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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1879

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Buffalo Bill Cody Early Hero Of Kansas Campaigns

In the era of Kansas Pacific construction Cody earned the nickname Buffalo Bill after hunting for meat forworkers in Hays City. Over eighteen months he killed 4280 buffalo and gained fame. He later served in Indian campaigns of the Northwest as a reliable government scout under Gen. Sheridan.

Cody Kansas Pacific Buffalo Bill Goddard Brothers Hays City Northwest Sheridan

Reverend Murray Reconsidered After Business Reverses

Discussion of Rev. W H H Murray after financial trouble. The piece defends his integrity, notes his strengths as a speaker, critiques his broad ambitions, and urges the public to give him a chance to recover his reputation and fortunes through facing difficulties decisively.

Post lauded for fidelity to democracy amid Butler shift

It is gratifying to learn from unquestionable authority that in many of Gen. Butler's strongholds of last year he now has little or no strength among Democrats. The compliments which are pouring in upon the Post for its fidelity to sound Democracy are also very cheering. Many of our letters would read well, but it is enough for us and the public to know that our efforts are appreciated, and many are furnishing the best possible evidence of it.

Gen. Butler Post

Fever Plague in Memphis and National News Recap

Memphis reports twenty six new fever cases and nine deaths since Saturday. The piece notes a theory about heat reviving last year’s germs and warns of potential widespread visitation. Also covered are Kansas congressman Thomas Ryan on freedmen relief, criticism of the National Board of Health, a quashed charge against Lieut. Carey, Boston and Dedham tax and valuation figures, counterfeit notes in San Francisco, a New York county officers’ misused funds, a dying woman found in Brooklyn, and Cambridge fires causing over five thousand dollars in losses.

Memphis

Extreme heat across New England coast cools slightly overnight

Despatches from several coastal stations report extremely hot conditions yesterday. Midnight readings show a drop of 5 to 15 degrees from 24 hours earlier across northern points with light westerly winds, cloudy skies, and falling barometer.

New England Middle States

Auction Notice of Boots Shoes Furniture and Carriages in Philadelphia and New York

A historical paper item lists multiple consignors and sale times for a multi day auction. August 5 at 10 AM boots and shoes sales by M Lemons Harris Co in Philadelphia and other firms. 11 AM Henry Hatch furniture. 1 PM Johnson Moody Co boots. 1 PM Samuel Buntings Sons carpets. August 9 10 AM cars and carriages by Moses Colman Isburgh Walker. 10:30 AM horses harness by A M Bates. 12:30 PM stocks Hawes Henshaw. further entries include Wilmerding Hoguat James Laws Co. R L Day Co. Harris Jones.

Lemons H. Harris & Co Phila Lippincott, Son & Co Philad R. F. Pancoast & Co Henry & Hatch Henry C. Bird & Co Boots Johnson, Moody & Co New York Charles Warren Philadelphia Samuel Bunting C. A York Wilmerding, Hoguat James H. Laws & Co Cincinnati Moses Colman & Son Hawes & Henshaw Rhodes & Co S. Hatch & Co. Ribbons Ee New York Wilmerding, Hoguet ° Dry Goods J.C. McCurdy & Co Boots and Shoes John Horton Drycner Wilmerding, Hoguet Co A. M Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co Samuel Bunting’s Sons C. C. Warren H. Laws & Co Moses Colman Isburgh & Walker A. M. Bates R. L. Day & Co Harris & Jones Don Hillis Forest HiLls Jamaica Plain Ilhem Hoxbury Ll.isem Spring Street West Hoxbury Hughland Returm Stoughton Hreturmn Taune Ton Heturn New Bedford Betturm Oak Bluffs Beturm Mansfield Shore Line Boston Albany Chatham Pittsfield Chester New Adams Springfield Palmer Worcester Hiam Millbury Grafton Westboro Southville Cordaville Ashe Fand Ret South Framingham Milword Wellesley Garamtwilie L. Falls Pine Grove Auburndale West Nowetom Newtove Ville Brigheton Alstom Cottage Farm Brookline W.div N.Y N.E. RB. R Chicago Buffalo Suspension Bridge Rochester Washington Street Devon Beach Street Co. O. Russell W. JH. Barnes Bird, Henry C. & CO Tremont St Hatch, Samuel & CO Congress St Harris, H. & CO State Street Harris, Cyrul L. & CO Menry & Hatch Summer Street Rosbrook & Fox Post Office Square Howe, Albert & CO Brighton Dev. Street Knights S. R Old State House Kennedy, T. C Winthrop Block East Osgood, F. D Tremont Street

