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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1878

Page

2

Democrats Urge Boston on Poll Tax Assessment Deadline

The Democrats of Boston urge timely poll tax assessments with a last grace day on the 30th. They emphasize that voting rights require personal duty to be counted and to participate in state governance, urging all eligible citizens to complete assessment despite the monthly schedule and Saturdays and a Sunday off.

Boston

Fever Panics Sweep Mississippi Valley Cities

Yellow fever drives mass exodus from Memphis and other Mississippi River towns. Thousands flee by rail and road as the disease spreads along the Texan coast, with Grenada Mississippi’s population dropping from 1200 to about 200. The outbreak targets the wealthy more than the poor, while authorities doubt it reaches Northern cities. Other items note political denouncements in California, a Pullman Company executive's disappearance with a $120,000 defalcation, a powder magazine blast near Reading Pennsylvania injuring several, O Leary completes a 400 mile walk, and a child protection arrest after a failed assault attempt in Cambridge.

Mississippi Valley Memphis Grenada Miss Workingmen’s Organization California Kearney United States Mexico Charles W. Angell Chicago Pullman Palace Car Company Reading O'Leary Cambridge McEnMruis New Orleans Hebrew Benevolent Association the Democrat Poydras Market Poydras Street Port Eaples Vicksburg

Rio Grande orders to pursue Mexican thieves into their own country

Washington Aug 17 The Secretary of War said no official raid info but if true US forces may have crossed the Rio Grande under orders to pursue marauders into Mexico. President Diaz seeks friendly relations yet agrees on a vigorous border policy amid possible clashes.

Sr. Albans Bradley Barlow Detroit Mich Gen Williama Congress Montgomery Ala B. B. Lewis ST. Albans Balters Barlow Hayes Indianapolis Ind Kearney Washington Department Rio Grande Ord McKenzie United States San Antonio Aureola Texas Bullis Saragossa Santa Rosa Mackenzie Mexico Shafter Young Willison Eagle Pass McKenzies Newtown Aurevla Picaras Negras Senor Zamacona Diaz

Yellow fever spreads with refugees as Memphis outbreak grows

Across multiple towns in Mississippi and nearby states, yellow fever drives mass evacuations from Memphis. Quarantines spread while New Orleans reports rising cases and deaths, and officials warn of further northward spread though some lines of communication are cut. Refugees fill trains and streets, with hospitals urged to aid the afflicted.

Smuggling by European Tourists Stirring Public Debate

A chaotic meeting of socialists, heated quarrels among greenbackers and calls for broader civil service reform under Hayes are reported alongside personal items and other unsettled topics. The article sketches a tense political landscape with proposed actions and clashing viewpoints.

Greenbackers Hayes

Missing Pullman official Angell defaulter. $120,000 gone

In New York Aug 17 report states Charles W. Angell, secretary of the Pullman Palace Car Company, vanished with about $120,000 in cash and securities. He drew two checks for $25,600 each, claiming funds were sent to New York and would be vouched for later. Company seeks Angell and recovery of the loss.

New York Charles W. Angell Chicago Pullman Palace Car Company Pullman Europe Angell

Jersey Boy Bateman Drove Incomplete Race

At Saratoga on August 17 Inspiration won the first sweep stakes race in 1.17 and Bramble took the purse for 3 year olds in 1.53. Princeton won the two mile free handicap in 3.36 and Kennesaw the mile and a quarter in 2.11. Nancy Hackett injured in heat eight and was distanced leaving the final heat declared no heat.

Niagara Ont Barrie Ed Rosa Morris Elliott Coulterfourth McKen Utica Nancy Hackett Bateman John Murphy James H. Goldsmith Jersey Walford Z Yoorl Powers Ota Adelaide Si Sars Hichard Lew Scott King Philip Banquo Jobo Hi May Queen Richard Sleepy George Great Astern Saratoga N. Y Inspiration Bramble Princeton Kennesaw Wild Air Dame Trot Alfred Dick Swiveler Proteine John Hat Pail Croxie Penelope Sweetser Lucy Dick Moore Edwin Forest Arby Hursday Aegulus Indianapolis OCW Woolley Free Hopeful Great Mastern Protiene Lulu Prospero Midnight Adelaide Great Eastern Bains

