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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1878

Page

2

Notable Addresses and Local Dispatches of Last Evening

Dennis Kearney spoke to about two thousand on the Common urging action for working men’s candidates. Royal BR Conant, defaulting bank cashier, arraigned and held in $20,000 for trial. New York and New England Railroad Company negotiating lease of flats in South Boston for freight facilities. New Hampshire Greenback State Committee to hold Manchester convention Sept 5 with related elections. Paper Mill Village mill burned causing $120,000 loss and 150 workers displaced. Bankers’ Convention at Saratoga discussed several topics with papers read. Henry F. Durant rebutted statements by F. H. Tappan. Boston Belting Company stock subscriptions opened, $100,000 subscribed. South Carolina Republican State Convention met in secret, denouncing Democrats and adjourned. Pleasure seekers fell from a carriage in North Conway injuring seven as harness broke.

Dennis Kearney Royal BR. Conant United States Commissioner’s Court New York and New England Railroad Company Land Commissioners of Massachusetts South Boston New Hampshire Greenback State Committee Manchester Paper Mill Village Northampton Mass Bankers’ Convention Saratoga Henry F. Durant F. H. Tappan John S. Tappan Boston Belting Company South Carolina Republican State Convention Columbia North Conway

Greenbackers prepare aggressive campaign in Maine districts

The National Greenbackers gear up for a tough fight against Hale and Frye in Maine with a strong Greenback and National presence in both districts. Senator Voorhees and Gen Ewing head there, Col Daniels from Virginia will speak in Frye’s district, and Prof MacMahon of West Virginia positions as the new Secretary of the Senate candidate with fourteen Senators pledged. Thurman heads to Ohio to launch his campaign, a speech anticipated with interest.

Washington Messrs Hale and Frye Maine Voorhees Ewing Col. Daniels the Senate Prof MacMahon West Virginia Thurman Ohio

Democratic and Republican Conventions Reported Across Vermont

Aug 8 reports from Hype Park and St Albans detail Democratic County Convention actions with nominations including Henry Smilie and George L Waterman. In St Albans Republicans condemn Hyde Park tactics and plan a Third District mass convention Aug 17. In Wait River Junction delegates for Second District choose among Farnham, Denison and others with Windham County unity critical.

St. Albans Vir Vermont Holden Armory Hall Franklin County Hyde Park Orleans County Grout Essex County Groat Party

Political conventions planned in Manchester and Piscataquis

The Greenback State Committee met in Manchester to set a September 5 convention with concurrent Congressional and Councillor conventions and possible County and Senatorial gatherings. Nominees eyed include A C Wallace for Governor and John G Crawford for Third District Congress. In Piscataquis County Maine the National party held a mass convention naming Judge Norris for Probate Senator Chase Sheriff Smart Treasurer Whittier and D W Hussey as County Commissioner with 76 votes cast.

Manchester N. H Greenback State Committee City A. C. Wallace Thomas Connelly E. B. Hazzen John G. Crawford Lancaster Charles Brown Whitefield Weston Dover National Party Piscataquis County Mass G. W. Wingate Sebec James I. Norris Guilford A. J. Chase James L. Smart Milo L. B. Whittier D. W. Hussey Sangerville

Republican State Convention Nominates Ticket in Denver

The Republican State Convention reassembled and adopted a platform. Nominees chosen by acclamation include Governor F. W. Pitkin, Lieutenant-Governor H. A. W. Tabor, Congress James B. Belford, Secretary N. H. Melaruin, Treasurer U. S. Culver, Auditor E. K. Stimson, Attorney General C. W. Wright, Superintendent J. C. Shattuck, and State University Regent H. M. Hale.

Denver Cor Congress F. W. Pitkin H. A. W. Tabor James B. Belford N. H. Melaruin U.S. C. Culver E. K

Weather Storm Delays Kearney Maguire Address in Lawrence

A large gathering on the Lawrence Common awaited speeches by Kearney and Maguire. Kearney did not appear, Maguire spoke but rain forced adjournment until tomorrow evening when Kearney is expected to attend.