Fever Scare Tied to Summer Heat Near Memphis

Memphis special reports a niece of Col John N Sanderlin eight miles from Memphis on the Raleigh road sick with fever. She had no recent Memphis contact. A refugee family from last year is blamed for reviving germs due to warm weather, though the plague visit is not confirmed.

New York Memphis John N. Sanderlin Raleigh

Twenty six new cases and nine deaths in Memphis fever week

Memphis reports 26 new yellow fever cases and 9 deaths since Saturday morning. The board of health notes 44 total weekly fever deaths, 26 from yellow fever and 18 from other causes, with a potential epidemic declaration withheld due to a lower weekly death rate. Howard Association nurses number 65 on duty for 73 sick, and a depot at 299 Main Street will supply nourishment and stimulants.

Memphis Board of Health J. H. Edmonson Howard Association Howards Wal Main Street Howard Physicians R. E. Webb W. H. Horton & Co Charlies Stacey Fred Baithf Athy

Yellow fever cases reach Quarantine Hospital in New York

Curtis M. Chapman second mate and Neil C. Darnsted sailor aboard the brig Salisbury from St John N B were admitted to the Quarantine Hospital sick with yellow fever. Five patients are now in the hospital with three large quarantine buildings on Hoffmans Island ready for patients. A dozen cases are reported in Mobile.

New York Curtis M. Chapman Salisbury St. John N. B Neil C. Darnsted Havana Hoffman's Island Quarantine Commissioners

Ring of Spendthrift Exposé Targets City Contractors

New York August 5 charges are to be filed against county courthouse commissioners and architect Leopold Liditz by the Central Taxpayers Association. They allege reckless spending, totaling about 450000, with little remaining funds for previous appropriations. Also noted is a costly Alpha Club house at 28th Street and Lexington Avenue, about 50000, featuring an owl motif. George W. Gilbert sues Senator Burnside and others in the New York Superior Court over South American Navigation stock losses. case postponed to September 18. Henry Halstead of Nicholson, Penn., dies from injuries after a skylight fall at 172 Greenwich Street. John J. Davenport backs resignation of his U.S. Court clerkship. B'nai B'rith convention reports extravagant spending but takes no action.

New York New County Court House Leopold Liditz Central Taxpayers’ Association Court House Alpha Club Columbia College Fast Twenty-eighth Street Madison and Lexington Avenues George W. Gilbert Senator Burnside Joseph P. Manton New York Superior Court South American Navigation Company Henry Halstead Nicholson Penn George Newton Altoona Chicago William Fitzpatrick Edward Ryan Reading Havana Santiago David Anderson Englewood N. J Wilbur Eddyville Kingston N. Y James Booth Scranton Pittston Stawley Erie Railroad Faw Association Washington, D. C Monterey Mexico Galveston Dorsey Grand Central Hotel Denver Col Col. Curry Memphis Arkansas House of Commons Paris Moniteur England Morocco Spain Paris Sahara M. Soleillet French Chamber of Deputies Cape Wilbur F. Raymond Rumsey & Co Seneca Falls London Raymond Henry Bennett Warren Rhode Island Bennett Fall River Providence Lindsay Gov. Talbot John K. Tarbox Charles E. Litchman

Disastrous fires hit several towns across New England

A village fire in Houlton Maine destroyed multiple Main Street buildings including a millinery shop and stove dealer, with 17 structures burning in three hours. Similar blazes hit Lowell Massachusetts and Hudson New Hampshire, with losses ranging from 800 to 4000 dollars and varying insurance coverage. Additional fires struck Elmira New York and Staten Island New York damaging a governor’s secretary residence and a brick works, totaling thousands in losses.

