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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1881

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Sherman backs reciprocity with Canada says reporter

Gen Sherman told a reporter at Gooderich that reciprocity with Canada would benefit both nations. The Post cites chatter that ex-Gov Rice could replace Marsh as minister to Italy, while ex-President Gregory of Illinois seeks the post. At Coney Island water police are urged to guard female bathers from hoodlum harassment, with whiskey police also suggested.

Sherman Gooderich Canada States Rice Marsh Italy Chicago Inter-Ocean Gregory Illinois Coney Island

Best Day for President Since Wounding Report

Washington Aug 4 Dr Bliss notes at 4 30 PM today the president had his best day since injury with no fever. He ate a hearty breakfast and remained comfortable as temperatures and pulse readings showed improvement. The wound looks well and rest sleep without morphia was achieved as fever subsided.

Washington Dr. Bliss Executive Mansion

Treasury agent shifts as New York official covers Tingle

Special agent Adams, stationed in New York, fills in for Tingle as supervising special agent of the treasury while he vacations. He reports that cane juice is being imported as molasses from Boston and New York refiners, depriving revenue. Duties differ: molasses five cents per gallon, cane juice one and a half cents per pound plus ad valorem. Adams notes hundreds of hogsheads of cane juice test samples yield 75 to 90 percent sugar with about six pounds of pure sugar per gallon.

Washington the Treasury Adams New York Tingle The Treasury Boston Department Ad Valorem Oceangrove Asbury Park Long Branch Metamora Ill Porter A. Ransom Walter H. Bullock el Paso W. AH St. Lawrence Richelieu Montreal Niagara Northumberland N. B Oak Point Novelty Rubber Company New Bruunswick N. J Harry Abbott Philadelphia Clagstone Emil Lindburg Stockholm Sweden Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Kentucky New York State Temperance Society Saratoga United States Blair New Hampshire Neal Dow John McKenna Morgan Bridge Williams Brothers Palmyra Wis Eagle

Extreme Heat Sweeps Ontario and Midwest Regions

Reports from Ontario and nearby regions describe extreme heat with shade temperatures from 8 to 93 degrees. In Montreal and Hanover records show 88 and 102 degrees, while Chicago and Clinton report sun strokes and a distemper affecting horses as heat waves worsen across Illinois Iowa and nearby states.

Canada Toronto Ont Ontario Montreal Hanover N. H Chicago

New Orleans Forms Eighth Public Safety Detachment

The eighth company of New Orleans public safety moves to quell hoodlum influence in the second district. Comprised mainly of creoles, the unit aims to curb riotous behavior tied to local office holders and their followers amid accusations of robbery rape and murder. Mayor Shakespeare stands apart as an elected figure resisting hoodlum pressure.

New Orleans Committee of Public Safety Shakespeare

Reading railroad reorganization panel begins review

President Bond and committee members Shipley and Welsh opened the Philadelphia and Reading railroad companys reorganization plan discussion. They will study Bonds proposals and expect completion by Wednesday while withholding public statements until plans are perfected.

Philadelphia Bond Messrs. Shipley and Welsh Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company

Obstruction Policy and Bradlaugh Case Raise Lords Battle

London dispatch reports liberal leaders with Mr Gladstone discuss amendments to the land bill. Debates cover exclusion of English estates, tenant compensation, rents, and the scope of the land court. Bradlaugh case sparks calls for a clear oath bill or prolonged constitutional clash.

London House of Fords Earl Granville Gladstone House of Lords Lord Denman Argyll Earl of Donoughmore Duke of Argyll Lord Salisbury Lord Lansdowne Salisbury Lord Inchiquin House of Commons Bradlaugh the Morning Post

Strength of the German Liberals and political strains

Berlin liberal fears a conservative majority in forthcoming elections as negotiations for a united liberal front intensify in each district. Reports from Alsace Lorraine show rising German influence in minor towns including Metz amid fierce campaigning and a lack of fixed party programs driving personal attacks.

