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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

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Dec 28, 1880

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Harpers Weekly Condemns Porter Verdict as Un-American Injustice

Harper's Weekly argues for restitution for Fitz John Porter, denouncing the board’s verdict as unjust and alleging a party bias in undermining military justice. It claims Porter was unjustly degraded and denied due compensation, urging Congress to reaffirm innocence and restore his rank and honor.

Harper's Weekly Fitz John Porter Gen. Porter Will Porter Congress

Indiana Governor Porter to wed Miss Stone in New York

Gen Porter of Indiana denies ambitions beyond governorship while planning a private but public wedding next month. The bride to be, Miss Stone of Chautauqua New York, has two cottages at the resort and connections in Washington and New York society. The ceremony will occur at Walter T Gurney’s Fifth Avenue home.

Porter Indiana Miss Stone Chautauqua N. Y Washington Judge Schofield Register of the Treasury Cincinnati South Walter T. Gurney Fifth Avenue Gurney New York Gen. Stone Gen. Newton Hell Gate

Maine Tin Mining Company Advances at Winslow mine

The Maine Tin Mining Company at Winslow reports steady progress with a night crew now at 30 feet below surface. They veer east of the shaft, avoid water using cofferdams, and expect to descend 40 to 80 feet more with prospects of a large valuable metal find.

Portland Argus Maine Tin Mining Company Winslow

Ponca Indian Chiefs Settle With Their Guardian

The Ponca tribal leadership reached a settlement with their guardian over internal affairs. The accord defines responsibilities and governance changes aimed at stabilizing relations between the chiefs and the guardian agency. Further terms were not disclosed in the report.

Conkling Feud Warns of New Administration Clash

Washington reports signal a renewed battle between Senator Conkling and the administration. The Daniels nomination for Buffalo Collector of Customs angers Lord Roscoe and moves to the Senate Commerce Committee where Conkling sits. In the Kellogg Louisiana seat dispute, supporters plan a Senate record vote after the holidays despite slim odds of unseating Kellogg.

Boston Post Washington Senator Conkling New York Custom House Daniels Buffalo Lord Roscoe New York Senate Commerce Committee Conkling Louisiana Senate Elections Committee Kellogg Senate

Ponca Chiefs Seek Full Standing With Uncle Sam

In Washington on December 27 Ponca chiefs Standing Buffalo and White Eagle urged rapid completion of a reservation school and hoped the Severalty bill would pass, granting them title to land. They offered a 148000 settlement for removal in 1877 and depredations, and pledged to remain on Ponca lands in Indian Territory.

Washington Schurz Interior Department Buffalo White Eagle Privcipe l Onokesen Congress Indian Territory Nebraska Territory of Dakota Ponca Reservation Congress of the United States Ponca Lower Brule Cheyenne River Sioux Bell Sioux Reservation

Hurd Proposes Tariff Reform Drive in Congress

Congressman Frank Hurd pledges to push tariff for revenue only resolutions after the holidays and urges broad discussion. He envisions a national conference of tariff reformers in both houses and Democratic free trade leagues to educate the party.

Wasrington Frank Hurd Ways and Means Committee House Congress Boston New England Turd Beeehher Brooklyn Democratic Party Mr. Hurd

President Rejects Abrogation Action On Oklahoma Treaty

Dr Robert M Wilson met with the President who said Congress would not direct treaty abrogation during a session. The Attorney General’s opinion stands for now unless Wilson provides valid reasons for review. The item also notes a push for a national bureau of commerce and Brown’s noncandidacy for Senate.

Washington Robert M. Wilson Wilson Congress

Woman Identifies Condemned Murderer as Her Husband in Jail

A Brooklyn woman, already presumed widowed after years apart, recognizes Frank Lammens among Newark prison inmates as her husband Franz Lammens. She recalls a 27 year marriage and reports a Christmas eve dream and a guiding dove. Authorities, including the sheriff and jailor, weigh the claim as Lammens faces possible execution on January 6.

Newakkk N.J Brooklyn N. Y Frank Lammens John Mierhofer Lammens Sing Sing Auburn Prison iInsane Utica Franz Lammens Newark Ana Long Island

New Telegraph Line Linking Cities on Mortgage Record

The Mutual Union Telegraph Company of New York records a 350000 mortgage to Central Trust Company to secure 350 bonds of 1000 dollars each. The telegraph line runs from New York City to Boston via Baltimore Philadelphia Providence and more. Bonds pay 6 percent interest semiannually and mature November 1 1900.