Diphtheria Rages in Bingham and Local Notices

Diphtheria is raging in Bingham. Mrs Henry F Geel drowned herself in the Medomak river Thursday night. Insane. The Second Maine Cavalry, Fourteenth and Twenty fourth Infantry Regiments plan a grand reunion at Boothbay Harbor on September 4 and 5. Maine Veteran Association of Massachusetts invited to join Boston delegation. Possible railroad from Morrill's Corner Deering to Old Orchard Beach discussed. Cost not great due to easy grades. Telegram from Bismarck about Indian Agent Hooper not credited. friends say efforts to oust him are by thieves and hangers-on. Hooper accused only of employing relatives.

Bingham Henry F. Geel Medomak River Second Maine Cavalry Boothbay Harbor Maine Veteran Association of Massachusetts Boston Morrill’s Corner Deering Old Orchard Beach Maine Central Portland Rochester Maine Bismarck Hooper Biddeford Sisseton

Elopement and other local notices in Portsmouth region

Kenny F Dixon of Portsmouth eloped with Lizzie Appleton of the city and both were married. An attempt to burn Call & Co lumber yards at Portsmouth on Friday night failed. James Meehan of Boston, sub contractor of Manchester and Keene Railroad, is jailed in Keene charged with obtaining goods by false pretences. The Profile and Franconia Notch Railroad grantees elected a board of directors and authorized a survey for the route.

Kenny F. Dixon Portsmouth Lizzie Appleton Call & Co James Meehan Boston Manchester and Keene Railroad Keene Great Falls Conway Eastern Railroad Salmon Falls Rockingham County Profile and Franconia Notch Railroad Company Richard Taft Profile House Nathaniel White Concord Emmons Raymond John H. George Samuel A. N. Bell Manchester Walter Aiken Franklin Joseph A. Dodge Plymouth Charles H. Greenleaf Charles C. Lond Charles C. Lord of

Franklin County Fair Opens at Sheldon September Fourth

Franklin County Fair sets its dates for September 4 to 6 at Sheldon. Other notes report resumed mining work in the Troy gold mines and a string of local accidents and health updates across Vermont. Wheat yields are reportedly low while oats fare well. A Stowe farmer died after milking, cause unknown. Several injuries documented from saw accidents and transport mishaps. Vermont officials name a state workhouse board with appointments by Gov. Fairbanks.

Franklin County Sheldon Troy Fred Ely Northfield St. Leon Springs Flagg Town Stowe J.N. Bragg West Derby Martin Montgomery Gov. Fairbanks W. W. Grout Garton Col Albert Clarke St. Albans N. P. Simons Rutland Kew

East Weymouth adds new hand engine the General Bates

East Weymouth unveils a $2000 hand-engine named the General Bates. Frank Conley escapes Ipswich House of Correction Friday night.

Warwick Institution for Savings Commission Appointed

Gov. Van Zandt names a commission to study the Warwick Institution for Savings. The Sanford elopement tale loses some sting as Bateman is revealed not as an illiterate loiterer but a well educated, respectable Newport youth.

Gov. van Zandt Warwick Institution Sanford New York Bateman Newport

Severe storms strike New England towns on August eighteenth

Tornado in North Haverhill wrecks trees fences and a barn. hail the size of walnuts covers ground and crops suffer. Biddeford reports a severe thunder shower with a church spire damaged by lightning and several other spots lightly harmed. New Bedford endures a tempest with lightning striking Salem Baptist Church and damaging homes and boats, minor damages noted at Dexter and Hursell properties.

Jefferson Street Baptist Church New Bedford Mass Salem Baptist Church North Sixth Street Thomas N. Nash Acushnet Avenue Rodol

Death and crime notes amid flood losses and murders

The despatch notes flood losses around $60,000 with no lives lost. Other items report a three mile sculling win in Wheeling, judge Hewson’s death in Newark, a Cleveland artist shooting his wife and another man, a mail theft conviction in Wyoming, a murder found body near Cranberry New Jersey, editor Chase arrested for libel, Capt Coyle murdered on Mosquito coast, Redmond to surrender for trial, Paterson mill spinners’ harsh punishment and wages, Albany swindle cases, and a Maryland farmer found with his throat cut after mental distress.

