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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1868

Page

2

Petition on suffrage extension from Nashua and Massachusetts

Telegraphic item notes petitions from Nashua New Hampshire and Massachusetts citizens advocating equal suffrage for men and women if any constitutional amendment is made. Also mentions Patent Office issuing 212 patents on the 15th and 298 weekly applications. Ira M Harrison named New Jersey supervisor. Gen Banks and Supervisor Barbour travel to Massachusetts. A fire at Bayley Hat Factory Newburyport destroys the building, stock, and machinery, with 85 workers out of work and $75,000 to $80,000 value. fire suspected linked to incendiary fires across the area. $2500 reward offered for the incendiary's detection.

Pomeroy Nashua N. H Massachusetts Robinson South Carolina Senate E. J. Moses Edmunds Davis Messrs Bayard Dixon Doolittle Ferry McCreery Morton Patterson Tenn Saulebury Williams Oregon Pacific Railroad Sumner Georgia Congress United States Atlanta General Assembly Bureau of Indian Affairs War Department Newsbury Port Bayley Hat Newburyport Bayley Hat Factory Salem Boston Springfield North End Ma Bingham Ohio Committee On Reconstruction Virginia Richmond Eldridge Wisconsin Bingham Washburne Illinois Maynard Tennessee Wasnburne Friends of Reconstruction Friends of the Union New Jersey House Brooks New York Reconstruction Committee Speaker Eldredge Ingalls van Trump Farnsworth Ill Butler Mass Louisiana Texas Ilinois Arkansas Kelley Penn Giriend Treasury Pacific Coast Interior Department Secretary of the Interior Land Office Pension Office Indian Bureau General Land Office Alabama Mississippi Florida Patent Office Omaha Sacramento Union Pacific Railroad Company Alaska Denmark St Thomas St. John St. Domingo Cuba

House votes to print president speech without referral

The House today ordered the usual printing of the President's message and laid it on the table rather than referring it to the Committee of the Whole. Democrats opposed, joined by Baker Cary Higby Jenckes Spaulding Tift and Young. Yacht race in prospect follows as Stebbins and Bennett accept London challenger Cambria.

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Millbury boiler building destroyed by fire at Atlanta Mills

A fire in the boiler building of the Atlanta Mills at Millbury destroyed the structure and wood storage above it. The mills were endangered but saved with no serious damage. Loss estimated between two and three thousand dollars. Occurred last night. In Syracuse, N Y.

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Peoria Man Arrested in Fatal Mother Slashing

Hugh Craig, 20, a compositor, was arrested in Peoria on a charge of cutting his mother's throat while she slept. He was found in bed with blood on his hands and clothes. doctors held faint hope for the mother’s survival.

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