Washington Mutual Union Telegraph Company of New York Central Trust Company Poston Mass First National Bank of New York New York Avenue Fourteenth Fifteenth Streets Baltimore Philadelphia New York City Providence R. I Boston John O. Evans Charles F. Peck Mutual Union Telegraph Company H. F. Spaulding H. F. S. Babcock

Terrible Air Line collision near Paw Creek trestle

Intelligence reached Charlotte of a freight train wreck on the Air Line Railroad nine miles from the city beyond the Paw Creek trestle. Two sections collided on a steep grade. six passengers and flagman Bob Griffith were killed or injured. Thomas H. Gaither survived with severe injuries. bodies burned beyond recognition, with extensive wreckage and efforts to recover remains.

Charlotte N. C Air Line Paw Creek Anthony Bob Griffith Griffith Wisenberry Thomas H. Gaither Lagman Wood Mr. Gaither Phillip S. Whisnant Philip S. Whisnant Charlie Sellers Pinhook Ned Stroud Drs. Moore Graham

Arrest For Violation Of The Steamboat Laws In New York

Captain Thomas Knox of steamer Italia was arrested after bail set at 500 awaiting grand jury action for violating steamboat law. He admitted carrying 697 passengers with 196 over legal limit. US penalty is 950 per excess passenger.

New Yoorrk Thomas Knox Italia Knox Mediterranean United Jelix Heyman Hving Savannah van Dyke Brooklyn Deviing & Co West Nineteenth Street Bartley Campbell Chas. A. Byrne Theodore E. Allen Clarence E. Allen Allen & Co Chambers Street F. Mortimer Seaver Court of Common Pleas William Hawley Shang Morris John Smith Sub-Treasury Evening Post E. A. Chapin

Boiler Explosion devastates Newburyport shoe plants

A boiler at E P Dodge's Prince place factory exploded, killing Daniel Bridges and John Bailey and injuring several others including James Harrington. The blast shattered multiple buildings, damaged nearby mills, and left about six hundred workers unemployed as losses reach around ten thousand dollars.

Newburyport E. P. Dodge Prince Place Seth Chase W. B. Smith Bartlett Daniel Bridges James Harrington Boston John R. Bailey Smith’s John Teel Samuel Oliver Charles Tuttle Moody Page William Selaius Dodge J.T. Morrill N. D. Dodge Studard Yarn Company E. P. Dodge & Co Gillett’s Express Company William A. Serkins

Five murder trial witnesses among Ontario railroad accident dead

London Ontario December 27 five persons killed while crossing a railroad track near Clandeboye were all witnesses in the Biddulph murder trial and were to testify again on the 24th of next month. The six prisoners remain jailed and were excited by the accident as the witnesses in their behalf.

London Ont Clandeboye

Alarming Ireland Situation Reports From Dublin

Despatches from Dublin detail Home Rule discussions led by E Dwyer Gray and Charles Parnell with calls for opposition to governments denying Irish demands. Threats, protests, and militia movements accompany a grim Christmas mood as Land League funds near £14,000 and security concerns rise across Dublin and surrounding counties.

Paris Political Quarrels Then and Now in France

A Paris despatch reports Deputy Laisant presenting a widow’s letter accusing Emile de Girardin of espionage for foreign powers and passing army documents to Germany via a intermediary. The Parliamentary Committee refused to act or censure.

London Paris Laisant M. Duvergier de Chamber of Deputies M. Girardin Chamber M. Laisant

Murder and mob lynching in Bethlehem exposes brutal crime

Jacob Gogel and his wife Anna were found slain in their Bethlehem area home. Their daughter’s suitor Joseph Snyder confessed to the murder, was seized by an enraged mob and hanged from a chestnut tree after a rapid, contentious inquiry. Death was by strangulation. Police made no attempt to restrain the mob as thousands gathered.

Allentown Dee Jacob Gogel Anna Bethlehem Joseph Snyder Gogels Gogel Brendle Yoke

Minneapolis bankrupt N B Harwood missing from city

N B Harwood, the Minneapolis bankrupt, has been absent since Friday afternoon. Friends say he went to Chicago to rest and regain health, but many suspect a circuitous route to join his family in New Orleans and then to Europe. Assignee C H Pettit has no knowledge of his whereabouts.

