Boston Post Front Pages Summary
The item lists the Boston Post front pages with sections on Latest Reports by Telegraph and Mail Local and General News Editorial Notes The Coming of Silver All Sorts Letters from the People Financial and Commercial Foreign and Domestic Market Reports Marriages and Deaths Court Record Railroad Matters Business Troubles Local Capt Parker's Story The Magazines Local Summary Meteorological Reports Hotel Arrivals Ship News Local Obituary Sporting Matters
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Telegraph and Mail
First Mile
Parker
New Bedford Whaler Lost With Twenty Two Lives
San Francisco reports the schooner James A Garfield arrives after 26 days from the Arctic with word that the New Bedford bark Napoleon was crushed in the ice with 22 dead. Included are W Rogers first officer and Thomas Pease third officer of New Bedford. The Gazette of San Francisco was also crushed but its crew survived.
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San Francisco
James A.garfield
Arctic
Napoleon
New Bedford
Los
W. Rogers
Thomas Pease
Gazette of
Efforts to Save Riel From Hanging Debate
Montreal holds a public meeting Sunday to discuss the fate of Louis Riel. Speakers include Hon. Laflamme Q C the former justice minister and Dr Frechette the poet laureate. Promoters argue for citizen involvement, urging a stance on capital punishment tied to political offenses.
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Montreal
Riel
Laflamme
Q. C
Frechette
Great Britain
Ireland
Missing Burlington official tied to $40,000 shortage
Burlington Kansas reports D W Mott, county treasurer, missing after leaving for Topeka. He sent $5,000 to the state treasurer and carried $7,000 to $8,000 in drafts and cash. County commissioners now manage his books amid rumors of murder or flight and a suspected $40,000 shortage.
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Burlington
Kan
D. W. Mott
Topeka
Kansas City
Call for National Executive Meeting of Irish National League
Lincoln Neb aug 6 a call for a meeting of the national executive committee of the Irish national league of America with one delegate from each state and territory issued by President Egan. the session will convene at mccoy's hotel in chicago on aug 15. the executive hopes to present a communication from mr parnell outlining his views on key irish matters.
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Irish National League
Lincoln
Neb
Irish National League of America
Egan
McCoy’s Hotel
Chicago
Parnell
Valuation and tax figures for Manchester-by-the-Sea 1885
Gloucester Mass August 6 1885 valuation of Manchester by the Sea reaches 4 646 238 up 52 349 from last year non resident valuation 901 706 tax levy 29 245 47 and scale 610 per 1000 up 130. Polls 479 up 16. List shows taxpayers paying 400 or more including Junins Booth Bullard Barius Black Burnham Curtis Coolidge Hattie Coolidge Howe Mansfield Sturgis Towne Boardman Jiemenway Higginson among others.
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Gloucester
Mass
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Junins & Booth
Elizabeth L. Bullard
Cyrus A. Barius
George N. Black
William A. Burnham
Caleb A. Curtis
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Hattie S. Coolidge
George C. Howe
Nathan B. Mansfield
Russell Sturgis, Jr
Maria R. Towne
Benjamin G. Boardman
Augustus Jiemenway
Alda A. Higginson
Catholic Total Abstinence union Elects Officers at New Hares Conn Ave
The Catholic Total Abstinence union of America elected officers this afternoon: President Rev. James M. Cleary of Kenosha Wisconsin. vice president Rev. T. J. Conaty of Worcester Massachusetts. treasurer Rev. James Bowies of Fremont. secretary Philip A. Nolan of Philadelphia. The convention may meet at Notre Dame Indiana next year. At tonight’s banquet closing the convention spoke Rt. Rev. Bishop McMahon Hartford. President Cleary. Gov. Harrison. Mayor Halcomb. John H. Campbell Philadelphia. Alexander Troup New Haven. Dennis O'Reilly Providence. Rev. J. B. Cutter Winona. Rev. Garrigan Fitchburg. John F. Crostle Sandusky. Rev. Nilaud New York.
