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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1886

Page

2

Labor and capital clash and cooperation urged in debate

A full-page discussion argues laborers and capital share equal rights and cautions against polarized class warfare. It praises Knights of Labor moderation and Powderly views while warning against broad generalizations, boycotts, and unnecessary strikes. It also notes Arbor Day prospects, farm and public-schoo l tree planting, and civic cooperation as path to peaceable reform.

Missouri Pacific Knights of Labor Powderly Uis

Massachusetts Arbor Day marks a successful first statewide observance

The first legally authorized Arbor Day in Massachusetts drew steady official support from the Governor and Boston Mayor as the state celebrated tree planting. Worcester led with about 1000 shade and ornamental trees planted, while other cities observed the day with varying intensity and results.

Massachusetts Boston Lyman Worcester Canton Wildey Odd Fellows’ Home Opera House Lancaster Currier

State House Elevator Debacle Prompts New Inquiry

Legislators may resume walking stairs at the State House as elevators fail safety tests. The contractor has been paid and won’t fix them without more pay, leaving the State without redress. Blame shifts among officials and calls grow for a new investigating committee. The $11,000 paid yields little return amid alleged favored contractors and syndicates.

State House

Fragmented 19th century miscellany notes and remarks

A collage of quotes and brief tidbits from various papers. Mentions advertising excess, Arbor Day timing, Maggie Mitchell’s father’s death at 83, labor talks by Sullivan and Smith, a wary view of Greece, Cleveland and Chicago revival scenes, and fashion advice urging woollens for weeks. Ends with Senator Howes Norris visiting the vineyard.

Haster Maggie Mitchell Maggie Sullivan Smith

Notable Figures Face Health, Travel and Assignments

Health concerns keep T. W. Higginson home after dark while E. B. Washburne enjoys a lengthy stay in Yuba county. Fletcher Harper plans a New York sale of paintings. Various officials and notables engage in travels, appointments, illness recoveries, and literary pursuits across multiple states and Europe.

E. B. Washburne Yuba County Cal Fletcher Harper New York

Egypt exploration fund seeks urgent support at Boston

To the Editor of the Post the Egypt exploration fund reports the Delta digs have gained wide acclaim and the Naucratis site memoir will document Greek emporium finds. Notables like Robert C. Winthrop Charles Norton and W D Whitney renewed subscriptions, with gifts as small as five cents.

Egypt Exploration Fund Delta Europe America Naucratis Alexandria Museum of Arts Robert C. Winthrop Charles E. Norton W. D. Whitney Bishop Paddock Wma Winslow Beacon Street Boston

Patent lien dissolved as firms post surety bonds

The attachment of 73000 on the Overman Wheel and Ames Manufacturing firms by Pope Manufacturing for alleged patent infringements has been dissolved as the defendants post bonds. Their Chicopee factory will resume with increased capacity and workers. The Overman Wheel Company now holds 500 ready to ship machines in its warehouse.

Lish Messrs Harper & Bros London Messrs. Harper James R. Osgood New York Osgood Horace Harper’s Bazar Overman Wheel Company Ames Manufacturing Company Pope Manufacturing Company Chicopee New Hampshire State National Guard Glen Manufacturing Company Berlin E. N. Payson Weirs New England Musical Festival Moody Currier Gladstone England

New Hampshire Notes on Politics Age Records and Creamery News

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE POST reports NH Republican editors claim no Democratic dissension, with unity promised as campaigns begin. Also noted are an 1786 Antrim town record excerpt, Holstein cattle imports, creamery outputs across Exeter Franklin Falls Peterboro and East Haverhill, and aged New Hampshire residents with recent deaths.

Concorp N. H New Hampshire State Committee State Central Committee Executive Committee Stone Bungtown Antrim Benjim Gregg John Langdon Wm. Aiken Samuel Dinsmore Moses George Mackgager Epsom Creamery Proctor Creamery Exeter Franklin Falls Peterboro Creamery Company North Charlestown Hanover Creamery East Haverhill Mert James Merrill Winchester Phabe Wise John Fisher Grantham George W. Mann Centre Sandwich N. Whitehouse Tuffenboro PoHy Cogswell Gilmanton Iron Works Thomas Cogswell Lyme William C. Nelson Hoopie Goffstown Dolly White South Newbury Emeline Bailey Lancaster Adeline Booth Weirs Phineas Beetle Tremont Sarah N. Hodge Danbury Samuel Rockwood Swanzey Centre Naomi Badger Warner Solomon Yeaton Epsom Achsah Elliott Boscawen Charles H. French Nashua Ashael Franklin Azuba Baker Henniker Lydia Atwood New Boston True G. Sanborn Sundown Daniel Fish Temple Jane P. Colburn Mary Hanson Brookfield

Last of the Season Beacon Society Dinner at Revere House

The Beacon Society held its season finale at the Revere House with President John C. Paige presiding. Attendees included Professor B A Gould George Makepeace Towle General George L Swift Benjamin F Guild and others, followed by postprandial talks by several members.

The Beacon Society Revere House John C. Paige B. A. Gould George Makepeace Towle George L. Swift Benjamin F. Guild George C. Carpenter Calvin A. Richards W. B. Sears Thomas Mack Pr. Stewart H. W. Parmenter L. M. Ham A. 8. Pratt C.H. M. Rowe William &. Plum

Trains Between Boston Troy and Albany via Hoosac Route

New through service leaves Boston at 10 30 p m arrives Troy 6 55 am Albany 7 25 am Return departs Albany 9 10 pm and Troy 9 45 pm arriving Boston at 7 am Sleeping cars coaches and baggage cars run through without change in both directions Connections at Troy for points North and at Albany for points West on all lines

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