Houlton Swanton Eastbrook & Bros Main Street Miss Smith T. Kennedy Robert Gallagher Black MceMaster Dr. Walker Jackson Eben Woodbury Marble Works Custom House David Edward C. P. Tenney E. Woodbury C. P. Tenner Lowell Mass Pillsbury Kirk Street Europe W. H. Gage Nashua N. H Hudson Baxter Elmira N. Y David C. Robinson Baltimore T. Robert Jenkins & Son New York Philadelphia Rossville Staten Island

Reasons for pronouncing the National Board of Health humbug

Washington August 3 The National Board of Health is viewed as a costly failure with an unwieldy makeup. Chairman Dr Coben lacks drive, Dr Billings is theoretical, Dr Verdi promotes homeopathy, while Secretary Turner directs operations. Despite a $500,000 appropriation the board may fail to curb epidemics. Also questions for would be lieutenants and fisheries outrages discussed. Postmaster appointed Oliver E Simpson.

Washington National Board of Health Coben Billings Verdi District of Columbia Turner Navy

Kansas Free Men Poised for Starvation Says Congressman's View

Republican Representative Thomas Ryan of Kansas warns that hundreds of freedmen in Topeka and nearby camps face starvation as they emigrate from the South. He cites charity limits and exhausted relief efforts, predicting up to 109,090 may leave for the North within a year, with many favoring Iowa and Nebraska despite harsher climates. He doubts wholesale emigration improves their condition.

Thomas Ryan Congress Kansas Topeka South New York Iowa Nebraska Ryan

Montreal Despatch Details Bank Failure Shareholder Losses

A Montreal despatch outlines who would suffer from the Consolidated Bank collapse. It lists 106 holders controlling 2924 shares valued at 292,400 for trustees and similar trusts, 1,742 shares in 75 estates, 376 women shareholders mostly widows, 41 clergymen with 153,700 total, the Church of Scotland at 8,800, the Temporalities board at 1,700, James Cro treasurer of the Widows' land at 5,000, and the Presbyterian Church at 29,000.

New York Montreal Consolidated Bank Church of Scotlands Down Temporalities Board James Cro Presbyterian Church

Missionary Conference in Fair Point Attends 1,038

The Women's Missionary Conference met in Fair Point New York on August 3. Bishop Simpson preached in the forenoon and an adult Bible school and a Sunday school were held with 705 and 333 attendees. A general missionary conference followed, and at 8 PM Rev. N. G. Clark of Boston preached a powerful sermon. Clark is a secretary of the American Board of Foreign Missions.

Fair Point N. Y Women’s Missionary Conference Simpson N. G. Clark Boston American Board of Foreign Missions

Lieutenant Carey Court Martial Quashed Indignation Rises

Long Down Aug 2 The United Service Gazette reports the court martial of Lieut Carey who led the expedition in which the Prince Imperial died has been informally quashed. public anger targets the Commander in Chief and Secretary of War over the decision. Opinions split on whether Carey showed gross breach of duty and cowardice or acted with no fault, with calls to punish or release him accordingly.

Lieut Carey Prince Napoleon LongDown United Service Gazette Prince Imperial Africa

Towns Burned by British Invaders Cut Cetewayo's Retreat

Cape Town dispatch reports Gen. Crealock's cavalry burning Ondini and Nugwende on the eastern British advance line. Dabulmanz Cetewayo's brother and other chiefs surrender to Lord Chelmsford. Rain and rugged terrain slow retirements from Ulundi. Ekowe to be reoccupied. Naval brigade re-embarked for England. Volunteers moved to block Cetewayo's retreat north and possible raids near Intombi and Assegai Rivers. Adder, a northern Cape border chief, captured.

London Cape Town Madeira Crealock Ondini Nugwende Dabulmanz Cetewayo Ekowe England Secocolai Fort Weber Derby Zu- Inland Intombi Assegai P Adder Cape Colony

Four desperadoes loot Kansas post office in Indian Territory raid

Four unknown men believed to be from an Indian Territory gang entered Coneyville Kansas yesterday robbed the post office and caused other depredations. Citizen Fitzpatrick was killed and Roberts wounded during the resistance. Troops pursued but no arrests reported at last accounts.