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New Hares
Conn
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
James M. Cleary
Kenosha
Wis
T. J. Conaty
Worcester
Mass
James
Bowies
Freemont
Philip A. Nolan
Philadelphia
Notre Dame
Ind
Bishop McMahon
Hartford
President Cleary
Gov
Harrison
Mayor Halcomb
John H. Campbell
Alexander Troup
New Haven
Dennis O'Reilly
Providence
J. B. Cutter
Winona
Minn
Father Garrigan
Fitchburg
John F. cCrostle
Sandusky
Father Nilaud
New York
Guatemalan protest over Pacific Mail mail carriage dispute
The Guatemalan consul in San Francisco reports instructions to file a formal protest with Postmaster General Vilas against Pacific Mail Steamship for refusing to carry Guatemalan mails on the Corlima, which sailed August 1. Guatemala had a contract dated October 17, 1883, with subsidies paid to support the service, and holds the company responsible for damages from the alleged contract violation.
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Vilas
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Corlima
Pacific Mail Company
Guatemala
Uatamaran
Steamship Company
Controversy Over Durkee Estate In New Hampshire
Friends of the late Rruel Durkee of Groyon report the estate is deeply insolvent. Durkee suffered numerous losses in life and litigation. He left a will and Mrs. Durkee, by accepting it and giving bond as executrix, allegedly loses her dower and homestead right in the large estate and all other property.
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Rruel Durkee
Groyon
Camden youth Ogier arrested for camp robbery and shooting
A Camden man named George W Ogier, arrested in Breckenridge Colorado, is accused of robbing a Chinaman camp and firing at Chinese workers. Cornered in the woods, he brandished two revolvers at the sheriff before capture. He had left Camden last spring and was described as inoffensive, rumored to have been helped by a girl who loaned him 100 dollars to reach Colorado.
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Breckenridge
Col
George W. Ogier
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Harvy Lawyer Arrested in Rum Distillery Discovery
United States Marshal George D. Bisbee and Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Racklift searched Foster D. Harvey, a Waldoboro lawyer, and found a complete rum distillery and liquor in production. Harvey was arrested and taken to Portland. A hearing is planned before U.S. Commissioner Rand in Portland Friday morning.
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George D. Bisbee
Internal Revenue
Foster D. Harvey
Harvey
Portland
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Mackerel Fleet Housed as Squall Affects New England Run
About 60 sail of the mackerel fleet anchored in Provincetown harbor after a northeast squall last night. Most of the fleet sailed at sundown to cruise. Reports say mackerel growing scarce in Barnstable bay with small hauls near Garnet and Monument. Fish moving toward the north shore and eastward. Three arrivals today for Banquero with 0,000 pounds codfish.
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Provincetown
Mass
Barnstable Bay
Banquero
Log boom breaks release logs in Androscoggin region
Heavy rain raised the Androscoggin eight feet at Bethel and Turnerford, and three feet at Lewiston. A Livermore Falls boom at Umbagog Pulp Co. broke, releasing logs downstream. A temporary Lewiston boom near Lisbon failed, releasing Lewiston Steam Mill logs and some Pingree logs.
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Livermore Falls
Umbagog Pulp Company
Stoke
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Young Creek outlaw Carpie Barehead executed at Eufaula
Carpie Barehead, an 18 year old Creek outlaw, was executed Tuesday at Eufaula Indian Territory. He was shot to death while seated on his coffin by the Creek Light Horse guards after murdering an entire family and a preacher. He was betrayed by his friends for a word.
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Kansas City
Carpie Barehead
Eufaula
I. T
Reek Light Horse Guards
Carpie
Fred Douglass Address At Emancipation Day Celebration
In Rochester on Emancipation Day Hon. Fred Douglass spoke before a large audience. An enormous crowd filled the city and attendees included colored residents from across the state.
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Rochester
N. Y
Fred Douglas
Fire Explosion Claims Three in Germantown Provision Store
In Philadelphia Germantown a gasoline explosion at a provision store yesterday afternoon caused burns to four people, with three dying from their injuries. Fire investigators are assessing the cause of the blast and the extent of the blaze.
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Germantown
Angostura Bitters Endorsed By Dr Siegert Sons
Ten drops of Angostura bitters add a delightful flavor to cold drinks and guard against summer illnesses. Try it and you will not be without it, especially Angostura manufactured only by Dr J G B Siegert and sons.
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J. G. B. Siegert
Lying in State for Gen Grant Draws Thousands in City Hall
New York crowds line City Hall park and city hall all day to view Gen Grant’s remains. Police, G.A.R. chapters, and Loyal Legion units manage flows as 35,000 to 40,000 pass the casket by afternoon. Floral tributes, steel shell casket, and funeral preparations highlighted by civic and ex Confederate committees and monument fund efforts.