ST. Patl N. B. Harwood Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans Europe

Three Miners Buried in Virginia Mine Tragedy

In Chesterfield County Virginia three miners were trapped by a mine cave at Union Coal Mine. One body has been recovered with no hope of surviving for the other two. The victims were African American and leave large families. The collapse occurred at dinner hour when most workers were outside the shaft.

Richmond Union Chesterfield County

MurderReport in Robertson County Raises Arrests

Gallatin Tex Dec 27 The Robertson county murder report lists Mr and Mrs Hester under arrest. Hester says while they worked in the field Mrs Hester drew revolver and shot Martin after he joked about the divorce filed by Hester.

Gallatin, Tex George Martin Robertson County Hester Mr. Hester Martin Bester

Railway interests and corporate proxy battles across the era

A $250,000 first mortgage bonds row at Chicago Rockford and Northern Railroad leads to a suit against Francis E Hinckley and Moses Taylor over pledged bonds and accounting. Separate reports note Kidder Peabody opposition to Reading Railroad leadership, with Frank Bond eyed as possible president. Louisville and Nashville express row seeks transfer to Adams and Southern. New line plans threaten Concord and Vermont rail ties amid governance debates. Troy and Boston finances listed. Reading proxy bid continues as Gowen seeks re election.

New York Supreme Court Chicago, Rockford and Northern Railroad Illnois Francis E. Hinckley Moses Taylor Rochelle Rockford Chicago and Iowa Railroad Chicago, Rockford and Northern Hinckley Chicago and Iowa Road Taylor Plaintiff Corporation Messrs Kidder, Peabody & Co Reading Railroad Philadelphia Penn Messrs. Kidder & Peabody Boston McAlmont Frank 8. Bond The Texas and Pacific Railroad Bond Reading Gowen London Louisville and Nashville Louisville Adams and Southern Express Louisville and Nashville Road Adams and Southern West N. H Chicago Vermont Central Grand Trunk Windsor Troy Albany N. Y Troy and Boston Railroad McCalmonts of Road

Fire claims Harrison County man in Logan residence

A Logan, Harrison County incident reports John McKenney an elderly resident dying after he entered his room with a bucket of red hot coals for warmth and was later found on the floor burned with clothing scorched. The blaze prompted investigation into the accidental fire and surrounding circumstances.

Council Iowa Logan Harrison County John McKenney

Bangor to New York freight line to start in spring

A weekly line of freight steamers between Bangor and New York is planned for spring. In Deering farmer Arthur C. Frost has been arrested on counterfeit money charges. Bar Harbor sees about 25 new houses and cottages under construction with several slated at 20 000 each. The sixth Maine State Grange session in Waterville drew around 150 delegates from 120 subordinate granges, with secrecy reported. The Maine Tin Mining Company at Winslow under C W Kempton and foreman W G Clapham reports progress and the prospect of substantial metal finds. A horse caused two men to be thrown into the Kennebec and drown after breaking through ice near Augusta dam, while no serious injuries occurred to the riders.

Bangor New York Arthur C. Frost Deering Bar Harbor Maine State Grange Patrons of Husbandry Waterville Maine Tin Mining Company Winslow C. W. Kempton W. G. Clapham George E. Weeks Augusta Dam Kennebec Mr. Weeks

New Hampshire News In Brief From Portsmouth to Nashua

Deering library opens with Rev H O Walker named librarian. Rev Jacob Leroy called to Trinity Church Claremont. New Hampshire Historical Society schedules state bi centennial service at Portsmouth. Ex Senator Patterson named state commissioner for Yorktown centennial. Nashua and Lowell Railroad suit against Peterboro Railroad seeks dismissal. Brown Lumber rumors rejected. dispute linked to old firm. John Taylor bound over for theft. gang members jailed or fled. Trump law enforcement to be strict for tramp issues in Portsmouth.