St. Louis Indian Territory Coneyville Kansas Fitzpatrick Roberts United States

Western commerce enjoys rapid recovery and bright prospects

From St Louis Aug 2 The Journal of Commerce prints letters from western merchants reporting a sharp rebound in business. They note restored confidence, abundant crops, general prosperity, and optimistic outlook across all trade sectors nationwide.

ST. Louis Journal of Commerce

Academy Programs and Lectures Outline for August Schedule

The schedule lists lectures and discussions on Latin and Greek grammars, rural schools relations to high schools, free hand drawing, and an address by State Superintendent E Conant. A history sketch, a Yellowstone Park lecture, and practical talks on college admission and local natural history follow, with treasurer reports and officer elections on Thursday morning.

Kessay C. C. Boynton Townsend W.M. Rumbaugh Norwich University E. Conant Randolph Association J.S. Spalding Ll.d Barre Yellow Stone Marshall J. D. Bartley Burlington

The Marriage of Miss Davenport and Mr Price

Miss Davenport and Mr Price, long connected on stage, wed eight days after a decree of absolute divorce was granted to Mrs Price. The couple had previously faced marital strain after Price’s earlier marriage to Kittie Baker and a Michigan dispute leading to Mrs Price filing for divorce on grounds of infidelity. The Philadelphia Times sketches Davenport’s rise from youth to famed actress and Price’s career across Arch Street Theatre and touring companies.

Edward F. Price Price Philadelphia Times Miss Davenport Providence R I Fanny Continental Theatre Boston Arch Street Theatre Louisville Augustin Daly New York Fifth Avenue Theatre Miss Fanny Mr. Price Arch Street Company Toronto Ont Pittsburg Kittie Baker Sarah Porter McVicker’s Chicago Porter Michigan

Photographic counterfeit $5 notes tied to Boston and Dedham banks surface in San Francisco

Information from the Treasury secret service division states that photographic counterfeit five dollar notes bearing bank stamps from Globe National Bank Boston letter A and Dedham National Bank Dedham letter B appeared in San Francisco last Saturday.

Globe National Bank Boston Mass Dedham National Bank Dedham San Francisco Washington Secret Service Division Treasury Department

Northern Texas cotton harvest outlook rises with acreage upturn

Late advices from Northern Texas report earlier cotton maturity due to dry weather and a 15 percent larger acreage. Planters fear shorter staple as drought has caused the bolls to open before full maturity, affecting yield.

St. Louis Texas

Unveiling Thiers Statue Draws French Leaders

In Nancy on Aug 3 a vast crowd gathered for the statue ceremony of former president Thiers. Interior Minister Marcere pledged adherence to Thiers’s ideas a conservative republic and France’s influence in Europe and beyond. Jules Simon praised Thiers firm stance and warned foes must be vanquished or reassured. Senator Martel noted the speech. Simon’s remarks touched on Ferry’s educational policy and Gambetta rivals.

Nancy France Thiers M.de Marcere Europe Jules Simon Simon M. Martel Senate M. Simon Jules Ferry Gambetta

West Texas drought and assorted incidents across nations

A wide string of brief items reports cattle dying of thirst in western Texas and various unrelated events. Included are a train injury in Buffalo, a postal robbery arrest in Detroit, disaster recoveries in New York, a jealous stabbing in Newark, canal project tensions, a fireball in Quebec, a Montreal omnibus crash, and preparations in St John for royal visits, among many international notes on cholera, revolts, resignations, and finance.

Texas James Taylor Buffalo J.W. Walsh Detroit N.J Nicaragua Hayes Lesseps’ Canal Pullman & Co Stanstead P. Q Mons. Allen Outremont Montreal

Coal operators hold meeting without action on Reading circular

In Philadelphia, August 2, coal operators met but did not take definite action due to no favorable Reading Company report. The Reading Company had issued circulars for August raising coal prices by twenty five cents per ton across all sizes.

