Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Aug 25, 1886, p. 4

Ranney Declines Resolutions Chair at Republican State Convention

Congressman Ranney declines the chairmanship of the resolutions committee at the coming Republican State convention. The executive committee had chosen him unanimously a week ago, but he wired a prompt declination citing engagements. The committee will fill the vacancy, with Rockwell and Pillsbury and Bruce discussed as possible candidates.

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Ranney J. Henry Gould R. A. Southworth Republican State Committee Saratoga A. A. Ranney Pillsbury Bruce Senate Francis W. Rockwell Pittsfield State House Rockwell Washington

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Governor Russ and the swift war vessel incident

A boastful account describes Governor Russ sending a fast war vessel to Massachusetts to seize notable locals including George D. Robinson Oliver Ames and Charles R. Ladd. The captives were taken far over the seas, feasted and entertained before being sent home with a blessing.

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Governor Russ Massachusetts George D. Robinson Oliver Ames Charles R. Ladd

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Prohibitionists Prepare for Worcester State Convention

The Prohibition party outlines the Worcester state convention set for September 8 with Eugene H. Clapp to preside and Dr. John Blackmar of Springfield to draft resolutions A public meeting is planned the evening before with promised speakers The convention endorses a resolution linking the murder of Rev George Haddock of Sioux City Ia to opposition to liquor and calls for ending the liquor traffic as a stimulant of crime and anarchy

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Prohibitionists Prohibition Party Worcester Eugene H. Clapp John Blackmar Springfield George ©. Haddock Sioux City

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Worcester Representatives Redrawn by County Commissioners

Worcester county commissioners completed reapportionment into 23 districts. Each district lists towns or wards, voter counts, and whether one or two representatives are assigned. The plan covers Athol through Worcester wards 1 to 8 with varying voter totals and single or dual seats.

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Worcester Worcester County Athol Royalston Phillipstown Ashburnham Winchendon Gardner Templeton Hubbardston Petersham Dane Hardwick Barre Oakham Ruilaund Paxton Princeton Holden West Boylston New Braintree North Brookfield West Brookfield Warren Brookfield Sturbridge Spencer Leicester Charlton Dudley Southbridge Auburn Oxford Webster Douglas Sutton Millbury Northbridge Uxbridge Upton Milford Hopedale Mendon Blackstone Westboro Svouthboro Northboro Grafton Shrewsbury Berlin Clinton Burton Harvard Lunenburg Lancaster Sterling Boylston Leominster Westminster Fitchburg

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Postponed state convention and political debate in Maine

The Yarmouth Register notes the Republican State committee votes to postpone the state convention to September 29 and names A. A. Ranney as chair of resolutions. It questions Gov candidate prospects and urges scrutiny of labor positions amid broader political banter from Worcester editorials.

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Republican State Committee A. A. Ranney

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Salem Trotting Meet Opens With Two Races at Danvers Park

The Salem Trotting Association opened its second meeting at Danvers Riding Park with strong turnout. The 2:50 class race featured six starters and a purse of 150, with Island Stock Farm Bradford bik m Lady Martin and others posting times 2:30 1/2 2:41 2:37. A local race followed with seven starters and a protest over Darkness trotting earlier in Concord, now before the National Association. The event lists D T Haggerty Salem bik g Alexander and Johnnie ridden by Sweetser Lynn and other contenders. The second day promises a 2:37 race and a free for all expected to draw the largest field yet.

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Salem Trotting Association Danvers M. Alice Pediat T. O. Stevens Alexander D. T. Haggerty Concord National Association For Adjustment Johnnie Haggerty Salem Bik G. Alexandr Osesenese i Sweetser Lynn Br. G W. B. Smith Saugus G. S. Butler M. W. Ray Fernald B. m Prince Edig Catting United States England Mexico Republic of America Maine Republican Party Democratic Party Republican Party of Friends of Temperance Democrat T. B. Reed Blaine Canada House Congress William Gibson Ohio State Department

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Escape of Convict Frost From Concorn Reformatory

Joseph Snow alias Frost, a 27 year old inmate, 5 feet 10 inches, 120 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes, escaped yesterday afternoon from the Concorn reformatory prison where he was serving a sentence from Suffolk county for forgery.

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Joseph Snow Frost Reformatory Concorn Snow Suffolk County

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Chicago Cubs Top Visitors With Smart Base Running

Chicago batsmen outplayed Radbourn in a tight win aided by sharp baserunning. Flynn kept Boston from scoring as Chicago capitalized on missed chances and timely hits.

