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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1879

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3

Dr Webb Defends Actions on Home Missionary Defalcation Case

Rev Dr E B Webb pastor of Shawmut Avenue Congregational Church responds to allegations about the demond defalcation as Home Missionary Society treasurer. He recounts voting to invest $15 000 in securities and notes family influence on Robert Steele estate. Webb defends not judging the will and emphasizes pastoral duty to support the church and governance.

E. B. Webb Shawmut Avenue Congregational Church Demond Home Missionary Society Dr. Webb New York Home Missionary Robert Steele Webb National Society

Boston Greenback Laborers Hold Caucus and Support Convict Labor Reform

The Boston City Central Greenback Labor Committee met at 442 Washington St to elect delegates, approve treasurer’s report, and appoint panels to pursue reform. They adopted resolutions backing purer Greenback candidates, opposing coalitions, and urging fair two week vacation pay for city workers. A Fall River spinners delegation appealed for aid amid strike hardship, with local committees tasked to canvass wards for support. meeting adjourned for two weeks.

Greenback-Labor Party Washington Street J. F. Brown Jonas Hagar Timothy Daley Committee On Discipline Ward 18 Committee On Organization Vincent Ward 9 van Bentheussen Greenback Labor Party Boston Hagar Greenback Fall River Mr. Bowker Hathaway, Chare & Company Richard Garvey Messrs. McElwain Vansentheussen Bowker Driscoll

Sailors on Shore Fight Ends With Arrest on Shore

Charles Johnson a carpenter on the United States sloop of war Constellation and Daniel S Milliken a seaman from the same ship quarrelled on Merrimac street Thursday night. Johnson claimed Milliken injured him. Milliken said he found Johnson drunk and tried to help him aboard. Both were jailed at Station 3 with Milliken charged with assault and battery and Johnson held as a witness.

Charles Johnson Daniel S. Millikep Wharff Station 3 No. 110 Merrimac Street Johnson Milliken

Mrs Mary Livermore to Speak Twice at Highland Lake

Highland Lake Grove managers plan two Sunday addresses by Mrs Mary A Livermore at 11 A M on The Religion of Healthfulness and 3 P M on Immortality Executing speakers with strong audience sway and magnetic delivery Travis departures from New York and New England depot at 9 30 A M and 12 45 P M with returns at 1 45 and 6 30 P M stopping at intermediate stations

Highland Lake Grove New York and New England Summer Street

Physionos Cespocraphy Society hosts Lovell's Grove excursion

The Physionos Cespocraphy Society held its first noonlight excursion of the season to Lovell's Grove. A large, select party danced, enjoyed refreshments, and returned to the city late. Several new members were admitted and the first degree administered. Two more excursions are planned this season.

Physionos-Cespocraphy Society Lovell’s Grove

Prowling Accident On Little Annie Sails Into Mystery

Alfred Roberts a 23 year old mate of the schooner Little Annie of St John New Brunswick went aloft on the bowsprit in a drunken stupor and disappeared after. his hat was later found floating in the dock prompting fears he fell overboard and was drowned.

Alfred Roberts St. John N. B

Public Socialist Meetings Announced in City

Socialistic Labor Party announces Mr P F O'Neill will speak on Land and Labor in Ireland at Hospitaller Hall 712 Washington Street Saturday next. On Tuesday evening German Socialists plan a lecture at Nauer's Mall 1094 Tremont Street by Mr Fred Erhardt on The Means of Socialistic Agitation.

P. F. O'Neill Hospitaller Hall Washington Street Ireland Nauer’s Mall Tremont Street Fred. Erhardt

Mrs Mann Dies by Own Action at Lunatic Hospital

Mrs Mann of No 516 street South Boston committed death by own action at 4 30 AM Thursday at the lunatic hospital by hanging herself to a window iron cross bar. The night attendant found her asleep at 5 o'clock. Attempts to resuscitate failed. A recent death in the family is said to have affected her mind.

Body Identified of Samuel Farrell Found near Spectacle Island

The body pulled from the water near Spectacle Island on Wednesday has been identified as Samuel Farrell, a Western co by a gentleman from the Point Pleasant House of City Point South Boston, on Thursday.

Spectacle Island Samuel Farrell Western Co Point Pleasant House City Point Boston

Gas Leak Causes Fire at Barone House on Howard Street

A gas pipe leak at Barone House No 43 Howard Street sparked a fire Thursday evening. Engine 4 extinguished the flames without an alarm, with damage estimated around 26 dollars.

