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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1884

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Boston Revenue Reform Call For League Meeting At Young's Hotel

A public invitation from Boston leaders urges formation of a league to cut national revenue via tax relief focused on necessities, not goods like whiskey or tobacco. Attendees listed include Charles Francis Adams Jr and many notable Boston bankers and merchants at Young's Hotel on April 29.

Young’s Hotel Boston

Ed ward Savage fined in Somerville liquor case

In Somerville police court on Thursday Ed ward Savage was fined 50 dollars plus costs for keeping a liquor nuisance and paid the amount. In Cambridge on Thursday James Barnes proprietor of the Inman Square hotel was found guilty of maintaining a liquor nuisance and fined 109 dollars with costs. The McKay stitchers have amicably adjusted their differences at Lynn at C. W. Varney & Co and returned to work on satisfactory terms. The body of the man killed at Somerville on Wednesday evening on the Fitchburg railroad is identified as William Cartier a French Canadian carpenter who had been working in Somerville. In Salem the memorials to the late Judge rd and Stephen K Ives Jr were presented and entered on the records with a large attendance of the bar.

Somerville Edward Savage Cambridge Court James Barnes Inman Square McKay C. W. Varney & Co’s Lynn Fitchburg William Cartier Supreme Judicial Court Salem Judge Rd Stephen K. Ives, Jr Alfred A. Abbott Morton

Salem arrest chain shifts to John Clifton of East Boston

The man arrested in Salem is now said to be John Clifton of East Boston, not Gale as first reported. Friends of Samuel McSheehy, arrested on a robbery charge, claim he knew nothing of the affair until after it was committed and did not share in it, merely keeping a secret confided to him by Clifton whom he had known for years.

Salem John Clifton Boston Gale Samuel McSheehy McSheehy Clifton

Arrest of Water town defaulter Abbott at Pierce City

Despatch from Pierce City reports Til den G Abbott, former Watertown bank cashier, arrested at his home after posing as part of a California group with a man named Clayton. They opened a clothing store using Cincinnati bought goods. Clayton to be held. Abbott’s accomplice link to John Hughes noted in Watertown chatter.

ST. Louis Pierce City Tilden G. Abbott Watertown Bank Abbott Clayton California Cincinnati Watertown John Hughes Tughes St. Fioais Hughes Missouri

West Shore Railroad Mortgage Recorded for 25 Million

Kingston New York April 24 a trust mortgage on the West Shore railroad for 25 million dollars to Ashbel Green was recorded today in the county clerk office balancing public records with the transfer of vast railway property.

Kingston N. Y West Shore Railroad Ashbel Green Geunty Gierka Ofice

Signal Defeat in Controversy Between Randall and Dorsheimer

Washington dispatch reports Randall insulting Dorsheimer over speaking time on naval appropriations. Dorsheimer claimed a promise of ten minutes. Randall denied, uttered offensive remarks. Randall faced a loss on the naval bill vote, with 30 yeas to defeat his position on 400000 for heavy guns. Personal reception by Judge Nott honors ex President Hopkins of Williams College.

Randall Nott SE. Mark Hopkins Williams College

Interstate Commerce Bill Advances From Senate Rail Committee

The Senate Railroad Committee unanimously reported the Cultom interstate commerce bill creating a five member Interstate Commerce Commission to regulate cross state transportation. It sets penalties for extortion and unjust discrimination, outlines enforcement, and authorizes investigations with witnesses and oaths. The act appropriates 60,000 dollars for the current and next fiscal years.

Washington Senate Railroad Committee Cultom Inter-State Commerce Inter-State Commerce Commission Senate United States

How the People Have Been Robbed by the Naval Kings

Washington April 24 The house began committee work on the naval appropriation bill as amendments were read. Blackburn urged concurring in a $600000 armament appropriation for new steel cruisers while Randall and Hewitt pressed cautions about funds and trust. Hewitt questioned navy secretary handling of prior sales and funds, citing a $500000 gain from vessel sales not yet reaching the treasury and warning against misapplied payments.