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Blues win a hard fought game against the Lynns at South End

Boston Blues beat Lynnss 2 to 1 in a pitcher duel with Gruber and Willis striking out five each. Blues fielded flawlessly except for one error and a Murphy muff, while La Roque and Whiteley provided key hits to seal the victory in a tense late stretch.

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Boston Blues Lynns South End Grounds Boston Gruber Willis Blues W. Murphy Whiteley Potter Shaw A. J. Murphy Ake la Roque Willie Murphy O’brien A Roque McCormick Kiley M. Sullivan Lynnns R. IB Oj Caskins M.sullivan O Potter Grube, P Csecseesseeesed Bivcias Aeseesse Lyons Holland

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Great Head Yacht Club regatta at Winthrop names winners

Third championship regatta sailed off Winthrop with light winds and few finishers. Second class results list Victor J W Hildreth Zoe A A Martin and Cadet H Belcher with times recorded. Third class includes Dot J W Hildreth Topsey J B Mason Annie KR H Mitchell with results noted. Judges named J H Hartley S S Smith H Hutchinson. A follow up race set for Aug 26 at 5 pm. Patrick Flaherty of Lewiston Maine, 55, assaulted his wife with an axe. jealousy reported, injuries serious.

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Great Head Ft. In H.m.s. H.m.s. Victor J. W. Hildreth Zoe A. A. Martin Cadet H. Belcher Dot Topsey J. B. Mason Annie H. Mitchell J. H. Hartley S. S. Smith H. Hutchinson Winthrop Patrick Flaherty Lewiston

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Controversy Over Fisheries Treaties and Canadian Outrage

The author critiques Mr Bayard and Mr West for a secret pledge to extend six months of leniency to American fishermen in exchange for a promised commission with Britain. He recalls 1818 and 1852 treaty disputes, Webster’s stance, and Canadian pressure, arguing the administration capitulated to foreign demands and harmed American fishing rights.

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West Bayard Ayard Congress United States Congress of the United States British Foreign Office London Senate Dominion of Canada Great Britain Bay of Fundy England Nova Scotia Royal Navy Mr. Everett Cape Sable Cape Canso Everett Mr. Webster Fillmore Webster Marshfield Crown of Quebec Newfoundland New Brunswick Canada Democratic Party House of Representatives New England John Randolph R. Webster Bayara Mexico

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Maine Republicans in 3rd Party Bid Spark Prohibition Clash

In a Maine gathering, speakers condemn a third party Prohibition push aimed at defeating Republicans and aiding Democrats. They accuse the coalition of betraying prohibition, contrast Maine’s progress with liquor-reliant states, and tout Republicans’ record on labor and governance.

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Child Stays With Father In Custody Hearing

Helen Maria Hill, formerly Atwood, wife of Varnum A. Hill and member of the Bijou opera company, sought custody in Judge William Allen's court. She accused him of infidelity and drunkenness. Hill denied the charges. The judge refused to remove the children from his custody.

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Helen Maria Hill Atwood Bijou Opera Company Varnum A. Hill Hesex William Allen Fill Hill Allen

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Hunting for Chips Leads to Raid of Gambling Rooms

A young man reported gambling losses after depositing most his salary at 59 Essex street rooms. A Fourth District warrant spurred a raid seizing about 50 dollars in tables, cards, and chips. Police then hit 42 Howard and 3 Bosworth and 35 41 Hanover streets, taking a few dollars’ worth of implements at each site.

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Essex Street Gardner Howard Bosworth Hanover Streets

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Milk solids law violation leads to $50 fine in court

In municipal court Judge Curtis fined Charles M. Black $50 and costs for possessing July S milk for sale with insufficient milk solids. Defense counsel P. J. Doherty moved to dismiss for improper definition, but the motion was denied. Black appealed and was ordered to post $200 sureties for September term.

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Curtis Charles M. Black P.J. Doherty Superior Criminal Court

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Patrolman Mitchell's Funeral At 87 West Cedar Street

Patrolman Mitchell was buried yesterday from his late home at 87 West Cedar Street. Attendees included Chairman Whiting and Chief Small who have attended every funeral of a fallen officer since the new police board began.