Barone Howard Street Engine 4

Bell Telephone Manager Joins Key at Mountains

National Bell Telephone Company general manager T N Vail joins Postmaster General Key on a mountain trip. Rumor says Boston engraver John A Lowell may move to New York this fall. The item notes Walnut Hill losing something Creedmoor may gain.

T.N. Vail National Bell Telephone Company Key John A. Lowell Boston New York Walnut Hill Creedmoor

Forepaughs Circus draws crowds on Coliseum grounds

Forepaughs Circus and Menagerie attracts large crowds in the city with its famed owner and animals. The second parade drew thousands, and today’s last show is expected to exceed capacity, with Lynn Park next on Saturday. Also praised are Rice's Surprise Party's Revels at the Theatre and Oakland Garden’s cool, popular evening concerts and pyrotechnics with Highland cars direct to the garden.

Vorepaugh Coliseum Forepaugh Lynn Park Theatre Rice Oakland Garden

Illness of City Officials and Local Crime Report

Alderman Eldredge of Ward 5 lies seriously ill at home with fever. Isaac Hagar head of Assessors falls ill after heavy workload and the death of colleague Mr. Collins. John Cornell in the Davis shooting case pleads reduced bail of 1000 dollars and claims they met robbers near Mr. Wilson’s house. John A. Kenrick sworn in as Newton Treasurer and Collector and names Francis M. Trowbridge as clerk deputy collector.

Eldredge Isaac Hagar Board of Assessors Department Collins John Cornell Davis Baker Wilson TRE John A. Kenrick Newton Francis M. Trowbridge

Robbery at Derby wharf ends in garrote and gun cash haul

Captain John W. Arey of the schooner D. R. Arey was attacked by four men at Derby wharf at midnight. He fought them and believes he stabbed one. The robbers took 415 in money and fled. The report covers other local items on labor troubles, probate allocations, and civic notes.

BoLp Rosbeeryy John W. Arey D. R. Arey Derby Wharf Arey

Ben Lowell theatrical manager dies at 41 in New York

Ben Lowell renowned theater promoter died at the Sturtevant House New York City at 5 30 am July 31 from sunstroke suffered three days earlier. He was about 41, born in Saco Missouri, worked with Barnum and later in Boston at the Globe Theatre and on the New England circuit. He leaves a wife and no children and his body goes to Biddeford Me for funeral. Other obituaries note lawyer John Proffatt in San Francisco and Deacon Joseph Burgess of Hardwick Mass.

Bernard Curtis Sturtevant House New York City Saco Dv. T. Barnum Aquarium Garden Andrews Hall Jordan & Marsh’s Barnum Jarrett’s ‘Warren Combination Simmonds Lowell & Simmonds New England Bedett Nasby Neil Burgess Ben Lowell Miss Smith Providence R. J New York Biddeford George Washington Mark Mark Greenfield N. Y Frentanelli Hamilton Wilkes Rome King Humbert Church of the Holy Apostles John Devine Devine Ward 20 The Highlands Derry Ireland Elisabeth Sims Lee County Plough R. Miles Grantville Millbury Harvard College Worcester Francis Thieler Medford Fulton Street Thieler Boston and Maine William Dillon Penny Bridge Irvington Tarrytown Washington Irving William Cothren Farmington Ezekiel Merrill Hill N. G Deacon Dwight Wheelock East Chester Park B. F. Fitch Louisville Col John V. D. Dubois Hudson

Burglary thwarted by help in Wilton. deaths and taxes noted

In Wilton a burglar attack on Mr. Blanchard was foiled with his hired man’s timely aid. a Ipswich native James Williams, long employed on Long Island, died suddenly likely from heart disease. Tax data lists 481 firms paying over $50 in Rockland, led by Cobb Lime Co. and individuals like John T. Berry and Francis Cobb. The Steadman affair resurfaces in Dover as Miss Clark recalls his deceit. Funeral events mark Alfred Veazie’s Bangor death. he led Veazie Bank and served as Gen Veazie’s executor.

Blanchard Wilton James Williams Ipswich Mass Jenks Long Island Portland Rockland Cobb Lime Company John T. Berry Francis Cobb N. A. Farwell A. K. Spear Steadman Dover Clark Alfred Veazie Bangor Bar Harbor Veazie Veazie National Bank

New Hampshire News Briefs Include Trials and Transfers

Plymouth stage line sold to Frank Chase of Compton. Caleb Hull Jr. injured by a printing press. Efforts to form a temperance club in Concord. Five Cent Savings Bank declares 20 percent dividend. Oak Park Association changes fair dates. Taunton visitor nearly poisoned by bed bug poison. L. J. Reder killed near Bellows Falls. Dartmouth opens 83rd medical lectures. Ohio artist lost on Mt. Washington. Manchester brigade muster undecided. Dover man faces assault and forgery charges. Presidential range excursion praised. Counterfeit ten-dollar coin seized in Warren. Sargent pardoned from Sutton burglary sentence. State Normal School and Insane Asylum trustees named. Various road and facility appointments. State House janitor reappointed. Boston man named State Liquor Agent.