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Gen. Grant
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Judsoi Kilpatrick
Albert E. Woolf
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George D. F. Barton
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W Floyd Clarkson
Franklin Iron Works
the Monument Fund
Gary
Cornell
Grant Monument Fund
The Sentiment of Boston Observes Gen Grant’s Memorial
Boston suspends business on Saturday as a public sorrow for Gen. Grant. The report notes widespread closures across banks, exchanges, wholesale firms, markets, and retailers, with fire bells, funeral decor, and ceremonies planned in Cambridge and city districts.
Reunion of Confederate soldiers opens in Worth Texas
The grand annual reunion began in Worth Texas with about fifteen thousand people present. A committee was named to draft resolutions of sympathy for Mrs. Grant. John H. Reagan delivered the principal speech in Senator Coke’s absence, praising Gen. Grant and Jefferson Davis and noting Grant’s role between Stanton’s hate and southern surrender. Vice President Hendricks and Mrs. Hendricks were en route to the funeral in Chicago.
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Tex
Grant
Coke
John H. Reagan
Gen. Grant
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Stanton
Jefferson Davis
Hendricks
Vice President Hendricks Reacts to Grant Death and Civil Service Reform
Vice President Hendricks arrived in Curiao and spoke of Gen. Grant with deep sorrow and high regard for his leadership. He praised Grants writings as valuable authorities and said civil service reform is not yet an established fact. He dismissed rumors of discord with President Cleveland, calling relations cordial, and departed for New York.
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Hendricks
Gen. Grant
sDo
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Cleveland
New York
Improvements Made in Massachusetts by the United States the Past Year
Major C W Raymond submitted his annual report on Massachusetts river and harbor improvements to Gen Newton. Newburyport harbor costs for the year were 31560 with 9668 remaining. completion requires 205000 next year. Plans aim for a 1000 foot outer bar channel with 17 feet low water. Boston harbor work pauses until current survey ends while widening upper and lower harbor channels to 800 feet is renewed at an estimated 128000. No Charles River funding recommended. Boston harbor past year outlays 27888 with 3528 remaining. 190000 needed next year. Scituate harbor refuge work spent 9608 last year, 391 remaining. 252500 total needed with 75000 requested next year. Harbor of refuge aims to aid vessels from the east as coastal hazards persist. Financials for other sites follow.
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United States
Washington
C. W. Raymond
Gen. Newton
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Boston Harbor
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Nix
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David Gillespie
New York
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New Orleans
Elisha Whitney
Nelson Pierce
San Francisco
John Laughlin
Philadelphia
Lewis M. Peck
Thomas C. Taylor
Austria
Keiley
Department of State
Lee
Vienna
Mr. Keiley
Paris
From Other Lands Cholera Devastates Spain and Europe
Mapnip Aug 6 reports 4294 new cholera cases and 163 deaths in the kingdom. Granada attacks doctors amid disease spread. Marseilles records 33 deaths. England fears outbreaks as rail travel declines and Britain considers banning rags imports from Spain and France. Quarantine measures policing French ports and fumigation for travelers are announced. 600,000 francs allotted to cleanse Marseilles.Spanish refugees turned back at Pyrenees borders face maltreatment amid the crisis.
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Marseilles
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France
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Spain
Rome
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Pyrenees
English Negotiations With the Pops Con cerning Irish Affairs
London Aug 6 In the house of commons William O'Brien Mallow and editor United Ireland accused George Errington of offering Vatican prelate post in Dublin. Errington called it forgery or a forgotten mission and refused to answer. Other Britain GB political notes and conflicts across Europe reported with budget and riots in Derbyshire and a meeting of emperors anticipated.
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House of Commons
William O’brien
Mallow
United Ireland
George Errington
County Longford
Rome
O’brien
Errington
Vatican
Dublin
Cardinal McCabe
O’ Brien
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Huli
Gladstone
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France
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Cologne Gazette
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Gastein
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Badeschloss
Michael Davitt
Parnell
Davitt
Bombay
Bombay Gazette
Yakoob Bey
Kashgar
Chinese Turkestan
Kooidj
China
Hewitt
Hoskins
Hopkins
Empire Club
Maprio
Gerona
Dublin Banker Farquharson Sailed for Spain
Bern August 6 Admiral Heuk from the German naval retired list will go to Zanzibar as political agent for the German East Africa company. The note confirms Farquharson, the Dublin Munster bank manager, sailed for Spain on the night of his departure from Dublin.
