mule. Vallet M. Mezeres M. Duplan M. Nigri Mule Paola Boston Co-operative Dress Association Inis Futh Avenue New York City

Centennial Birthday of Froebel Celebrated in Warren Street Chapel

The 100th anniversary of Friedrich Froebel, founder of the kindergarten system, was observed in Warren Street chapel No 10 Warrenton street. Miss Pingree led the meeting and presented statistics on the spread of kindergartens across the country. Speakers praised Froebel’s philosophy and influence while teachers sang between remarks and a draped portrait of Froebel was displayed.

Friedrich Froebel Warren Street Warrenton Street California Chicago Milwaukee Board of Education Philadelphia Boston Iicinity Boyeson Froebel Mary J. Safford Florida

Notable New England Social Snapshots and Arrivals

Col Thomas Pierce the Texan railroad king is expected in Dover New Hampshire around the first of January. Congressman Crowley of New York becomes father to a boy named Chester Arthur Crowley. Mrs Maria Louisa Cotton, daughter of Clarkson N Potter, dies in New York. The 15th wedding anniversary of Alphonso Burnham couple at Gloucester occurs soon. H Greenleaf and wife stay at the Quincy House in White Mountains. A A Sargent to visit Lowell next Tuesday. Joseph Proctor the tragedian to mark 50 years on stage in 1884. Pittsfield society follows the engagement of Miss Sarah D Lodd to Rev Myron Dadiey of Cromwell Connecticut on Wednesday next.

Thomas Pierce Dover N. H Jane Congressman Crowley New York Chester Arthur Crowley Maria Louisa Cotton New York City Clarkson N. Potter Alphonso M. Burnham Gloucester H. Greenleaf Profile House White Mountains Quincy House A. A. Sargent Germany Lowell Joseph Proctor Boston Manchester-by-the-Sea Pittsfield Sarah D. Lodd Dr.Lodd Myron Dadiey Cromwell, Conn

New Police Commissioners Organized and Appointments Made

Three new police commissioners Messrs Thomas L Jenks Benjamin D Burley and Nathaniel Wales qualified for office and joined the old board at Pemberton square. Dr Jenks chosen chairman and clerks retained. letters from Gargan and Jones defend actions and urge fairness. Department notes mention patrol hours cut to May 1 and awards for hoses supplies and sewer contracts plus a harbor visit to inspect improved sewerage.

Thomas L. Jenks Benjamin D. Burley Nathaniel Wales Priest Pemberton Square Police Commission Col. Walker Jenks Francis J. Goldthwait Jones and Gargan Board of Police Commissioners Joan Flaveil Kaveli William H. Boardman William Chalds G. W. Denness Board of Directors Learned & Bird Fiaskins Bro Muton and Veal John E. Dapee Committee On Sewers Huntington Avenue Collins & Morley Cottage Street Dorchester J. J. Dorey Monadnock Street Hugh Nawn Bellevue Street Bine Hill Avenue Second Street South Boston Dennis O'Connell Im Ford Muavor Green Old Harbor Point

Summer House Straw Mattings Offer From Large Assortment

Furnishing notice calling attention to a broad range of straw mattings for summer houses. Nearly one hundred patterns of white and fancy matting in all grades showcased. Includes various styles to suit different rooms and tastes.

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