Berlin The Times Alsace- Lorraine Metz Germany Central Criminal Court Patrick Talfourd Hickie W. E. Forster Ireland Forster

Outdoor yacht and horse racing notes from Mystic Park to Saratoga

Outdoor sports report describes a yacht race off Downer Landing with a south-southwest breeze and a five mile course, noting a protest over measurement affecting prizes. It covers the Mystic Park September Meeting with premiums and entry rules, Buffalo racing results including Piedmont and Maude S, Saratoga races results, Narragansett Park trots, Newport lacrosse notes, a postponed regatta, and recent New York pedestrian progress plus several baseball scores.

Downer Landing Ragged Island Chandler's Island Bumpkins Island White Head Brush Buoy Grape Island Julia Amy Whitehall Washburn S. L. French Alex. Pope Francis Ware Juha Mystic Park H. E. Willis Medford Tuesaday H. E. Wills Mystic House Mass Buffalo N. Y Piedmont Maudes Vanderbilt Party Amber Wizz Maud Rochester Saratoga Turco Vampire Getaway Gold Bug Hindoo Crickmoor Miles Post Guard Disturbance Narragansett Park Providence R. L Hugh McLaughlin Brooklyn Wade Hampton Fitchburg Jim Boston Emma B Goldfinder Philadelphia Eve Worcester Newport R. I. Newport R.I New York New York Lacrosse Club Boston Lacrosse Club Church New Bedford Eastern Yacht Clubs Oke Place

German D O H lodge holds Springfield meeting

Springfield delegates report 18 lodges represented at the German D O H state lodge annual meeting in Pittsfield. Total membership reached 935 with cash capital of 34612. Officers present included G A Fred Wirse of Springfield and secretary Jacob Ahrens. New grand officers elected include G B Herman Bachman of Boston and DG B Emil Ende of Pittsfield with secretary William Scholl and treasurer Charles Rene.

Springfield Mass D. O. H. Order Pittsfield Oda Fellows Hall G.A Fred, Wirse Jacob Ahrens J. Dachem Boston G. W

Murder in McKeesport Prompts Lynch Threats

In McKeesport Pennsylvania on Monday evening a murder by a gang of desperadoes triggers intense local fear. Armed men scour the area and threats of lynching circulate as a police chief is dispatched with help. A cavalry of fifty riders heads out after reports the bandits hid in coal mines and fired on residents who refused them subsistence.

McKeesport George McClure Specialj de Spatch Elliods

Kansas crops show swings in winter wheat and corn

The secretary of the state board of agriculture reports winter wheat acreage at 1,974,693, down 241,254 acres from last year, with an estimated yield of 23,152,399 bushels at about 12 bushels per acre. Spring wheat 208,197 acres down 20,318. corn 4,171,544 up 617,158. oats 338,180 down 139,697. Cotton 135,200 up 51,366. flax and hemp also increase. overall wheat decrease contrasts with corn and grasses gains.

St. Paul, Minn TorpeKa Kan the State Board of Agriculture

Michigan ex governor’s body arrives in Chicago

The body of ex Gov. Bagley of Michigan reached Chicago as a committee led by Mayor Thompson and 25 Detroit citizens prepared to escort the remains to Detroit tonight. Mourning draped the American Express building for President Fargo who died at Buffalo yesterday. Officer Daniel Crowley, stabbed July 25 during an arrest, died Wednesday night. his killer remains at large.