Washington Mr. Randall Mr. Dorsheimer Dorsheimer Randall Reed Pennsylvania Kasson New York Messrs. Cox Hewitt Blount Cobb House Senate Chandler Blackburn Kentucky Belford Texas Talbot Maryland Gun Foundry Board Cox Secretary of the Navy Mr. Hewitt Treasury Department Treasury Boston Secretary of the Treasury Navy Department

Debate on Navy Department Management After Election Speeches

An officer failed to place funds in the treasury as required, with no legal obligation for the secretary to turn in the money before the election three weeks earlier. Republicans defended navy department management as speeches ended the debate.

Treasury Navy Department

Long list of claims disposed by court in Washington

In the court of commissioners of Alabama claims, judgments were announced with 4 percent interest from dates named. Amounts include Emery 115, Gardner 4751, York 1000, Mills 729, Denike executors 1485, Pfizer & Co. 322, Reed 186, Comstock 2030, Parker 480, Faben 6438, Smith 270, Covell executrix 583, and many others through 1865. Also notes country week program outcomes and fundraising appeal for 1915.

Washington Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims Lucellous A. Emery Edward F. Treworgy John Gardner Jos. M. York Stephen H. Mills Mills & Crawford Maloga Smith Chas. J. Harris Robert C. Reeves Abraham Denike Wm. H. Hinman John Shay Charles Pfizer Charles F. Erhart Theodore J. Happel Charles Pfizer & Co Frederick Wim. B. Bacon Cyrus Wakefield Francis E. Parker Charles H. Joy Enoch R. Mudge Charles E. Faben Benj. H. Faben Chas. H. Faben Chas Hannah L. Coffin Joseph Coffie Charles T. Haskell William H. Brewer Josiah Conent John Sates Aaron Holbrook Morello D. Cobb Mulford Cobb William R. Clarke Harrison E. Woodward Clark & Woodward Moses Ellis Philip I. Weaver Moses Ellis & Co Thomas E. Proctor Thomas Parsons Annie E. Snow Josiah Snow Peter Babler E. Francis Parker Charles H. Parker Edward E. Morgan John Black Hiram Hall, Jr Rockland National Bank Thomas R. Pillsbury Alfred Sleeper Edwin Smith Stephen M. Anthony William Anthony Frank A. Parker Abraham Barker John H. Everett Amos Bates Jeremiah 5. Hersey J. Augustus Brownwell T. Frank Brownwell Joseph Brownwell William P. Briggs Henry Faber Alex. Brown Elizabeth V. Carr Lacey A. Covell George A. Covell Charles H. Pierce Radolphuas Beetle Benj. B. Covell Benj. T. Cummings Elizabeth S. Cummings Louisa S. Cushman Benj. Cushman James V. Cole Nathaniel Crown George H. Dunbar Ann Hi. Dunbar Ann A Thomas G. Turner Hail Turner Wm. H. Turner Joratio Hathaway Joshua C. Hitch William H. Howard John B Thos. Ikadman Martha W. Farron Joshua Sears Moses 8. Wildes Bush & Wildes Albert F. Everman

Measures Proposed To Prevent the Robbery of National Banks

Washington April 24 The house committee on banking and currency will present a bill to amend the national bank statute. It may include a rule barring use of increased capital to pay existing liabilities and require an independent examiner for troubled banks. The bill also tightens comptroller duties and powers. The Wheels Badly Clogged The Senate批 backs public business sluggishness in the House, with over 300 bills stuck on the Speaker's table. Miscellaneous Mr Burrows declines treasury solicitor post. Robert D Graham named secretary of the civil service commission.

Washington House Committee On Banking and Currency Pacific Bank The Evening Star Senate House J. C. Burrows Michigan the Treasury Robert D. Graham North Carolina Civil Service Commission Roulhac

Annual Meeting of Stockholders at Topeka Elected Officers

The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad held its annual stockholders meeting in Topeka Kansas on April 24. Directors named include J T Burr Boston P L Cheney Boston C K Holliday Topeka S A Kent Chicago and others. Officers chosen: W B Strong president A E Touzalin vice president B P Cheney chairman George W McCrary general counsellor A A Robeson general manager and chief engineer.