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Mitchell West Cedar Street Whiting Small Board of Police

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Fire damages Roxbury house owned by Leonard Ware

A fire in a vacant wooden dwelling on Blue Hill avenue opposite Moreland street Roxbury damaged the interior with losses around 308 dollars. The blaze started in the basement from an unknown cause and was put out by Steamer 3 and Hook and Ladder 3.

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Blue Hill Avenue Moreland Street Roxbury Leonard Ware Steamer 3 Hook and Ladder 3 P. Roach Margaret Parker Dover Street

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Suicide of Swedish inmate in Tombs cell

The Tombs keeper found Peter Federin, a 32 year old Swede, dead in his cell with a cloth knotted around his neck. He had strangled himself while confined for safekeeping as an insane prisoner. Letters to a man named Williams at 147 Hanover Street were found in his clothing. Medical Examiner Harris ordered the body released to undertaker Tinkham.

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Peter Federin Federin Williams Hanover Street Harris Tinkham

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Steamship arrivals and listings from Atlantic ports

Shipping news notes multiple steamers and routes with arrivals at Bremen Glasgow Baltimore and other ports. Vessels include Gluckanf Calina Serapis State of Alabama Ossian Durham City Taormina and more with origin and destination pairs across Aug 22 28 and Aug 23 24 in European and American ports.

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Bremen Gluckanf New York Glasgow Calina Montreal Serapis Baltimore State of Alabama Naples Hamburg Taormina Ossian Philadelphia Harre Isle of Wight Durham City Boston Liverpool Federico Lake Winnipeg Statesman New Orleans Egypt Leith Cerdic Port Royal Queenstown Thames Suez Yokohama Polaria Adirondack Mediterranean St Konanus Moville Circassia

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Notice to Captains From Boston Signal Station

Observations made August 24 at 7 AM Boston Signal Station. Wind calm, barometer 29.942 inches, sea level pressure, thermometer unknown. Captains should correct barometer errors by observing at noon Greenwich time and add one one-hundredth inch per ten feet of elevation. Miniature Almanac notes August 25 high water and moon phase.

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United States Boston Greenwich Crry Hart East Ninth Street City Hall City of

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Port of Boston Arrivals and Cleared Vessels Report

Mariners report arrivals at Boston with several British and American steamers and brigs, including Borderer and Cumberland, plus ships to and from Liverpool, Bangor, Portland and Philadelphia. A heavy squall near Aug 15 damaged rigging on the Borderer as crews logged coastal traffic and clearance notices list Norseman and others cleared for travel.

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Maritime Movements and Fishing Reports From Maine Ports

Shipping notes from Milbridge Boothbay and Vineyard Haven detail schooner sailings to Boston Philadelphia and New York plus arrivals from Portland and Nova Scotia. Fishing receipts report 145000 pounds cod 25000 pounds fresh halibut 80000 pounds fretted halibut from Teeland. A telegram notes schooner Howard total loss at Portugal Cove with crew saved.

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Milbridge Me-Ar Sch Enterprise Dow Portsmouth Chase Fickett Boston Inez Brown Southwest Harbor Crusoe Leighton Vineyard Haven M Winch Rich New York Mary Withidge Robena Bark Horning Star Bng Susie Kyffinsohs Unexpected Willie H Higgins Ulrica R Smith Mopang Nautilus Petrel George Nevenger Thomas Borden Champion Alexandria Bessie Eyrne Emeline G Sawyer J Zetta Panofe John F Kranz Sarah Ellen Orrie V Drisko EO Gates Mary E Crosby Hume Percy Ethel J E Pettis D M French Jonathan Crane Otranto Alma Cam Tucker Merrill C Hart Eri John B Norris Ellen Perkins George W Glover Harbinger Nightingale W M Snow Mary Augusta Arianna Baltic Gloucester Princess Metegan Steerling Vidette George 0 Havey Ralph E Eaton Helen R Law Susie Hooper Lightwing Georges A D Storey Iceland M N Perkins Grand Banke Barks Earnest Abrams Liverpool Messney Augusta Teeland The Mutual Fishing Insurance Co Roberts Howard Portugal Cove Sylvanus, Smith & Co Essex Gloucester Manual Or. Gemma Co

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Maritime departures and vessel listings with port moves

A cropped shipping table notes vessels sailing or reported to sail, with routes including Almeria to New York on Angelo on Aug 16 and Bilboa on Aug 21 with Violet, Herding to New York, and Cape Town and others listed through Aug 24. The entries show ship names such as Ryerson Bride at Cardiff, Ragua Kalde gar at Philadelphia, and Petit codiac at New York, among others from Dungeness Flensberg Greenock Genoa and related ports.

