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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1882

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Sam Hale Establishes NH Headquarters at Local Hotel

In New Hampshire Sam Hale, a leading candidate for Governor Bell's seat, set up headquarters at a city hotel where Granite State supporters gather in large numbers. The location is noted as convenient for coordinating campaign efforts and pipe-laying logistics.

New Hampshire Sam Hale Gov. Bell Granite State

Grandfather Taft and Austria 600th anniversary mention

The narrator notes Taft will reach Austria in time to observe a notable event marking Rhodolph of Hapsburg’s 600th anniversary as imperial fief. The piece jokes that Taft himself nears a 600th personal milestone as he travels.

Taft Austria Rhodolph of

Vermont editor targets mistaken Ethan Allen kin in talk

In Switzerland the Tell Gessler saga is held as essential knowledge. A St Albans writer earned scorn from a Burlington editor for claiming a granddaughter of Ethan Allen ran a Texas boarding house. The quip highlights the public’s keen interest in precise genealogy of notable figures.

Switzerland William Tell Mr. Gessler Tells Gesslers Vermont Ethan Allen St. Albans Columbia Burlington Ethan Texas

City of Sanford burns in Florida disaster near Jacksonville

A blazing fire aboard the steamer City of Sanford five miles above Jacksonville around 4 a.m. caused nine deaths and possible more as passengers escaped toward shore. The George M Bird rescued survivors. coroner's jury investigates while the vessel and cargo are total losses.

Jacksonville Fla Florida Sanford Point Louisia Fromm Oscar Keep Ireland Coma G. H. Downer Norwalk Shortelle Magpoha Met Bar Charles Pierce Willie Brooks Dorse Scapper George M. Bird Santora

Harmony mills strike stalls in Cohoes with 3500 workers

In Cohoes New York April 24 police guard Harmony mills after a 10 percent wage cut resistance spreads. The Harmony group employs 3500 workers with 7000 looms and 3 250 spindles across six mills on Mohawk river power. Public opinion backs the strike as committees are revived and unions mobilize.

Cohoes N. Y Harmony Mills Lhree Mohawk

Jim Elliott challenges John L. Sullivan for sparring and knockout

New York on April 24 reports boxer Jim Elliott offering $500 for four round spar with John L. Sullivan and another $500 for a knockout. Elliott’s backers have deposited $750 as a guarantee with R. K. Fox.

New York Jim Elliott John L. Sullivan Elliott R. K. Fox

Perjurer and Forger in Senate Hearing Clashes Over Quote

The heated Senate inquiry centers on a disputed quote attributed to Mr. Blaine regarding a December dispatch about Chile and Peru. Both Belmont and Blaine dispute the wording, arguing about intent and accuracy as the committee adjourns at 12 16.

Teman Belmont Rewring Chile Peru Hurlbut United States Landreau Mr. Belmont Mr. Blaine Blaine Government Printing Office

Closing Session of the New Hampshire Conference Appointments

The closing session of the New Hampshire Conference presents official appointments for clergy and staff. Framed by church leaders, the list determines assignments across unions and charges for the upcoming year.

New Hampshire

City Police Chief Dispute Ends with $4700 Verdict

Sidney P. Nichols, removed as police commissioner in 1879, was reinstated and then won $4700 in a salary suit against Charles F. McLean. Andrew W. Smith was arrested on two warrants with $31,000 bail, while Lydia F. Meeker and the Stephens Patent Vice Co allege prior fraud and misaccounting.

New York Sidney P. Nichols Cooper Charles F. McLean Hhis Place Mr. Nichols Mr. McLean Andrew W.3 Smith Lydia F. Meeker Stephens Patent Vice Company

Bank officials and speculator held after bankruptcy fraud charge

Buffalo March 24. R Porter Lee former bank president and Herman J Halli young but risky speculator borrowed 140090 on 1060 security of the defunct First National bank. Arrested on complaint by Robert J Stevens and remanded to sheriff custody at a city hotel after insolvency was exposed.

United States Supreme Court Ottawa First National Bank of Portsmouth N. H Circuit Court of the United States District of Illinois Justice Harlan Admiral Rodgers Naval Observatory Barber Mansion Georgetown Heights Garland Judiciary Committee House State National Bank of Boston Boston Scoville Paddock Nebraska Utah Commission BufFalo N. Y R. Porter Lee Herman J. Halli First National Bank Robert J. Stevens United States Concord Railroad Laconia and Lake Village A#orse Pemigewasset Valley First National Bank of Portsmouth Supreme Court Concord

Charges and denials in New York Electric Light dispute

A Post reporter questioned Er H Goff vice president of the American Electric Light Company about accusations involving stock books duplicate seals and Gen Butler. Goff denied connections and explained stock books were mislocated and later sent to the International Trust. he noted stockholders could inspect books and described a halted Boston New York consolidation amid ongoing suspicions.