Deerfield H. O. Walker Jacob Leroy Church of the Good Shepherd Nashua Trinity Church Claremont New Hampshire Historical Society Portsmouth James W. Patterson Yorktown V.S Circuit Court of the United States Nashua and Lowell Railroad Peterboro Railroad Brown Lumber Company Whitefield Dr. Ordway Lawrence Supreme Court Chase Keen Jas. Lynch Evening Times

Vermont News In Briefs From State House To Courtroom

The state budget showed a 69 day legislature costing $63 425. Edwar Conant of Randolf retires as superintendent of education after six years with Julius Dartt taking over. A four day holiness promotion meeting starts January 3 at Shelburne by the Silver Lake Holiness Association. Ira Mellendy's $20 000 suit against Bradford moves to trial in Chelsea following a wagon stump collision. Vermont population totals 332 286 with detailed gender and nativity figures. Gov Farnham names six appointees to the Board of Agriculture. Randolph State Normal School graduates January 7 with talks by Prof J K Lord. Normal examiners named. A mausoleum at Cuttingsville near Rutland costs over 60000 built for Mr Beaman of Chester NY in memory of his wife and daughters.

Edwar Conant Randolf Julius Dartt Silver Lake Holiness Association Shelburne Ira Mellendy Bradford Chelsea Vermont Middlebury Charles E. Putney St. Johnsbury M. H. Buckham Burlington Cuttingsville Rutland Central Vermont Beaman Chester New York

Emery Wins Ward Six Seat On Newburyport Common Council

Samuel E. Emery, a Democrat, was chosen Monday to serve on the Newburyport Common Council from Ward Six. The report also notes drownings in Chicopee Falls near Holyoke and various local civic and social items including a Worcester Amherst College alumni reunion and a Gloucester Board of Aldermen closing meeting.

Samuel E. Emery Newburyport Massachusetts Teachers’ Association Worcester George Riddle Harvard College Wm. A. Mowry Providence Oregon Amherst College George W. Gould D.D W.S. Tyler Gov. Andrews Connecticut Plunket & Sons of Adams Louisa E Samuel B. Tallant Lowell Walter Jocay Brockton John Alexander Alexander Boston New Hampshire Veteran Association of Huntington Hall Head Smyth Thomas Whipple Speaker Noyes Capt Nettleton The Boston Lancers Maj E. &. Reed

Providence Woman Attempts Poisoning By Matches

In Providence on Saturday Mary McCarty about 25 years old tried to die by eating match ends. She consumed about three dozen matches before losing consciousness. Companions noticed too late to stop her. A doctor was summoned and she received a pneumatic treatment that restored her.

Providence Mary McCarty

Murder Suspect Works At New Haven Company

Aj H Hayden, accused of killing Mary Stannard, now employed by Folding Chair Company in New Haven. A six year old girl of Stamford died after her clothes ignited on a stove. Widow of Lafayette S Foster donates a plaster bust for the Connecticut Supreme Court chamber. John Barmore, a back driver, fell from his carriage returning from a Bridgeport funeral and died instantly.

Aj. H. Hayden Mary Stannard Folding Chair New Haven J. Gagan Stamford Lafayette S. Foster Connecticut Supreme Court John Barmore Bridgeport

Voorhis to face trial for $5000 bond robbery

Hackensack New Jersey December 27 Congressman Voorhis will be tried tomorrow in Bergen County Court for the alleged robbery of $5000 in bonds, the property of Jacob Westervelt, taken from the defunct First National Bank of this place where Voorhis served as president.

Hackensack N. J Voorhis Bergen County Jacob Westervelt First National Bank

Two Men Sentenced to Hang for Twin Murders in St Louis

Thadeus Baker convicted of killing his mistress Lizzie Schuendler and his mother about a year ago, and Joe Banks convicted of murdering his wife on the 28th of last March, were each sentenced by Judge Laughlin in Criminal Court today to be hanged February 4. Both cases will be appealed.

St. Louis, Mo Thadeus Baker Lizzie Schuendler Joe Banks Laughlin Criminal Court

Two Boxers Face Charge After Gloves Fight

John Sullivan and Prof. Donaldson appeared in police court on a prize fight charge after a glove bout Friday night. Examination was postponed until Wednesday. They claim it was a regular boxing match with gloves.

Cincinnati John Sullivan Donaldson

Former county official arrested for defrauding county bond

Wilkes Barre Pa December 27 Peter Jennings former county commissioner was arrested for defrauding the county of a $1000 bond placed in his possession while in office He posted bail.

Buffalo Wm. M. Cawbridge Roberts & Co Titusville Wilkesbaree Peter Jennings

Reverend Edwin H Chapin Dies in New York

Noted Universalist leader Rev FE H Chapin D D died in New York on December 27 after a long illness. Born December 29 1814 in Union Village New York he served as pastor in Richmond Virginia Charlestown Massachusetts New York City and long led the Church of the Divine Paternity. He was active in teaching publishing and lecturing and founded the Chapin Home for the Aged and Infirm. Funeral services will be held at the Church of the Divine Paternity. he left a wife two sons and a daughter.