Plymouth Compton Frank Chase Caleb Hull, Jr Newburyport Concord Five Cent Savings Bank of Oak Park Association Peterboro Joseph Stanwood Taunton L. J. Reder Cheshire Railroad Bellows Falls Troy Masonic Lodge Mt. Pleasant House Manchester Soldiers’ Monument Frank Smith Dover Presidential Range Burt Summit House Bethlehem Warren Jewett Cuba John 8. Sargent Sutton State Normal School Geo. B. Spaulding Daniel C. Roberts William E. Buckman Chester Hosea W. Parker Claremont Charles A. Jewell Insane Asylum Ellery A. Hubbard Laconia Jeremiah F. Hall Portsmouth Charles H. Greenleaf Joan W. S. Tuttle Franconia Notch Charles E. Low Randolph Roads Sherburn R. Merrill Shelburne Dixville Peter Bennett Wentworth John K. Stokes State House Harry Hugsiey Boston

Vermont Academy fall session promised large attendance

News notes from Saxton's River report a strong forecast for a large attendance at the fall session of the Vermont Academy. Other items mention golden wedding anniversaries in Newport and New Haven, a brief visit by Gov Talbot and brothers to Danby, and public health updates on Newark diphtheria with no current cases. Ex Gov Levi Underwood, Vermont railroad lawyer, left Concord asylum for Wells River with counsel, in good health and sound mind, staying with George Leslie in Newbury.

Vermont Academy Saxton’s River H. W. Root Newport Julius L. Eldridge New Haven Gov. Talbot Massachusetts Danby Newark H. T. Hosford Levi Underwood Vermont Concord N. H Wells River Frank S. Streeter George Leslie National Bank of Newbury Gov. Underwood New York Canada Burlington

Captains Meet at Garnet as News Flows From Various Local Parts

A busy Boston and Massachusetts scene reports Capt. Van Cott docking at Garnet with Capt. Holmes of the Life Saving Station. A 10 year old Springfield boy, Jimmy Corridon, crushed by freight cars in Boston and Albany yard, dies instantly. A blacksmith shop at the State Prison will host about forty girls after lease by Waring & Co for five years. James A. Stetson schooner delivers ninety barrels of mackerel from Block Island at Gloucester, selling at $30 per barrel. Officer Leland suspended thirty days for sleeping on his Massachusetts State Prison watch, with Walles replacing him. A Fitchburg worker, Hayward, dies after a head injury from cold water. Toomey and Sullivan arraigned in Newburyport for assault on Capt. Griffin. bonds set and jail time noted. Holyoke mill operatives thrift noted by bank deposits. Hopkinton boot shops strike, with new workers to replace. Free and Easy Club excursion honors J. R. Huntington’s 50th birthday at Black Rock. McFay liquor case discharged for lack of jurisdiction. Governor and Council discuss Concord water supply for State Prison. Brockton votes on drainage and sewerage, funds approved. A Brockton committee to manage Packer and Porter suit is formed.

van Cott Garnet Lhiolmes Jimmy Corridon Springfield Boston Albany Waring & Co State Prison James A. Stetson Williard Poole Gloucester Block Island Leland Massachusetts State Prison Garfield Walles Frederick H. Hayward Ashby Fitchburg Toomey and Sullivan Newburyport Capt Griffin Toomey Superior Court Holyoke Hopkinton Amesbury J. R. Huntington Black Rock Henry McFay Myrick’s Fox Bristol Plymouth Lakeville Concord Junction Carter Assabet Concord Brockton C. W. Sumner Packer and Porter Supreme Court J. J. Whipple W. F. Cleveland W. W. Cross F. P. Washburn D. 5. Packard

Yachtsmen Clambake at Rocky Point Before New Bedford Voyage

Atlantic Club yachtsmen held a clam-bake at Rocky Point on Thursday before sailing to New Bedford. The Democratic State Central Committee meets in Providence to arrange for the Wallace Congressional Committee visit to probe alleged illegal Providence Custom House appointments. arrival set for August 10.