Washington District of Columbia Cox New York Robeson New Jersey Congress McLane Indiana Holman Mr. Robeson House Miller Pennsylvania Randall Appomattox Boston Post Blaine House Committee On Foreign Affairs Emmons Pough Mr. Blaine Maine Statesman Mr. Belmont Suipherd United States Chili Peru Belmont Shipherd Williams Jacob R. Shipherd Mr. Blame Shinherd Garfield Hurlbut State Department Blair Graine Kasson Senator Blair Conkling Scott Lord Cragin Seligmans Morton, Bliss & Co Department Evarts Cochet Blame Department of State Trescott Eaton Shiphera Foreign Affairs Committee Post Er. H. Goff American Electric Light Company Electric Light Company Gen. Butler Boston New York Company Tremont Street International Trust Company Goff Snally Fox Prescott, Hersey, Hastings & Co Treasury Moriarty Boston Financial Mascachusetts Bingham W.C. Hall Henry Hastings Col. Grant Boston Company Mr. Goff Stephen F. Moriarty Fifth Avenue Grant Brothers Jay Gould Boston Board of Directors American Electric Light Company of Massachusetts McUsh Cyrus Haldeman New England Pennsylvania Raillroad Star Col Fred Grant P. A. Collins Stephen Moriarty Messrs Crosby McMahon New Britain Conn Brush Company Bangor Eugene M. Hersey Bangor Company Hersey Bishop Lynn T. Brigham Bishop & Co Globe Lawrence Lyon

Maine News Roundup From Belfast to Bangor

In Belmont Waldo county the town lacks a lawyer clergyman or tavern yet residents remain cheerful. Lera Hammord the oldest merchant of Winthrop is paralyzed and unlikely to live. Maine reportedly imports spruce chewing gum from New York while a 20 pound Penobscot salmon sold in Boston. A Bangor accident leaves Cyrus Mayberry with uncertain recovery and two railway injuries in Bargor with crushed legs. Jeremiah Mahoney dies from a mill incident in Bangor. Francis Winn, a cattle driver, vanished after visiting Biddeford and remains missing. his horse returned to Kennebunkport.

Phin, Niec Belfast Lera M W. Cross Boston Belmont Waldo County Lera Hammord Winthrop Maine New York Searsport Fort Fairfield Cyrus Mayberry Bangor Shaw, Goering & Co Portland A.b.taylor Gardiver Maire Central Railroad Maine Central Bargor Jeremiah Mahoney Hodgkins, Hall & Co.’s Mahoney Francis Winn Sbiropleigh Biddeford Irvine Chayes Kennebunkport Winn Nave

City sewer and street improvement petitions listed for Morse Railroad Hearing

A compilation of petitions and requests from residents and companies in Boston seeking sewers on Ellery street Mt Pleasant Avenue Howland Brunswick St Stoughton Street and other street works. edgestones gutters macadamizing lighting and wiring permits requested by multiple parties including American Bell Telephone Jablochker Electric Weston Electric and the Morse Railroad Hearing noted.

Thomas Lennon Ellery Street Swett Boston Hiram P. Bean Mt. Pleasant Avenue Fairland Street Vine Street Henry A. Barling Howland Brunswick Street Austin H Onnell Stoughton Street Summer Pleasant Streets S. A. Bolster Cobden Street Washington Street Walnut Avenue American Bell Telephone Company Tremont Street Pear Castle Street Henry P. Kidder Said Avenue Nathaniel J. Bracle Camden Streets Huntington Avenue Children’s Hospital James Guild Juniper Thornton Streets Wm. Sohier Hunneman Street New England Weston Electric Light Company Jablochker Electric Lighting Company Faneuil Bell Faneuil Bull Market Johv Health Department Alfred N. Proctor Cottage Street Boston and Albany South Boston Railroad Company West Broadway Metropolitan Railroad Harrison Avenue Crosby Elays Federal Street A. Richards Metropolitan Road Horse Railroad We Six Moody Merrill Highland Company Broadway Beach Street Metropolitan South

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