Mount Carmel Meeting Nominates Bell for Congress

At a mass political gathering in Mount Carmel Illinois yesterday 10060 attendees filled the streets with Grant for President in 1880 banners. Robert Bell was nominated for Congress as the event drew wide support from local voters.

New York Mount Carmel Ill Grant Robert Bell

Vance Renominated by North Carolina Democrats in Asheville

Gen. R. B. Vance has been renominated by the Eighth Judicial District convention in Asheville with unanimous support. He is expected to face no opposition in the upcoming canvass.

RaLeiGu N. C R. B. Vance Eighth Judicial District Asheville

Richmond Named by Conservative Convention in Ninth District

In Wytheville Col J B Richmond of Scott County was today nominated by the Conservative Congressional Convention of the Ninth District.

Wytheville J. B. Richmond Scott County

Bankers Association backs specie resumption and greenback debate

Second day at Saratoga features J D Vermilye presenting a Clearing House table on bank taxation and effects on capital. Resolutions urge rapid move to specie payments with government aid, while critics argue against greenbacks and elastic currency, highlighting constitutional limits and risks to wage earners. Tomorrow promises further discussion.

Saratoga N. Y Bankers’ Association J. D. Vermilye New York Clearing House Executive Council Congress G. 8 Fallis Cincinnati L. C. Murray Louisville Henry Mobile J. W. Lockwood Richmond Messrs Root Arkansas Atkins Michigan Hayes Detroit A. H. Moss Sandusky George S. Coe Fry McMichael S. W. Rowell Maine George A. Butler New Haven Gerge Wilson, Jr Bull Sayings Bank Lexington B. F. Nourse Boston Judson Syracuse

North Conway Pleasure Party Wagon Overturns injures seven

A party of seven boarders from Intervale House North Conway returning from Jackson met a serious accident near East Branch House Bartlett a whirli tree frightened the horses causing a sudden turn into a yard overturning the wagon. All were injured including Mrs Stone whose ankle was badly sprained or fractured. Names include Oliver S Barrett and daughter Malden Mass Mrs Doane and daughter Mrs Kimball and Mrs Stone and child West Newton Mass.

North Conway N. H Intervale House Jackson East Branch House Bartlett East Branch Oliver S. Barrett Malden Mass Doane Kimball Stone West Newton Barrett Bragdon

Turko Austrian Troubles Update Across Bosnia and Austria

Vienna reports disagreement over Austrian occupation and Turkish restraint. Insurrection affects Maglaj casualties and Austrian losses. Russian response notes limited gains for Russia and calls for strict adherence to treaty terms amid Bosnian upheaval.

Austria Turkey London Vienna Daily Telegraph Bosnia and Herzegovina Times Bosnia Reuter Servia Montenegro Bosnia and Herzegovina Maglaj

Franco American trade memorial outlines proposed treaty terms

A Paris message reports the Franco American Conference submitting a memorial to the U S Congress and French chambers. It analyzes United States and French import duties, argues for a commerce treaty, and sketches a ten year framework with most favored nation status, value ad valorem, tariff revisions, and reciprocal rights on marks and stamps.

Paris United States Congress France United States

Hungarian Election Returns Signal Liberal Lead in 184 Districts

London dispatch from Vienna reports 116 Liberals or government supporters, 34 united opposition, and 21 extreme Left elected across 184 Hungarian election districts. Herr Tisza likely to win another constituency, with potential shift toward moderates after Debraczia results. Royal wedding announced as marriage of Prince Louis Napoleon and Princess Thyra with Prague treaty revision hinted. Cares on a strike and the arrival of the dory Nautilus noted.

London Vienna United Opposition Herr Tisza Debraczia Paris Constitutionnel Louis Napoleon Napoleon III Thyra Denmark Prague Princess of Wales

Stallion race planned in Fairfield with $500 purse

News notes a Fairfield August mid festival stallion race offering a $500 purse open to all state horses. Other items mention fifteen steamers in Belfast harbor, a new Spruce Creek Kittery church, Russian officers touring Augusta, mourning for Spangie the Biddeford stallion, militia muster at Waterville Camp Shepley, and St Johns Commandery visit to Waterville with a parade and Town Hall dinner.