Philadelphia Reading Company Philadelphia and Reading Company

75-Hour Walking Match Finishes With Distances

The 75-hour walking contest in Chicago ends at 11 pm with Dobler at 220 miles, Guvon at 180 miles, and Riar at 169 miles.

Chicago Dobler Guvon Riar

Multiple tragedies and thefts reported across New England

A sequence of incidents from New England and nearby states includes Arthur Dumont of Manchester aged 14 fatally run over by a heavy team, Estes Dwight of Belchertown hanging himself, Alvin Steavens robbed of 310 dollars, the Davis widow seeking 5000 damages from the Central Vermont Railroad, Chas Comforth drowning while learning to swim, a Concord restaurant robbery, Frank Bliss drowned in Iowa, William Gurley held on Trump Law charges, Daniel Clary assaulted by his son and wife, the steam yacht Psyche damaged near Narragansett Pier, Edward Bargerout assaulting Joseph Lafayette in Biddeford, Miss Browns fire injury in Stowe, Edward Paige embezzlement case in Burlington, Providence jewelry firms vibrant, and Lucinda Gale lost on Sugar Loaf Mountain surviving the night exhausted.

Arthur Dumont Manchester N. H Estes Dwight Belchertown Mass Alvin Steavens Saratoga N. Y Witt William Wallace Gurley Greenland Portsmouth Daniel M. Clary Lowell Daniel Ong Clary Psyche Boston Block Island Narragansett Pier Edward Bargerout Joseph Lafayette Biddeford Bargerout Lafayette Lafayette i Stowe Miss Brown Edward P. Paige Vermont Central Railroad Burlington Providence R. I Lucinda Gale Sugar Loaf Mountain Alexandria N.H

French Probate Court Aims for the Impossible Will

A Paris probate case centers on a disputed fortune of about $120,000 left to Binot de Villiers. Hippolyte Guillemain, age 17, claims a second will dated 1876 produced by a mysterious Brienty. A dramatic sequence with Pizarre and Artemon unfolds but fails to prove the Guillemain will authentic.

Paris Binot de Villiers Hippolyte Guillemain Guillemain France Pizarre Trysting Artemon Pizarro

New Northern Railway Link Connects Newport to Montreal

The Grand Trunk crossing at St. Lambert Quebec was laid to enable trains from the Montreal Portland and Boston Railway to run directly to Montreal, giving the Southeastern Railway a through line from Newport to Montreal. Eastern Railroads restored passenger rates while Missouri Pacific and St Louis Kansas City and Northern withdrew through tickets from Missouri River points.

NEW Northern Railway Richford Grand Trunk Railway St. Lambert Quebec Montreal, Portland Boston Montreal Southeastern Railway Newport St. Louis, Mo Eastern Missouri Pacific St. Louis Kansas City Northern Old Colony R. KR Albany Frameingham Fayville Southboro Marlboro Northboro Berlin Clinton Leominster Fitchburg West Berlin Bolton Pratt’s Junction Cheshire Central Vermont Oid Ouse Washington H. Hyde J. R. Kenvrick A. Webber T. Fitchourg Lake Memphremagog Canada West Air R Ling & Passumpsie Siacton Ieee Causeway St Johnsbury Sherbrooke Quebec Express St. Johnsbury el P. WE Pullman Washington St Folsom Raymond Gen. Avens Bolger Galveston EB. R Texas City OF Florida

Vermont Teachers Association Meet in Woodstock

The annual Vermont State Teachers Association meeting will be held in Woodstock on August 5 to 7. The program opens August 5 at 7:30 P M with an address of welcome and 8 P M with a talk by C B Hurlburt President of Middlebury College. On August 6 at 9 A M committees will be appointed followed by an essay on elementary classical instruction by C E Putney principal of St Johnsbury.

K. Lathrop D. D Peabody Cambridge Morrison Ben. J. M.S. Williams Laurie Providence T. H. Tibbles Egq Omaha Association J. B. Stebbins Detroit Pocasset Freeman State Teachers’ Association Woodstock C. B. Hurlburt Middlebury College C. E. Putney St. Johnbury

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