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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1876

Page

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Boston Wholesale Prices Current for Week Ending Aug 2

Corrected for this paper, the Boston wholesale price list covers the week ending Wednesday August 2. It lists current market rates across commodities and goods traded in the city, with adjustments and notes specific to the edition.

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Review of the Boston Market for the Week Ending Aug 2

The Boston market report outlines wide fluctuations across commodities. Wholesale coal and malleable metals stay quiet or steady, coffee and dyes show limited movement, and produce and grains reflect subdued demand with price adjustments. Notable notes cover sugar advances, naval stores activity, and general flatness in textiles and wool markets.

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The Bending Machine and Boutwell in Belknap Verdict

In a Boston Post critique, the piece argues the Republicans cannot bend the public will with the machine, likening it to splintered timber in Navy Yards. It echoes Boutwell's Belknap verdict, praising his stern stance and asserting Senate limits, while linking justice balances to soldiers’ monument thieves and carpet-baggers.

Navy Boutwell Belknap Senate

Governor Hayestrey Seen as Stable Leader in 1875

The Boston Daily Advertiser notes in June 1875 that Hayestrey, long governor of two terms, posed no danger of initiating reforms that might harm the state, emphasizing his steady tenure and anticipated continuity.

Lake Memphremagog Montreal Quebec Plymouth N. H Boston Newport Hayestrey Crxcrynati Rines Boston Dailey Advertiser

Hanscom’s fallouts risk his Boston reform duties

Isaiah Hanscom chief of the Bureau of Construction faces an investigation by a committee alleging embezzlement. The Boston veteran, famed for mobilizing votes for Grant and aiding the Administration, may lose influence in the Fourth District as scrutiny challenges his public service and the party’s moral aims.

Isaiah Hanscom Bureau of Construction Boston Fourth District Good Frost Grant Fourth Hanscom United States

Wien Tilden Elected Governor of New York

Wien Tilden was elected governor of New York. Taxes were originally sixteen million dollars and under his administration they were reduced to eight million.

Wien Tilden New York

Belknap Scandal Shows Reform Talk Failing in Party

The piece argues Belknap is morally and legally guilty despite a technical acquittal by the Senate. It accuses the Republican majority of avoiding punishment, questions party reform promises, and notes cabinet resignations and expulsions as signs of broader political deceit before the Hayes election.

Belknap Babcock Grant Senate Colfax Hayes Bristow Wilson Jewell Blaine Conkling Morton

Political Speech Cites Currency Policy Pi in Marton Ohio

In a public speech at Marton Ohio Governor Hart urges patience with currency reforms. He says the work has been left to time and the country’s own energy and resources. The remarks emphasize confidence in national steadiness and delayed intervention.

Hares Saip Marton

Trade mark protection urged in treaty talks with Britain and France

French Champagne exporters complain of widespread counterfeiting and spurious brands in the U S market. American cotton fabric exporters say British forgery of stamps and marks harms trade with China and South America. They memorialize the Secretary of State suggesting trade mark protection be a feature of any new treaty with Great Britain and possibly France.

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Trade policy aims at MFN ties with France and Britain

The document argues for strengthening United States commercial ties with France and Great Britain under most favored nation terms. It urges action against forgers of commercial vouchers, anticipates Britain’s treaty revisions, and notes France’s planned tariff reform shifting from ad valorem to conventional duties to boost foreign trade and national commerce.

France Great Britain Napoleon

Nomination Of John M Goodwin For Congress In Maine

The First Maine District backs Hon John M Goodwin for Congress praising talent culture and democratic principles. A Baldwin native and Bowdoin graduate with legal career at Biddeford, he has served in both Maine legislatures and as president of York County Savings Bank. Democrats hail his qualifications and seek public trust against party bosses.

John M. Goodwin Congress Goodwin Baldwin Cumberland County Yarmouth Bowdoin Phi Beta Kappa Society Samuel Wells Portland Supreme Court Fox United States Cumberland Biddeford York County Savings Bank Maine Sempronius Massachusetts Faneuil Hall Chandler Hayes Chamberlain

We Haves Described as Man of Fair Ability and Honest Faith

A June 4 1875 portrait from Bestoy Dairy Advertiser presents a man of fair ability and good nature, correct personal habits, and honest republican faith, though lacking strong force or independence.

Haves Bestoy Dairy Advertiser

How to Keep a Hotel in American Luxury Parlor

A London critique contrasts English inn coziness with American hotel luxury. It notes US hotels offer vast menus, clean beds, and elevators, but true home-like comfort remains rare. A good landlord must blend warmth with elegance, creating lodging worthy of a prince.

London England Dickens Scott Thackeray Sam Johnson Broadway Fifth Avenue School Street

Financial panics and political plots swirl in late summer notices

A long column of restless commentary spans finance, politics, and social rumor. References include Grant and Belknap, the New York press, Chicago figures, and campaign fever among Democrats and Republicans. It notes Mrs Swisshelm and a Parisian wife tale, Niagara coachmen, and looming electoral shifts with wry, critical tone.

Belknap Grant Herald Ems Chicago Tribune New York Seelye Congress Hendricks Tilden Philadelphia

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