Belfast Fairfield Methodist Society Spruce Creek Kittery Cimbria Augusta Bangor Spangie Presumpscot Park Waterville Androscoggin Light Artillery Col Mattocks Camp Stover Commandery

Sinclairs Brief Statement on Boston Journal Allegations

Associated Press confirms Hon John G Sinclair spoke after 11 pm about a Boston Journal report accusing financial irregularities. He denies asset loss, explains past lumber paper notes, endorsement by him as manager, and says enemies circulated rumors to injure him while arbitration with Waumbek Lumber Co proceeds. He challenges anyone to show misused funds and blames political enemies.

Concord N. H Associated Press John G. Sinclair Boston Journal Sinclair Waumbek Lumbereee Rhode Island Wells River Bath Frank Jones Waumbek Lumber Company Metcalf Boston Journal Littleton St. Johnsbury Newbury Lyndon

Notable Visits and Incidents Across New England

Prof Longfellow hosts James T Field at Thunderbolt Halls while a Pittsfield man suffers severe horse bite injuries. A Manchester home is burgled of silver valued at 25 dollars. Portsmouth veterans organize for the Weirs reunion with plans to report Saturday. Four Portsmouth youths held after a Sargent robbery case are released. A Boston family’s depot trip ends with a badly broken leg from a kicking horse. A Canterbury lady is injured when a carriage dislodges from an escaped holdback. A Portsmouth carpenter suffers a compound leg fracture from a fall at Exchange block remodeling. A Nashua steeple is struck by lightning. workers survive a near-fatal jolt. A Plymouth bequest seeks funds for a Home for Aged and Indigent Women, later tied to the Eclectic Association. Massachusetts Supreme Court to hear trustees claims.

Prof. Longfellow James T. Field Thunderbolt Halls David L. Greene Pittsfield Mary C. Martin Manchester Portsmouth Weirs James Sargent New York M.M. Ladd Boston Claremont Concord Jetta John Nelson Canterbury Belmont John A. Rand Exchange Block Frank Jones Catholi Nashua G. W. Badger Peter C. Coffin Plymouth Mass Eclectic Association For the Aid of Women Supreme Court of Massachusetts Trustees of the Faith Home Frank Higgins Lowell Lucy Carson House of Correction Plymouth County Bassett Farm Laxeville Joe Hooker Reuben Niley Rocky Neck Gloucester Spot Rock Border City Sagamore Mills Borden Block Fall River Mortimer Green Canaan Sheffield Evangelical Barnstable County Yarmouth Camp Ground Massachusetts Union Sunday-school Association Old Colony Railroad Provincetown Way Lawrence William R. Spaulding Wrence Sayings Bank Regatta Fund Franklin House City Hotel Stephen Carter Carter

Merchants Bank Receives Mint Silver Dollars for Circulation

The Merchants National Bank of Burlington, Vermont, has been supplied by the Mint with a ton of standard silver dollars to put into circulation. Peter Carr, arrested in Montpelier for assault with intent to kill, waived examination and was committed to await the Grand Jury in September. The Forsyth versus American Hone Box Co. settlement at Hyde Park, involving more than $75,000 in property, nets Forsyth $15,000 with hopes the firm resumes business. A Vergennes man, Benjamin Fisher, sliced his hand while shaving after seeing a large spider on his shoulder and mistook his reflection, nearly bleeding to death.

Merchants’ National Bank of Burlington United States Vermont Peter Carr Montpelier James Forsyth American Hone Box Company Hyde Park Forsyth Benjamin Fisher Vergennes

Distant signals of tragedy and town notes in 19th century press

Dennis Kearney scheduled for August 13 to address Lowell workers. Two drownings occur in Chicopee and Lawrence as 12 and 11 year olds perish near bridges and canals. A Brewster monument is unveiled by J Montgomery Sears for grandparents. Amherst College anticipates about 150 in the incoming class amid 300 applications. Lawrence regatta plans launch for a new river boating course with $2000 aim. Local intrigue includes a Nantucket scandal and a controversial payroll loss in Border City mills.

