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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1871

Page

2

Treasury defalcation and Senate committee reshuffles

Details of a Treasury defalcation case with Johnson and Martin, investigated after a banker in New York flagged discrepancies. Senate committees were reorganized with Sumner as chair of Privileges and Elections. Universal amnesty moves forward in House Judiciary, aiming to remove disabilities for all former Confederates. Social notes cite Rep Eugene Hale’s upcoming marriage to Miss Chandler. Potential reappointments include Hubbard as Comptroller of the Currency. further appointments anticipated.

Johnson Treasuer New York Spinner Martin Senate Sumner House Judiciary Committee Eugene Hale Maine Miss Chandler Senator Chandler First Auditor of the Treasury Vhce Smith David Mabon Mr Hubbard Messrs Sumner Rice Carpenter Logan Hill Ees Adioande Windom West and Stevenson West Blair Cragin Anthony Nye Ostern and Ferry Michican Trumimil Edmunds Cesap Carpenter Frelinghuysen Pool and Thurte Post Roads Ramsey Pomeroy Gilvert, Cole, Hamlin Ferry Michigan Kely Mesers Pomeroy Tipton Osborn Hamilton Texas Laury Pool Brownlow Corbett Morrill Maryland Vermont Trumbull Cole Stockton Schurz Toreman Hitchcock Clayton Cooper Pacific Railroad Stewart Harlan Oobas Scott Flitchcock Wigan Chandler Flanagan Caldwell Alcurn Saulsbury Conkl Wright and Top Mary Sawyer Patterson and Windom and Saulsary Howe and Asson Library Howe Duckingham Clayton and Davis West Virginia Ieone Mills—Carpenter Lewis Kelly Edmunds and Bayard Robertson Boremar Ames, Hamilton Vickers, Clayton and Mississippi River Kellogg Alcorn Bisi Kalitas Chandler Poot Pratt, Bayard

France awaits peace as Thiers urges reform and unity

The assembly received Thiers short message declaring France will abrogate the commerce treaty with Britain but continues negotiations. He urges a complete reorganization to God and time, warns deputies of imperial wretchedness, and supports universal military service with 50 000 in peace. He expresses sympathy for the Pope and cordiality toward Austria amid wary ties with Russia. War preparations are underway in Cherbourg and Brest, with Jules Ferry named minister to the United States.

Thiers France Great Britain Austria Russia Napoleon

Republican meetings at Reading and Birmingham disrupted

LoNnox December 7 Republicans at Reading faced repeated interruptions as a crowd surged into the hall and fights broke out forcing Odger to flee. In Birmingham a radical Lords reform demonstration heard speakers Dixon Dilke Potter and others urging limits on hereditary power and ceding legislative authority from the Lords.

LoNnox Odger Reading Mit Birmingham House of Lords House of Commons Dixon Dilke Potter Pee

Roumanian protest over consular treaty with Russia

Constantinople has protested to the Roumanian government over the two year old treaty with Russia on consular jurisdiction. The protest claims violation of the Treaty of Paris and is attributed to Bismarck’s influence, pressing the Porte to assert sovereignty as part of the wider Russia game.

Breesarest Constantinople Russia Paris Bismark Charles Porte

Minas Basin Disaster Claims Ten Lives and More Losses

Ten persons drown in the Minas Basin disaster with additional incidents causing further damage and loss of life. Rescue efforts continue as crews assess the wider impact and prepare for possible follow up investigations.

Minas Basin

Fire destroys three Bristol wooden buildings in blaze

In Bristol New Hampshire at 2 am three two story wooden buildings owned by A W Bingham G G Brown and N L Rollins were totally destroyed by an accidental fire. Occupants include A W Bingham J N Dickerson Co Mary Muilin C C Gardner Hi B Fowler and others with heavy losses and insured sums. Rollins carried 25000 coverage. Total loss estimated around 25000 with half insured.

Hi. B. Fowler Good Templars Hall Farmer & Boardman Rollins

Canadian Board of Trade debates levee bonds for Mississippi river

President Young welcomed by the Canadian Board of Trade. A resolution urged Congress to guarantee $25,000,000 in bonds for levees on the Mississippi within Louisiana Mississippi and Arkansas, with taxes by counties to cover costs. Debated whether levees aid navigation or obstruct it. A substitute was offered to treat such improvements as a legitimate congressional object when states enact levee laws. The subject was referred to a three member committee for report tomorrow.

Gen. Bankshaa Secretary of State Gen. Banks House Congress United States Geneva Dominion of Canada Prives Edward Island Newfoundland New York Boston Portland United Siates North America Cutom House Secretary of the Treasury Secrnd Fock St. Lawrence Great Lakes Dominion of Canada Maine St.John New Brunswick J. Louis Dre Young Canadian Board of Trade Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas Mississippi River Atkinson Stanard St. Louis Opdyke Ropes Messrs Ropes Burwell New Orleans Cook Cincinnati Messrs Wetherell Philadelphia Kirkland Baltimore

Last rail laid completes Connecticut Western Railroad link

Trarnrrorp Conn Rec 7 The last rail on the Connecticut Western Railroad was laid today joining Eastern and Western sections at Canton where a large crowd gathered. Speeches and a firing salute marked the completion, connecting Hartford with the Hudson River by rail. During the salute a boy lost a thumb and another an eye from an explosion.

Trarnrrorp Conn Connecticut Western Railroad Canton Hartford Hudson River

Message on Utah affairs meets mixed reaction in church circles

The document notes some Church approval while omitting reference to it and says the general effect is excellent. It mentions few express the practice of polygamy in the United States and notes surprise at Gen Maxwell's removal from the Land Office. It also records earthquakes near Cedar City and Torn county, a lack of Eastbound trains since Saturday, and a moderating weather.

Urer Gen. Spinner Europe Martin Gooch Gen. Banks Treasury Utah United States Maxwell Land Office Cedar City Tron County

New York Press Spars on Tariff Policy and Political Reform

New York reports condemn the presidents message and treasury plan with The Times arguing a sharper tariff cut is needed and questioning the telegraph line purchase. It covers ex-Gov Hawley’s lecture on lobbying, a Dartmouth reunion, Bowlesby murder notes, a bridge street murder sign, and other city items.

New York New York RepubLican Treasury the Times Boutwell Times The Sup Grant Hawley Brooklyn United States Senate England

Labor Reform State Convention Nominates Cooper for Governor

The Labor Reform State Convention at Favle Hall, Coxconp, NH, adopted resolutions denouncing the old system, pledging tariff reform, civil service overhauls, and opposition to monopoly. It urges reduction of revenue officers, lower duties, greenbacks, and fair taxation, while supporting limits on party patronage and anti corruption efforts. A collection was taken to cover expenses.

Coxconp N. H Favle Hall T. D. Foss William H. Gove Weare Gove John H. Goodale Nahua Committee On People's Reform Party Isrant Congress Interet Theopie New Hampshire Horace Greeley New York Tribune Levi B. Tucker Pittsfield James Raymond A. H. Rust Wolfborough G. Dearborn Samuel Flint Lyme W.S. Messerve Danville C. Wyman Goffstown C. T. Cram Pittefield H. R. Roberte Rollinsford N. Colbath Barnsted K. Webster Hudson M.W. Fuller Hillsboro F. A. Barker Keene L. W. Flint Bristol Hiram Savage Lancaster

Models and Boilers Shine Across New York World Wide

Full particulars available for models and boilers seen operating in and near New York. References and testimonials from diverse regions worldwide underscore high respectability and reliability of the offerings.

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