Taunton Rally Supports Greeley and Reform
In Taunton Mass a large Liberal Reform gathering, about three thousand attendees, backed Chas Albro as delegate to the Baltimore Convention and waved a Greeley and Brown banner. Thos J Gargan of Boston spoke on reform, corruption, and unity, urging nationalized policy and constitutional government led by Horace Greeley.
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Washington Street
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Boston Post
New England
William Lloyd Garrison
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Gen. Grant
Buchanan
Charlies Sumner
Boston Band Benefit At Boston Theatre Draws Large Crowd
The matinee for M Paulus drew a large audience at the Boston Theatre with a varied programme led by the French Band. Encores included Donizetti and Wagner pieces, a vivid Violin solo by M Pigot, and patriotic selections. The next concert is announced as the last chance to hear the band in America.
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Striking Crispins Seek Settlement as Talks Collapse
The Crispins strike drags on with only four shops hav ing acceded to terms. A push to resume work failed after a Tuesday offer to return at pre strike wages, with two hundred French workers ready to replace them. Meetings at Hoyt's Hall yielded hopeful reports, but members upheld their prior stance. Suburban notices recount assaults, burns, and a court case over horse beating.
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Land Sales in Ward Sixteen and Surrounding Blocks
In Boston, Asaph Churchill sold Alice McFarlan 4675 feet of land on a new street in Ward Sixteen for 430 dollars. Noah D. Joyce et al. sold Edmund Durgin Jr. 4166 feet at Merrill Street and Erie Avenue for 3250. Lyman K. Putney sold half of 17100 square feet on West Cottage Street east side for 300. Francis C. Creber sold Lawrence Fallon 2250 square feet on Rand Street west side for 6000. KE Perkins sold Hannah M. Perkins et al. 2541 feet with buildings on Thornton Street for 6800. Thomas P. Smith sold Austin Richards 1020 feet with buildings on Shawmut Avenue near Springfield Street for 11000, later conveyed to Maria C. Smith. Alvan S. Litchfield sold Augustus Dickson 1500 feet on Ashland Street southeast side for 2900. Martin Hayes sold Henry P. Donnelly 1696 square feet on Jenkins Street southeast side for 4000.
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