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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1869

Page

2

Mexican Claims Commission Meets In Washington

The Mexican Commission met in Washington with Wadsworth and Ashton for the U S side and Palacio and Cushing for Mexico. Language barriers and a potential lapse of the treaty were discussed, with waivers noted. The panel plans to reconvene to allow claimants to file, likely adjourn in October. Cabinet notes mention detention of Spanish gunboats, and other federal actions include suspensions in Mississippi and diplomatic notes with Spain and Britain.

Washington Ava Wadsworth Ashton United States Palacio Cushing Mexico Come Boutwell Hoar New York Spain Mississippi Washington, Ave Nothi Cuba

Wall Street Usurers Fined and Imprisoned by Judge Cardozo

Judge Cardozo sentenced Wall Street money lenders EF. R. Jones D. M. Morrison and Geo Phipps of Ketchum Phipps & Co to 250 dollar fines each Emanuel White 500 Russell Sage 250 five days in jail H W Howes 500 Charles Macey 400 for each indictment Geo Watts labeled most contumacious 250 and ten days imprisonment Tailors strike continues with rumors of two large firms yielding Textile riots prompt U S soldiers to remove Texan rioter from custody at Fort Schuyler and external court fears McCann decision erasing charges Railroad litigation Kipp vs Suspension Bridge and New England end Erie Company referee appointed to take testimony of company officers Supreme Court session adjourned

Wall Street Cardozo Supreme Court Wall Street Money EF. R. Jones D. M. Morrison Geo. Phipps Ketchum, Phipps & Co Emanual White Russell Sage H. W. Howes Howes & Macey Charles Macey Geo. Watts Kipp Suspension Bridge New England End Erie Company Edwin James

Case of Major Haggerty and Harvard Crew Race

The Evening Telegraph reports on Milby’s consular appointment at Glasgow and Britain’s refusal of exequatur for Major Haggerty, citing Grant’s records. It covers Harvard’s crew practice, the August 23 race date, Gladstone’s illness, cotton trade failures at Preston, and telegraph line debates with Spain and Cuba, plus remarks on Beust and Franco‑Spanish tensions.

Washington Aue New York Peru Major Haggerty Haggerty Glasgow Jonas Mel London Ava Evening Telegraph Liberal Milby Grant Harvard Gladstone Preston

Erie and Susquehanna Railroad War Flares Across Town

Rumors swirl as two large armed groups of Erie and Ramsey supporters move by special trains along the Albany and Susquehanna line. Reports say rail offices and engines were seized at Binghamton, with clashes near a tunnel leaving several injured. Gov Hoffman orders restraint and hints at state military action to restore order while Fisk remains under arrest for conspiracy.

Ricci In Erie Gny Albany Erie Railroad L. D. Racker H. D. V. Pratt Afton Ramsey Binghampton Erie-Susquehanna Pennsylvania Railroad Company Delaware and Kanana New York Central Company Sheriff Brown Barnard James Fisk, Jr Erie Albany and Susquehanna Road Fisk Col Robie 64Th Regiment National Guards Ava Hirsville Simpson Erie Road Arpany N.Y Susquehanna Blackhall van Valkenburg Bainbridge Gov. Hollman West Point Allen Soswell McNeill Otsego County Onconta Caraclelon Admiral Fisk Broom County Alton Las Ueca Exchange Building Henry B. Haswell Board of Instruction Mipncut Lawton Pruyn Court of Sessions Thomas W. Olcott Gov. Hoffman Albany and Susquehanna Railroad Albany and Susquehanna Rail Company Danville Urbana Bloomington Pekin Illinois Iinois Garden State Indianapolis New York Baltimore Toledo Western Atlantic Keokuk Burlington Iowa Omaha Pacific Boston Peoria Buffalo Cleveland Bellefontaine Wabash Western Road New Baltimore and Ohio Parkersburg Cincinnati Minois Nile

Congressional district returns favor Hoflin in Aug ballot

From Montgomery August 10 Fuller reports Hoflin Republican with a 260 majority over Par n. Buck from the 1st district Buckley from the 2d Hoflin from the 3d and Hays from the 4th all Republicans Dix and Sherwood from the 5th and 6th districts are Democrats. Democratic gain of two delegates in the 40th Congress. As Republicans, the vote will be about half the Presidential tally.

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Gov Senter greeted by jubilant crowd in Nashville after East Tennessee visit

A special train carried Governor Senter back to Nashville from East Tennessee with a reception at Murfreesboro by W. G. Brien and a responsive speech by the governor. The return train reached Nashville at six, followed by a large enthusiastic procession escorting Senter to his hotel. The reception was described as unusually brilliant.

Sumner Fish Cuba Nashville Senter East Tennessee Murfreesboro W. G. Brien

Saratoga Association concludes sixth annual meeting results

In Springfield Massachusetts and Buffalo Park, crowds enjoyed warm clear weather as Saratoga Association closes its sixth annual meet with Corsican winning the open handicap in 3.10 and Abdel Kader taking first in the four mile, Ludlow Ludlow claiming the Consolation purse. Buffalo Park opening draws about 8000 spectators with Grey Hawk winning the $1000 purse in 2.38 and Henry clocking 2.27 in the second race for fast harness horses.

Saratoga N. Y Ave Saratoga Association Corsican Abdel Kader Grey Hawk Henry

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