Topeka Kan Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad J. T. Burr Boston P. Lb. Cheney C. K. Holliday A. Kent Chicago L. Nickerson A. W. Nickerson C. J. Paine Enery Emporia Alden Spear G. O. Shattuck B. F. Stringfellow Atchison W.B. Strong A. E. Youzalin W. B. Strong A. E. Touzalin B. P. Cheney

B M C A Entertainment For Lady Friends At Reception

Members of the Boston Young Men's Christian Association hosted a reception for their ladies on Thursday evening at the association building. About fifty young ladies helped greet guests from 7:30 to 8:50 while the association orchestra played. George W Want performed as tenor, the Ladies Guitar quartet and the association orchestra provided music, Rev. O P Gifford spoke on Self-Improvement, and President Woodworth awarded prizes to evening class winners. An exhibition of gymnastics and tugs of war followed in the gymnasium.

Boston Young Men’s Christian Association Association George W Want Association Orchestra O. P. Gifford Woodworth

Georges fleet records light fares and smaller catches

Gloucester reports 15 arrivals last week averaging 11 746 pounds codfish and 470 pounds halibut, far below the prior year. Western bank fare also slumped with 37 arrivals averaging 38 000 pounds, down from 16 000 pounds codfish in the same week last year, due to surplus stocks.

Gloucester Mass

Provincial Steamship Company Articles Filed

Articles of association for the Provincial Steamship company were filed in the county clerk's office. The firm will operate steamers carrying passengers freight and mails among New York Boston Portland Philadelphia Baltimore Newport News West Point Norfolk Charleston Savannah New Orleans Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward Islands and Cape Breton. Capital stock is 50000 dollars.

New York the Provincial Steamship Company Boston Portland Philadelphia Baltimore Newport News West Point Norfolk Charleston Savannah New Orleans Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward’s Islands Cape Breton

Country Week Enters Tenth Season With Boston YMCA

The Country Week plan started in 1875 to send poor and deserving children to country homes. Now entering its tenth season under the Boston Young Men's Christian Union, the movement has grown in interest and success with each year.

Boston Young Men’s Christian Union

Fire at Sagamore mill No 1 devastates Fall River plant

Fire at Sagamore mill No 1 in Fall River starts in the basement destroying cotton and machinery. Three alarms summon the entire fire department as flames engulf the five story brick facility built in 1875. The mill, employing about 500 workers with a weekly payroll of 3000 dollars, is a total loss estimated at 600000 dollars. State Mutual and other companies insure about 500000 dollars in Boston and vicinity. The fire’s incendiary origin is suspected amid tension from a recent strike against Sagamore.

Fall River Mass Sagamore Mill No. 1 Sagamore Boston Mutual Arkwright Mutual Firemen’s Mutual State Mutual Worcester Mutual Clackstone Mutual Merchants’ Mutual What Cheer Mutual Hope Mutual Enterprise Mutual American Mutual Andrew Guild Westboro D. W Forbes & Sons Cambridge William Smart Osborne Street Telegraph Haverhill C. W. Tilton Whittier C. E. Sturgis Charles Jordan J. P. Gilman Dexter Mills Great Barrington Egbert Markham Sheffield New Orleans Baker, Sloo & Co

Wikkimor Case Goes To Law Court After Trial Ruling

In Bath Judge Foster overruled a motion for a new trial in the Wikkimor murder case after Constable Sutherland testified. A Portland Argus correspondent, “A Bad Girl,” claims an Oxford county man sold 42 gallons of whiskey in one day at $11 20 a gallon and paid $250 a gallon. In Portland supreme court Calvin W. Allen, Bruns wick druggist, sued Sheriff True for $20,000 over a deputy arrest. jury awarded $59 damages.

Sutherland Wikkimor Bath Foster Law Court Portland Argus Oxford County Supreme Court Portland Calvin W. Allen Brunswick True Allen

Marlboro man killed by ex-team in street incident

Artemas Richardson of Marlboro, 60, was run over by an ex-teammate and killed on Wednesday. Jacob Bennett of New Boston, 60 and unmarried, hanged himself Monday in his barn due to ill health. Clement's Shoe Factory at Dover, shut for months after proprietor C. W. Clement failed, is set to reopen in two weeks.

Artemas Richardson Marlboro Jacob Bennett New Boston Clement Dover C. W. Clement

Ocean accident and missing person reports in Worcester area

Walter Osborn capsized in a sailboat above Pawtucket falls and drowned near noon Thursday. Amherst residents discuss the disappearance of Edward Dickinson who is thought to be in Colorado with a pocket full of others’ money. The funeral of Rev. William Jennings from Augusta, Georgia, was held at St. John’s Worcester with about fifty priests present, Rev. J. B. Drennan offering mass.