Eureka New Wheeling Lewis Felsinger George Weisberger James Hewson Newark Peter B. West Cleveland John Watkins John J. Moore Laramie City Green River W. T Cranberry N. J A. A. Chase Scranton Daily Times Lackawann W. W. Scranton A Iron and Coal Company Costa Rica Coyle Lightning Mosquito Coast Redmond South Carolina Washington Greenville D. C Paterson H. F. Brown Albany New York City Troy William C. Silver Harmony Church Hartford County

Grant's cordial meeting with the Czar signals warm ties

London reports Gen. Grant's interview with the Russian Emperor at St. Petersburg ended with a pledge to maintain friendship. Grant noted American sympathy for Russia while noting differences between the nations. The visit featured receptions, a fire brigade review, and audiences with the Czarewitch and Gortschakoff.

London Grant St. Petersburg Russia America Grand Duke Alexis Czarewitch Gortschakoff Moscow Dogoroff Warsaw Grol

Leete at Astor House sparks pistol shots and scare

John A. Leete, a recent Potter Committee witness, caused a sensation at the Astor House after registering tonight. A pistol report and cries were heard as officers forced an entrance. Leete claimed conspirators aimed to kill him and said he fired in self defense. He spoke of a private memorandum book containing startling testimony.

New York John A. Leete Potter Committee Astor House Leete Lecte

Obituary notes of Fox Upjohn Newhall and Wells in Cambridge

JOAN J. FOX of Boston Highlands died of consumption at Montpelier Vermont on August 16 after a lingering illness from a prior shock when his son Walter J. Fox drowned. His brother Edwin M. Fox of New York died the same night. Fox was long active in the Democratic party and leaves a widow and three children. Also noted is the death of Mr Newhall at Cambridge on August 15 from a fatal shock after a fall, with a long clerical career across Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts. MR RICHARD UPJOHN, a founder of the school of American architects, died in New York on August 17 at 77 after softening of the brain. NATHANIEL WELLS.

New York Secretary of the Treasury Merritt Custom House Turtle Bay Park Forty Third Street First Avenue Germany Bismarck J.S. Moore State Department Sam Ward Linden Ohio Washington Dutcher Morris Capt. Goddard Gen. Palmer M. J. Russell Thomas Kelly Kelly Greenback, Labor and Socialist Party Major Burke New Orleans Potter Committee Boston Montpelier Walter J. Fox Edwin M. Fox The New York Herald Fox Democratic Party State Central Committee Shepard Street Cambridge Newhall New Ipswich N. H Harvard College Andover Theological Seminary Maine Oxford Lincoln Willsborough N. Y Chesterfield Litchfield Phillips Academy Andover School of American Architects New Fall River Taunton Bridgewater North Easton Stoughton Randolph Easton Ils Duxbury Abington Centen South Aington South Duxbury Conasset and Hingfaema East Weymouth Gispu Weymouth South Braintree Wen. Wole Atlantic Harrison Square Witten West Quincy Mattapan Neponset Nepon Miltom Lower Mills Ponset I.firm Les Plymouth Bield Cape Cod Sandwich Hyannis Provincetown Weyemouths Hingham Nantasket Cohasset Marshield Shout Branch Milton Renee J. BR. Rendrice Providence Heeturm Zork Snore Reeturn Stesmpoet Stonmeton Pawtucket Dodgeville Hebronville Wassru Attleboro North Attleboro Mansfield Sharon Camton Wid Beadville Lis Hyde Parks Ue. i. m Mt. Hope Clarendon Hills Boylston Street Roxbury Dedham Spring Street West Roxbury Highlands New Sedford Oak Bluffs Hoover Meachem Wood A. A. Folsom Beach Street Albany Siecern vireatnEsessenger Canatoven Pittsfield Chester Adams Sprimefield and Palmer Springfield Worcester Springfeld Mallbury Grafton Wis Westboro Southville Cordaville Land South Framingham Meibford Saxonville Natick Wellesley Ew. Bred Wise Grantwille N.L. Patis Pine Grove Auburndale West Neweton Neweton Sue Faneuil Brighetom Los Cottage Farm W. Div N. E.R Chicago Buffalo Suspension Bridge Washington Street Russel Upt Gboston Aubany

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