Church of the Immaculate Conception Harrison Avenue Pp. A. McKeana Hudson H. Quin S. J M. J. Holland D. L. Brand S.J J. J. O'Connor Schmidt Charles T. Dolan H. R. O'Donnell Bureau of Catholic Missions Among the Indians Washington P.T. Roche Scranton Archbishop Williams Union of Boston Irish Land League F. C. Prince Boston J. B. Cotter Minnesota P. A. McKenna Massachusetts R. J. Ritchie New Brunswick Joseph D. Bowles Ohio Philip A. Nolan Pennsylvania John A. Duggan Father Cotter St. Paul F. Weichman Indiana M. W. Morris Pittston C. N. Jacques Louisville Cotter McKenna Ritchie Hugh Roe O’ Donnell Deer Island J. Fulham Bradlee Prince Whitting Hugh Roe O'Donnell South Boston The Union J. B. Cutler St. Paul, Minn Mass Children’s Department Eastern Avenue Wharf Fort Hill Square Boston Fire Department Hook and Ladder Company No Faneuil Hall St. James Hotel Bay State Band Father Matthew Total Abstinence Union No. 1 St. Vincent's Total Abstinence and Relief Society of St. Joseph’s Total Roe O’ Donnell Total Abstinence Union of America Long Deersland J. H. Campbell Philadelphia Cit St. John N. B Father Weighman William J. Covenny Katie M. Reilly Nellie McLoughlin Celia Mooney Mary Smith P.J. Karey D.F. Keefe Frank J. Smith Hop. Thomas Bocock Thos. Croxton L. R. Watts Gen. Peyton S. Wise Powell Gen. Jubal A. Early John T. Harris PP. Barbour G. Holland Virginia Democratic Party Democratic Party of Talliffero United States John Goode Gen. Fitziugh Lee James A. Walker Joan W. Daniels P. W. McKinney Scattering Becaus Daniels Goode Walker Mr. Daniels Daniels Coon Lewiston Auburn Philo Clark Dr. Pilstury J. M. Small Garcelon Washington Gilbert Gilbert House JT. B Torrey Bath Committee On Androscoggin Frankee Sagadahoc Torry H. ©. Belcher Franklin Efort Franklin Reed Morrill Yorry Reed Cincinnati Plaisied Garfield ColumBus Loveland Henry Camp Woman's Christian Temperance Union Mehone Rawley Springs Lynchburg Rockingham Virginia Valley Lewis J. F. Lewis Richmond North Carolina Raleigh N. C Wilmington Mississippi Jackson Miss Stone Barksdale Featherstone Calhoun Westboro Reform School West Stockbridge Daniel McHenry Worcester John Sullivan Quinsigamond Village Charles Fish North Pond Margaret Gateley Fall River Sanborn Sy Herman Levy New Bedford National Publishing Company New Jersey Newburyport Merrimac Cape Cod Yarmonth Middleboro J. M. Carter Old Colony Arlington A. N. Reed &Co E. P. Reed North Arlington Holyoke Blake John W. Shumway Medfield Leominster Fitchburg Michael Connors John Fitzgerald Thomas Jults Michael Byron Jona Fionan Patrick J. Leahy Patrick Crowley George H. Cole Bolton John Parkhurst Gloucester Gloucester Police Court Rockport Savings Bank Charles F. Thompson Joseph Manning St. Patrick’s Church South Lawrence Dennis Driscoll Michael Coter Curcaco Gov. Bagley Michigan Thompson Detroit American Express Company Fargo Buffalo Daniel Crowley Bishop O'Reilly Springfield Newport Senator Bayard Maryland Waldo Burnett Southboro Woodstock Anna Warner Chelsea North Adams Mr. Cooke Claremont N. H John Lord Union Village Sheriff Clark George Clark Rockwell Superior Court Nantucket C. Alice Baker F. Brush Electric Hight Euclid Avenue Cleveland A Caskins Troy Danvers Missea Longley Robinson Westboro Maas Squirrel Island John J. Corbett Nancie T. O’leary Badger Elbridge Snow Ocean View Salisbury Beach George S. Seney New York Emory College Neah Covington Alfred Teel John Meader Snowyside Cottage Thomas H. Mahan Nora Tierney Pittsfield Allie Atwood London England Pittfield L. L. Atwood Senator Edmunds Andrew B. Cross Salem Tilly Willis Gordon McKay Marine Avenue Hattie F. Wolcott C. B. Wolcott W. C. Scott Milwaukee Wis Chicago Bonar Glasgow Eeeaee Evangelist Moody Northfield F. A. Fowler Pittsfield Daily Journal Fowler Conant Conant & Farrar Lynn Summertreet James Douglas Crawford University of Illinois Deerfield Crawford Williams College William N. Spinney Mu Keiriage North Conway L. Q. C. Lamar P. Shillaber Berkshire Courier Daniel 8. Howard Brockton Adrawal Candler John W. Candler Congress George Wilson Marblehead J. G. Hill Treasury Department Lyon Playfair Wees House of Commons E.T. Slocuar H.O. Palmer Billings Palmer Great Barrington E. Scudder S. Proctor Thayer Shepherd Thayer Emery Dover Point Rufus Emery Thomas Cg, Emery E. J. Emery George F. Emery Edwin Emery Cyrus W. Field Chas. H. Webber Salem Argus Charles D. Howard Argus Peabody Press Mohamed Begair Ali New Yok Maschid Khorassan Spd Hayden South Thomaston Caroline Rose Camden Charles Edwin Aoa Ellis G. Pinkham Bright Cotton Bishop Foster Prof. Bown Martha’s Vineyard Bishop Haven Clinton Avenue John Orne Cambridge Franconia House Franconia Commodore Pickering Surg. Hedinger U.S. N J. Bishop United States Marine Corps Bishop J. H. Higbee Arthur Wat‘oop U.S.N University of Berlin Conna Virchow Leivskc Zurich Berlin John P. Howard Burlington Poland University of Vermont