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Dublin
Munster Bank
Spain
Bern
Heuk
Zanzibar
German East Africa Company
Fall River Girl Tries Suicide in Philadelphia Station
Mary Warburton a 23 to 26 year old Fall River native, dressed finely and deemed respectable, attempted self harm in the Broad Street Station ladies room. Though shot above the left temple, she is recovering at Pennsylvania Hospital. Her troubled history includes a wild life in Philadelphia after leaving Fall River years ago. Her father, a Civil War veteran, was killed at Cold Harbor. Her mother died, and her guardian Thomas Aspen runs a grocery near 35 Quequechan Street. Relations in Fall River say she had a tumultuous record and earlier near-fatal acts here.
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Philadelphia
Mary Warburton
Fall River
Mass
Broad Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Hospital
Mary Lizzie Warburton
Grant
Cold Harbor
Thomas Aspen
Aspen
Quequechan Street
Mary
Globe
Stafford Mills
Collision of Trains at Hittery Injures Engineer Fatally
At Portsmouth New Hampshire on August 6 a passenger train collided with a gravel train after a switch was left open. Engineer Luke Palmer was killed by the impact and internal injuries. several passengers were lightly bruised. The wrecking train cleared the track quickly and travel resumed.
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Hittery
Woman and two children killed by train near Bellaire
In Wheeling Ohio County on August 6 a Mrs Samuel McElroy and her two young sons were struck on a Beso railroad bridge near Bellaire as an eastbound fast train rounded a bend. Mrs McElroy died instantly and one boy died later from fatal injuries while the other sustained severe injuries and remains hospitalized.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Samuel McElroy
St. Clairsville Junction
Beso
Bellaire
Scruggs
Postmaster Appointment Fallout at Centre Lincolnville
F B Dunton named postmaster for Centre Lincolnville Mass was later found jailed in Portland. He claims prior role as deputy postmaster at Centre Lincolnville with a small salary tied to the number of deliveries.
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Portland
F. B. Dunton
Centre Lincolnville
Mass
Dunton Seeks Postmaster Job Amid Guilt Claims
The article reports on Dunton pressing to become postmaster in Dunton town, with early April circulation of a petition signed by selectmen and leading citizens, all Democrats, while Drake the incumbent resigned. Dunton laments potential support and says he may return home after eight months. His guilt had not been disclosed when the petition was signed.
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Drake
Dunton
Lincolnville
Missing Mrs Mitchell in Charles River Mystery
Police press on with no new developments as they test if the body found is Nellie Mitchell wife of Frank Mitchell of Endicott Street. Neighbors hedged on identification while Mitchell and relatives search towns from Gardiner to Long Island for the missing woman.
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Charles River
Nellie Mitchell
Frank Mitchell
Endicott Street
New York
Long Island
Sergt. McBryan
Mitchell
Charlestown
Utah Mormons Alarmed by Eastern Apostle Mission
A New England article reports Joseph Smith of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints arriving in Salt Lake City on a mission. His Salt Lake City services drew packed crowds while Deseret News denounced him, and observers note the movement aims to reduce polygamy and draw adherents away from John Taylor’s church.
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Joseph Smith
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Saints’ Herald
Lamont
Salt Lake City
Walker
Opera House
Smith
Mormon Church
Deseret News
The
John Taylor
Salt Lake
Washington
New England
Lyme NH Grand Reunion Draws Former Residents
In Hanoven New Hampshire on August 6 a grand reunion of Lyme natives gathered many former residents. A morning procession led to a church program with Baxter Perry presiding and talks by E P Butler, C F Kingsbury, Arthur L Perry, Fred H Allen, and W A Converse. Dinner followed in a tent and toastmaster Chester C Nant acted with several speakers. Hall’s Band of Boston performed a concert that evening.