Walter Osborn Pawtucket Falls Amherst Edward Dickinson Colorado William Jennings Augusta St. John’ S Church Worcester J. B. Drennan

Seth Thomas to begin first finished watch output

Daniel Darrow of New Britain is found dead at Hartford home of Larry Lyons on Thursday. Arsenic traces suggest poisoning, with Lyons detained on suspicion. Mrs. Clarissa Davenport Raymond marks her 102nd birthday in Wilton today, joining five generations. She remains sharp and mobile for age. Her only child, Mrs. Nathaniel Comstock, aged 80, cares for her.

Seth Thomas Thomaston Daniel Darrow New Britain Larry Lyons Hartford Lyons Clarissa Davenport Raymond Wilton

Con man C A Cooper Captured After Check Scam

A man naming himself C A Cooper of New York passed two cashier s checks drawn on Producers bank Woonsocket for 1253 and 715 and attempted a third on M Boynton Co Concord NH for 80715. The Wells Fargo? bank traced the check and a duplicate request led to his arrest. He is 42 and admits check forging and claims to travel with multiple aliases Parsons Hoyt notes two-way dispatch about the case.

C. A. Cooper New York Bank of Woonsocket, R Cooper GC. M. Parsons Houghton Watts Parsons C. M. Parsons Boston Syracuse S. D. Hoyt

Accidental death case tied to Charlies River body found

Ferdi nand A Mathey's body was discovered on the Charlies riverbank near Newton Upper Falls on Wednesday morning. Investigations indicate the death was accidental after he missed a seat change on the Needham bound 7:30 pm Brookline train, possibly slipping from an abutment as the forward car detached. He rode in the rear car to Newton Highlands, then did not transfer to the front section. The bridge abutment’s width may have caused a fatal end.

Ferdinand A. Mathey Charlies River Newton Upper Falls Brookline Needham Newton Highlands

Commercial club resolution on silver bullion and currency

The Commercial club of Boston adopts a resolution urging Congress to repeal the Feb 28 1878 act directing the secretary of the treasury to purchase silver bullion monthly and coin it into dollars, arguing it endangers national finances and urging prompt repeal.

Commercial Club Chairman of Banking and Currency Committee Washington Commercial Club of Boston Congress

Hopscotch Players Return After Wet Weather Delays

Sidewalk chalk marks appear as rain thwarts outdoor play for weeks. Parents scramble to buy spring suits for children. Boys seek an imported inflated French balloon at G. W. Simmons & Co. to celebrate the resumed outdoor games.

G. W. Simmons & Co.’s

Republican Convention Debates McKinley Delegates and Platform

In Cleveland the Republican convention reassembled and elected William McKinley Jr. permanent president. Robinson won the supreme court nomination after multiple ballots. C. A. Flickinger was named to the board of public works. Delegates to Chicago included acclamations for McKinley and Hanna, with West to preside over elections and Beatty among sher man stalwarts. The platform backed revenue from duties and internal taxes, praised Arthur's administration, and resolved the state campaign issues.

Cleveland Wm. McKinley, Jr Stark County Blaine Sherman Arthur Grant Lincoln Edmunds Garfield Order of Board of Public Works C. T. Clark Ee Oglevee Franklin County Laskey Cincinnati Oscar Shepherd Preble County Robinson Hardin County Dwight Crowell Ashtabula County H. A. Axline Muskingum County Oglevee Axline Gen. Grosvenor McKinley Messrs Ambler Hanna Judge Beatty Gen. Comley

Milliken HRe nominated for Congress Dele gates to Chicago

In Waterville Maine April 24 the Republican convention chose two delegates to the presidential convention to nominate a congressman a presidential elector and a new district committee Col I S Bangs was named chairman and Orramandel Smith secretary 262 delegates attended Hon Selden Connor moved the nomination of Seth L L Milliken of Belfast for representative to Congress the motion carried by acclamation Abner Coburn nominated for presidential elector by acclamation Delegates to Chicago included Wiswell Haynes Webb Healey The Greenback convention chose Ladd for governor Eaton was nominated by ballot to a near empty gallery and Butler for president was supported The Chicago platform of 1880 was ratified and several district delegates and alternates were named with two electors at large Danton and Foss nominated Eaton spoke from manuscript Adjourned