Moody meetings at Northfield draw international attendees

Springfield reporters note the Moody meetings at Northfield underway with a San Francisco party led by Capt. Clark of the Pacific Garden mission and Scottish preacher Rev Dr Andrew Bonar set to lead scripture exposition. Topics include Our standing with Christ Power for service Sin Redemption Repentance over successive days led by Bonar Erdman and Maj Whittle.

Springfield Mass Moody Northfield San Francisco Capt. Clark Pacific Garden Mission Andrew Bonar Scotland Christ Bonar Mr. Erdman Maj. Whittle

Let us talk about the weather misattribution

A Boston letter to the editor criticizes a newspaper’s weather reference, stating the quoted line belongs to Gilbert and Sullivan’s Pirates of Penzance rather than Pinafore. The writer contends the piece confuses operas and defends Pinafore against mislabeling.

Boston Post Boston

Greenfield Maintains Innocence On Eve Of Execution

Syracuse Aug 4 Nathan Orlando Greenfield condemned for wife murder remains adamant of his innocence. He declares the governor will save him from the gallows even as he sits by the table at the foot of the gallows at midnight writing letters.

Syracuse N. Y Nathan Orlando Greenfield

Odd Fellows Grand Lodge in Massachusetts Admits 110 Members

The Massachusetts Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows convened an annual session at Odd Fellows hall. Secretary reports show 157 lodges and 25,559 members with significant gains. Various payments totaled 39,521.66 for relief and charities, with 128,864.96 receipts and 1,074 initiations. New officers elected include M. W. grand master Henry W. Clarke and others.

R. W. Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Massachusetts Odd Fellows’ Hall Grand Lodge Rhode Island E. H. Chapin Rebekah M. W. Grand Sire Sovereign Grand Lodge Degree of Daughters of Rebekah Henry W. Clarke Charlestown M. W Francis Jewett Lowell R. W Samuel Cochran Hyde Park Charles D. Cole Boston Julius L. Clarke West Newton James T. Joslyn James B. Wheeler

Mediterranean Fishing Club Excursion Sets Sail on Louisa Jane

The North End society, all identifying as Italian, joined a Thursday harbor trip aboard the schooner Louisa Jane under Captain F. E. Carnes. They gathered at 9:30 PM Wednesday, marched with Higgins band through the streets to Long Wharf, embarked at noon, and friends saluted with fireworks as the wind faded.

North End Italy F. BE. Carnes Higgins Hanover Court State Streets Long Wharf Friends of the Society

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