Dennis Kearney Lowell William Rich Chicopee J. Montgomery Sears Brewster Berkeley May Bell Haverhill Merrimac Lawrence Newburyport Sarah Hayes North Canal Amherst Agricultural College J.T. Ford John P. Clark Pittsfield Georgetown Little & Noyes Robert Court First Presbyterian Church Glasgow Scotland Nantucket Athol

Races Score Big Numbers Across New England Meet

Rochester N Y hosts third day of autumn racing with Edwin Forrest and Dick Moore winning heats in 2.20 and 2.24. Indianapolis leads the 2.30 purse event as Hopeful captures the free-for-all in three straight heats. Nashua riders show tight finishes as Olive M. and Jim Briggs take 2.50 and 2.37 classes amid lively crowd. Saratoga adds an extra day with Inspiration Virginius and Charley Gorham victorious across sprint and middle distance events.

Rochester N. Y Edwin Forrest Dick Moore Dick Wright Woodford Mambrino Great Eastern Cosette Hannis Albemarle Nasuva N. H Dio Myrtle Walter May Day Spraston Olive M C. E. Mosher Lawrence Jim Briggs R. B. Thomas Honest Lyon Ann Law Thomas

Controversy Ended as Federal Takes Prisoners in Greenville

In Greenville South Carolina Kane Durham and Moose, jailed for the Amos Ladd murder, were seized by the United States Marshal on a writ of habeas corpus and returned to federal custody. Sheriff acted under Gov. Hampton's orders as the transfer to the U S Court proceeded quietly.

Charleston 8. C Greenville Kane Durham Moose Amos Ladd South Carolina United States

Rhode Island Tragic Falls and Missing Girl Case Report

A child of George P. Kenyon died after a fall in scalding water. Secretary Sherman left Newport for Martha's Vineyard and New Bedford. A 14 year old daughter of Martin Boyle went to Rocky Point on an excursion and cannot be found. William J. Tracey jewelry store in Burrillville was robbed of jewelry valued at 3500. The son of George M. Hunter fell into a privy vault and died shortly after, while his sister was present.

George P. Kenyon North Providence Sherman Newport Martha’s Vineyard New Bedford Martin Boyle Rocky Point William J. Tracey Burrillville George M. Hunter

Notable figures aboard Fall River steamer excursion

Ex Secretary Bristow and Cyrus W Field were among passengers for New port and New England on the Fall River steamer this afternoon. Gideon J Tucker accepted the National Greenback and Labor party nomination for Associate Justice of the Court of Appeals. Tax Commissioner George H Andrews resigns, effective September 1. Kearney telegraphs Schwab unable to speak in Brooklyn Saturday night.

New York Bristow Cyrus W. Field Newport New England Fall River Gideon J. Tucker National Greenback and Labor Party Court of Appeals George H. Andrews Kearney Schwab Brooklyn

Boy From Saco Returns Home After NY Paper Sale

Robert Beatty aged 12 of Saco Maine surrendered to police in New York claiming his mother beat him last Sunday for missing church. He stole $5 and ran away, arriving Monday with 10 cents and selling papers since to earn a living. His mother will be notified.

New York, Ave Robert Beatty Saco New York

Lightning strikes Worcester man in bedroom tragedy

Worcester, August 8. During a severe thunderstorm James McDonnell Jr., of Cambridge Street, rose to close a window and was struck by lightning, collapsing dead in bed. The fatality underscores the storm’s danger as residents faced dangerous conditions tonight.

Worcester Mass James McDonnell, Jr Cambridge Street

Arrest of Kimpton Ties to South Carolina Bond Ring

New York reports Kimpton, a Yale graduate and former South Carolina financial agent from 1868 to 1874, was arrested in Westfield on charges of over issuing bonds and participating in corrupt transactions. Attorney John Grimball of Grimbal & Funstall said searches have continued since indictment. Grimball dispatched state detectives to hold the prisoner and vowed to return to assume case duties for South Carolina.

New York Kimpton Westfield the Tribune South Carolina Exchange Court Yale College Chamberlain John Grimball Grimbal & Funstall

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