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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1882

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Iowa temperance effort fails to add penalty to prohibition

Prohibitionists in Iowa discover their constitutional amendment lacks any penalty. Despite spending hundreds of thousands and strenuous effort, prosecutions have favored saloon keepers. Now they must seek a penalty amendment as public sentiment shifts away from a narrowly passed measure.

Iowa Frank M. Ames Boston Ames Louisiana South Cuba James Vick Rochester N.Y Landreth & Sons Philadelphia Vick International Pavement Manufacturing Company Charles H.fitch New Haven Thomas Rice N. Y Jeffries Mnufacturers India New England Long Branch Messrs. Underwood Oliver New York City Mount Benedict Herry Morgen Dennis Kearneys Horace Greeley Jobo Jesus Jerusalem Christ Soni Chprist Newport Polo Grounds EB. D. Morgan, Jr Ilai Morgan Frelinghuysen Chandler Harbor Island John Jacob Astor Haid United Congregational Church W. W. Astor Ocean House A. A. Low John W. Ellis Texas Havana Washington, D.C Lemilton Marine Hospital Service Treasury Department Cstrict Rio Grande Mexico Gulf and Cordon Laredo Corpus Christi Tampico Burgess United States Board of Health Cuban

Surviving ex justices of New Hampshire Supreme Court

Special Correspondence notes nine ex supreme court justices, led by Nesmith at 82, plus several ex circuit judges now practicing law or retired. The piece contrasts factions in the Republican state convention, with Manchester delegations shaping candidate support and influencing gubernatorial races amid regional press vitriol.

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Destruction at Ben Ficklin After Inundation

Fort Concho dispatches report 40 drowning deaths from the Ben Ficklin flood. Confirmed victims include Mrs Metcalf and her daughter, George Robertson Scott, Dr Owens and a child, plus one Mexican. At Kelley’s ranch 21 Mexicans die. at Beaseley’s ranch 19 Mexicans die. Ben Ficklin washed away save eight houses. telegraph lines down. North Concho crossing impassable.

Galveston Tex Fort Concho Ben Ficklin Metcalf George Robertson Scott Owens Kelley’s Ranch Beaseley’s Ranch Joseph Matthews Ben Fickiin North Concho

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