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Almeria Angelo New York Bilboa Violet Herding New Cape Town Ryerson Bride Cardiff Christiana Ragua Kaldegar Philadelphia Riberia Bradley St John Cork Petit Codiac Steeve Dungeness Heinrich Tonio Kahl Bremen Philaelophia Flensberg Joang Ho Meinertz Genoa Devon White St Johns Gibraltar Greenock Alpertine Hansen

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Sailed and Passed Merchant Vessels Across Global Routes

Shipping notices list multiple vessels with routes and dates including Aug 16 to Aug 24. Ships, barks, and schooners like Roma Opezzia Margaret Santa Anna and Edward DB Jewett are noted sailing to ports such as New York Liverpool Quebec and Marseille with departures from Lisbon, Oporto and Tarifa and passes at Lizard and Sharpness, detailing maritime movements and shipping activity.

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Fquique Don Juan San Francisco Lisbon Roma Opezzia New York Liverpool Alice Minott Percy Norfolk Hannah Nielsen Bathurst Mauritius Francis L Cooper Orops Tamatave Oporto Margaret Noel St Johns Santa Anna Jaccarino New Orlear Edward Jewett Lockhart Bordeaux St Michaels Carib Silva Faral Salt Pond Cimona Daiziél Winnebah Rebecca Goddard Weeks Addah Sharpness Lena Summerside Pei Stettin Rhea Budig Tarifa Peppino Mignano Martino Marseilles Meta Lenz Philadelphia Fiume Imperator Francesco Giuseppe I Soppa Girgenti Baltimore West Hartlepool Anna Guidmundsen Quebec

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Coastal Shipping Notes From Aug Maritime Listings

Vessels and routes logged include the steamer Baronmore Honeymoon from Baltimore to Liverpool Aug 21 about 50 miles ENF Cape Henry. The Theodore H Rand from New York to Dant zic Aug 16 at lat 44, lon 60. Big Hattie M Bain from Georgetown DC to Boston Aug 20 about 25 miles SE Highlands. Brig Matilda Buck from Port au France to Boston Aug 23 off Fire Island. Bark Robert S Bernard Bremen to New York Aug 21 at lat 42 50 lon 60 40. Leading Wind Calcutta to New York Aug 3 at lat 14 N lon 42 W.

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Banks arrivals flood Provincetown codfish market

Five arrivals from the Banks in the past eight hours add 11 800 quintals of codfish, bringing total to 26 arrivals and 52 500 quintals. Mackerel receipts stand at 640 bbis, far below last year’s 10 000 bbis, signaling a weak season. Market fish remain scarce as traps yielded squid bait today.

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Whaling News From New Bedford Ships Reports

Letters from Capt Braley and third officer of brig F A Barstow recount sea duties on Aug 1 with 120 and 245 barrels of sperm oil. A captain's death and a third mate’s injury mark events. Other reports note ships E B Conwell and Golden City with combined 153 sperm oil, and London hears Greenland fish oil interest rising as Peter Head vessels see few fish.

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Braley Amy M Sacker New Bedford F A Barstow St Bermuda Conwell Foster Golden City Avery London Greenland Peter Head Port Chalmers

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Brig Emma Voyage and Severe Sea News Across Atlantic

Reports detail brig Emma from Portland arriving before August 16 after sailing June 30 from Little Glace Bay toward Matanzas. Multiple vessels encounter gales, wrecks, and damage near Banegat New Jersey Belfast Lough Cushenden Bay Dungeness and off Cork with ships Minden Shamrock Hesperides and Endeavor among others.

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Ships in global sailings and arrivals listed with multiple vessels

The column lists numerous ships and their movements from ports like Hiogo New York Boston and Havana. Vessels include Timour Stephen D Horton Newport Reaper Granger Minnie Swift Triton Nicoto Asia Espanol Chiswick and more with destinations such as Portland San Francisco New York Baltimore and Havana.

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Probate notices from Boston will and estate cases

Massachusetts Suffolk probate court issues notices to heirs and next of kin. George A Sawyer seeks final account and distribution in the estate of a Boston deceased. Clara B Martin will probate petition seeks letters testamentary to Adela Barnes and Joseph Willard. Thomas Brennan estate notice follows.

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Ranney Declines Resolutions Chair at Republican State Convention

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