Atlantic Club Rocky Point New Bedford Democratic State Central Committee Providence Wallace Providence Custom House

Malaria Fears Rise Across State After New Town Epidemics

The State Board of Health reports increasing malarial fevers and several newly identified towns with epidemics. Anderson, the Wallingford murderer now serving life, was found in prison with citizen clothes under garb and a long sharp knife. Authorities suspect his aim was to gain access to keys during contact.

State Board of Health Anderson Wallingford

Keene Driving Club Races Conclude With 2.37 Class Wins

Keene New Hampshire July 31 The Keene Driving Club closed its meeting trotting in 2.37 and free-to-air classes with multiple 2.3x times. Notable runners include Veuy Mack Young Columbus and Pandy with drivers Lincoln Purdy and Hagar among others. The day featured purse events of 250 to 300 dollars and a total varied lineup of horses and drivers across heats.

Keene N. H Kens Crus Lincoln Marlboro Mass B. m. Veuy Mack Crissiccci James Purdy Saratoga N. Y B. G. Young Columbus, Jr A. Johnson Brockton B. G. Ar- Soda G. E. Root Greenfield B. G. Downs H. Couillard S. G. Volike Waiwasake F. H. Hagar B. m. Pandy Scosesseas Neta Cai J. Josion New Haven B. m. Belle Preys Richardson New Bedford D. G Volcano G. H. Babcock North Adams M. Kitty Lves Cccrvccconsersseee Cesak H.G. Smith Providence R. F B. m. Wean Gwiecises Saas Ee Riana Csren Eteeey Mm. Queechy Maid Annie Low B. D. Marsh Great Falls N.H Br. G Keene Driving Club Keene Daivine Cross Eurth A Woodward Providence R. I B. G. Dickard A. F. Wildes Chicopee Falls Gild Dayway C. A. Sweetser Holyoke Oess W. Hastings Framingham G. Bush Stephen Durgin Weltboro B.m. Annie K G. A. Fowler Conn B. m. Goshen Babi Cde D. Bigley Boston Robert B. Thomas A Johnson Frank Munson Elling Eliensville

Blanton Duncan Seeks Support at Greenback Rally in Portland

Col Blanton Duncan of Kentucky spoke to about 1 000 people in City Hall under Greenbackers auspices. He argued South should not challenge central government, praised prosperity, attacked class legislation and racial policy, and critiqued Blaine. Also notes Bangor and Cumberland County Republican and Greenback nom/meetings with multiple local figures.

Portland Blanton Duncan Kentucky City Hall Greenbackers Blaine South Jefferson Davis Col. Harper

Picnic Disorder at Hibernians Event in Lawrence

At the Zoological Garden in South Lawrence a Peabody Hibernians picnic drew about 800 people. Rowdyism and fights erupted with heavy drinking. police needed reinforcement to quell the disturbance and separate unruly picnickers before trains left for Peabody.

Lawrence Roughs Peabody

Firemen's Muster Winners at Northampton Event

Springfield reporters note Eagle Hose of Greenfield won $200 for fastest run and hose lay in 1 minute 14.25 seconds, Independents of Chicopee took $125 in 1 minute 18.25 seconds, Morton Company of Pittsfield earned $75 in 1 minute 19.25 seconds, Phillips of Westfield and Housatonic of Pittsfield split $50 in 1 minute 20.25 seconds for a tie.

Springfield Mass Northampton Eagle Hose Company Greenfield Independents Chicopee Morton Company Pittsfield Phillips Company Westfield Housatonic

Colby Absence Rumor Proved False in New Hampshire

A May 20 dispatch claimed George H. Colby of Lancaster had fled with about $3,000 from his wife. Colby returned home last week from a European trip with his brother and is back, with no arrest efforts pursued. The alleged irregularity is deemed ill-founded.

Lancaster N. H Woodsville George H. Colby

Baseball Yesterday Scores Across New England and Beyond

Results from Holyoke New Bedford Campello Gloucester Syracuse Chicago Cincinnati and Troy show varied outcomes. Holyokes defeated Hudsons 7 to 1 while New Bedfords beat Springfields 2 to 0. Worcesters won 5 to 3 over Campellos. Atlantics crushed Chelseas 28 to 8. Providence beat Stars 10 to 2. Chicagos defeated Clevelands 6 to 3. Buffalos topped Cincinnatis 5 to 3. Bostons prevailed 19 to 3 over Troy Citys.

Holyoke Mass Holyokes Hudsons New Bedford New Bedfords Springfields Campello Worcesters Campellos Gloucester Atlantics Chelseas Syracuse Providence Stars Chicago Chicagos Clevelands Cincinnati Buffalos Cincinnatis Troy N. Y Bostons Troy Citys

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