Niagara County New York Senator Pike New Hampshire Dyer Farmington Stephen Salisbury, Jr Worcester New York Tribune Massachusetts Edmunds Arthur Young Men’s Democratic Club of Nesmith Oregon Congress Biddeford Journal Rep Maine Bill Cromwell Ladd Plaisted Lewiston Journal Connecticut Hartford Times New Haven Register Bayard Grover Pologgeeaie Springfield Republcan Waterville Abner Coburn Chicago Andrew J. Wiswell Belfast Ton J. Manchester Haynes Augusta Luther H. Webb Skowhegan Eben D. Healey Gardiner James G. Blaine Lewiston Col. C. S. Emerson Auburn Dr. Ladd J. T. Hobson Wiscasset Bangor H. B Eaton Camden Dr. Webster Portland George W. Rice R. A. Frye Bethel J. I. Brown Ellsworth D. H. Thing Mount Vernon A. A. Young J. F. Quaimley Sac John B. Foster J. L. Smith Oldtown Charles BR. Danton Union R. F. Foss Dr. Eaton

Democrats Win Statewide Result by Fifty Thousand Vote Margin

Despatches from across Louisiana show the democratic state and parish tickets prevailing by about 50,000, with New Orleans returning for the regular democrats. Mayor Behan condemns election methods as deputy sheriffs seized polls in a bid to suppress fair turnout. Baton Rouge and East Baton Rouge parish swing to Stevenson and anti McEnery by about 1,000, while two ballot box stuffeders were jailed. City returns favor the regular democratic ticket by around 15,000.

Behan Picayune New Orleans McEnery Baton Rouge East Baton Rouge Parish Stevenson

New Bedford District Convention Chooses Officers

The district convention met at 11:30 with Howes Morris of Cottage City elected president. Co B. H. Fessenden of New Bedford was named chairman and William S. Greene of Fall River served as another officer.

New Bedford Mass Howes Morris Cottage City Co. B. H. Fessenden William S&s. Greene Fall Rives

Democratic and Republican State Conventions Across States

Iowa Democratic state convention in Burlington reports large turnout with E. H. Shields as temporary chair and J. B. Hall as permanent chair. delegates chosen with L. G. Rennie and others backing Tilden. Vermont Republicans nominate Stewart for Congress with Edmunds backers. Blaine-Lincoln ticket favored by Dakota Republicans. Michigan Republicans elect Harr as chair and McBurch as president. Blaine and Edmunds preferences noted. Iowa Republicans in Creston elect Blaine supporters for Chicago delegates.

Henry Watterson Chicago Rhody Thomas A. Hendricks William HW. English Indiana Buffalo News Empire State Tilden Cleveland Maine Blaine Portland Argus Henry Cabot Lodge Worcester Iowa Burlington Lowa Pocahontas Len. E. H. Shields Dubuque J. B. Hall Des Moines L. G. Rennie Hf. H. Trimble E. H. Thayer M. Harrison Committee On Vermont Rutland George Nichols Republican State Committee J. W. Stewart Congress A. B Fargo Republican Lincoln Michigan J. G. Burrows Edmunds Crcoran Fourth

Baby show opens in Horticultural hall in May

The baby show opens May 5 in Horticultural hall with two thousand dollars in prizes. The Massachusetts State Reform club plans its next convention on July 17 at Waltham, with Friday afternoon meetings in the Charity building to review Associated Charities work and future methods. The May day sale, run by the Boston Ladies' association, benefits the Gould Memorial home and schools at the Hotel Vendome. Warren Lodge No 18 J. C. O. F. will stage a Friday entertainment at Bacon hall, Boston Highlands, memorializing 65 years since Odd Fellowship began in America. Damon's safes at Manors'. Prices. 110 Sudbury.

Horticultural Hall Massachusetts State Reform Club Waltham Associated Charities Boston Ladies’ Association Gould Memorial Home Hotel Vendome Warren Lodge Baconhall Boston Highlands Odd Fellowship America

Spring Importation of Sheet Oil Cloths From English Makers

We have received our usual Spring importation of Sheet Oil Cloths from English manufacturers with whom we have dealt for over thirty years. The goods are of the best quality and dried by the natural process. We can recommend these products.

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