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Lyme
Arthur L. Perry
Williams College
Fred H. Allen
Boston
W. A. Converse
Stewartstown
Lucy F. Johnson
New Haven
Conn
Chester C. Conant
Hurlburt
Illinois
Frank Dimick
Capt
O. W. Dimick
Watertown
Mass
E. P. Butler
Hall
Cyclone Damage Report From Bernardston Area
Greenfield mass August 6 report from Bernardston describes a cyclone passing north of town causing extensive damage large tree branches torn uprooted fields of corn and small grain leveled corn shredded oats threshed gardens ruined roofs damaged by falling elm flooding furniture ruined several residents hit hard by crop losses including Col Ferry L A Slate Deacon Slate and S Barber more shade trees lost on South street and timber in Sylvan grove badly damaged
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Mass
Bernardston
Here
E. R. Green
Col. Ferry
L. A. Slate
Deacon Slate
S. Barber
South Street
Sylvan Grove
National Barb Fence Co Sets Higher Price Plan
In Chicago on August 6 the National Barb Fence company formed a five member committee to draft a new price list at least 15 percent above the current schedule. Manufacturers will be asked to close factories until the new organization is ready. Cash stock outside member holdings will not exceed $250 000. A follow up meeting will review the committee report on prices.
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National
Barb Fence Company
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Freehold Opera Manager Sentenced to 10 Years Hard Labor
Frank Patterson of Asbury Park, an opera manager, who was twice convicted of forging endorsements on votes, received a sentence of 10 years at hard labor in the state prison in Freehold New Jersey.
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Freehold
N.J
Frank Patterson
Asbury
Drowning and accidents headline New England notices
A Pittsfield lad James Ray aged 13 drowned while bathing in the Housatonic river. In Dexter Missouri Benjamin Russell crushed by a falling engine died hours later. New Hampshire church meetings planned Nashua and Penacook. Portsmouth court holds James Chase on forgery charge. Brockton man bound over for assault on a 4 year old. Irish language divorce claim in North Adams. Local divorce due to language barrier ends in humor.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Housatonic
Benjamin Russell
Dustin
Dexter
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New Liampshire
First Congregational Church
Nashua
James Chase
Portsmouth
N. H
Supreme Court
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Fall River
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Brockton
Theophilus Balcom
New Hampshire Baptist
Conference of Ministers
The
Historical Society
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Penacook
Haverhill
Patrick Connors
Boston and Maine
Connors
Fanny Jennison
George Howard
Warren
Sass
North Adams
Marri
Talking Politics in Allentown on Civil Service Reform
Special Boston Post correspondence from Allentown Pennsylvania notes widespread public sentiment that Cleveland is doing well while leaders push civil service reform. The column condemns mugwumps hypocrisy, argues reform has forced politicians to accept merit over patronage, and defends Massachusetts Democrats against accusations of office seeking.
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Canadian Press Association tour links six coaches to Boston
A party of Canadian Press association members and their companions, traveling after the Toronto meeting, visited Montreal and the White Mountains before riding to Boston. President Patullo was briefly separated from the train, later joining the group in good humor. The delegation, listed with papers they represent, plans sightseeing in Boston, a Hudson River sail, and return via Buffalo, Crown the trip with a New York visit.
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Berlin
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Bowmansville
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Free Press
Acton
William Climie, Jr
Banner
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President Cleveland Invited to New England Fair in Bangor
Bangor Maine August 6 1890 managers of the New England fair extend invitation to President Cleveland to attend the August 31 to September 4 event. General Managers Furber and Tucker offer special trains from the mountains to Bangor and Bar Harbor if he accepts.
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Notable Society and Military Figures in Brief News
Count Bernstorff buys an estate in Polk County Florida for residence. Mrs. Eleanor M. Hyde dies in London aged nearly 77, mother of Gen. Thomas W. Hyde of Bath Maine. Belva Lockwood lecturing in California. Archbishop Ryan confirms over 22 000 children last 11 months. Gen. George P. Sibrie visits Boston. Gen. D. H. Hill accepts presidency of the Industrial College at Milledgeville Georgia. Bangs of Ottawa narrowly escapes drowning at Old Orchard Beach rescued after 45 minutes unconsciousness. Prince of Wales once tim id in youth noted during visit to America. Navy secretary details Engineer F H Bailey as instructor at Sibley College Cornell. Prof. Webb of Cornell offered mechanical engineering chair at Stevens Institute. Mrs. George M Pullman travels by private train to Long Branch with family and attendants. Victoria Claflin Woodhull and John Biddulph Martin linked to English society and forthcoming marriage of Tennie C Clafin discussed. New York Commercial Advertiser opposes Roscoe Conkling’s eulogy of Gen Grant, preferring plain speech over elaborate rhetoric.
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Tencogl
Adston Wheely Post
Atliclubs
Aeeabie Ter
Post Publishing Co
Fitch
A. A. Sherman
Morris C. Fitch
Mr. Sherman
Massachusetts Cavalry
James Pyle
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!