New Brunswick ST. John N. B Boston Virginia Richmond Corinth Baptist Fort Union Fluvianna County New York Western Union Chicago Wetersburg Weldon Lynchburg FE. H. Chapin D.D Chapin Union Village Washington County N. Y Bennington Utica School Street Fourth Universalist Church Europe New York City Murray Street Broadway Church of All Souls Fifth Avenue America Frankfort-on-Main Harvard College Bellevue Medical College State Historical Society Century Club Universalist Church Church of the Divine Jerome’ B. Stillson Bright St. Denis Buffalo Courier New York World Washington Johnson J. B.S the World Denver Col The Herald Utah Gen. Miles Sitting Bull Cuba Mexico Bessie Whiton Piermont Thomas J. Homer Boston Highlands St. Louis Peter ’. Homer Sydney Homer A. H. Nichols St. Gaudens Homer Winthrop Street

The Late Paran Stevens and His Hotel Empire

The New York Mail recalls Paran Stevens once a leading hotelier, starting in Claremont New Hampshire fifty years ago. He ran the New England House in Boston and later led hotels including the Revere Tremont Mobile Nahant Continental Fifth Avenue and a Point Clear property with notable success. His former clerks, many still in hotels, include Hitchcock Barry Colt Maine Caddigan Peabody Thornton Wrisley Plummer Spofford Ramsey Bingham Gaskell Ames Gage Thompson.

Paran Stevens New York Mail Stevens Revere Tremont Mobile Ala Nahant Continental Philadelphia Fifth Avenue Point Clear Hitchcock Barry Glenham James P. Colt Burlington Maine Caddigan Peabody Thornton Wrisley Plummer Spofford Ramsey Bingham Gaskell Ames Gage Thompson

A Holmes Letter to Miss Maggie From Oliver Wendell Holmes

A Holmes writes to Miss Maggie thanking her for a pleasant letter. He remarks poets rarely write verses easily and promises a new verse next page. He includes his poem about a last leaf on a spring tree and clinging to a forsaken bough.

Miss Maggie Oliver Wendell Holmes

Multiple Disparate 19th Century News Briefs From North American Papers

A collage of items: Farmers' Fertilizing Co of Philadelphia fails with liabilities of 157000 and assets 130000. Delhi Ontario post office robbed of registered letters. Generals Grant Sherman and McClellan invited to Newark statue unveiling. New Orleans Supreme Court overturns lower court on city tax of fifteen mills. steamer E B Ward towed for repairs after collision. Newark waiter Edward Kissam arrested for alleged Christmas murder. Wyoming Lackawanna miners discuss forming a protective organization. Chicago coroner's jury cites accidental death in Hebden case. collision Mobile and Ohio trains kills two engineers and two firemen. Legra and Levalle plan five beet sugar factories in Quebec. Halifax county fight ends with fatal axe blow to a negro youth.

Philadelphia Delhi Ont Grant Sherman McClellan Gen. Kearney Military Park Newark Supreme Court New Orleans E. B. Ward Edward Kissam Wyoming Lackawanna Chicago Messrs Legra and Levalle Montreal France Berthier Halifax County Marion Wimbish Wimbish

British boat Blanco suffers damage near St John voyage

A London bound brig Blanco reported on December 9 that she had lost sails short of provisions and had choked pumps after sailing from London on November 1. Another report describes the steamship British Boss from Havana enduring a violent gale injuring a boatswain and damaging a lifeboat with a capsized vessel spotted offshore.

London Blanco St. John N. B New York Ariven Havana

Not a Beverage They are a Medicine

They are not a beverage but a medicine with wild curative properties of the highest degree. It contains no poor whiskey or poisonous drugs and builds a debilitated system. One bottle holds more hops than a barrel of ordinary beer, and every Rochester druggist sells them while physicians prescribe them.

Rochester

Boito’s Mephistophele Opera at the Wednesday bill

The program lists Arrigo Boito’s Mephistophele with performers Campanini Novara Annie Louise Cary and Mile Vallerisa. The divertissement is supported by Mme Malvina Cavalazzi. Thursday features Verdi’s opera promotion.

Arrigo Boito Mefistofele Sig Campanini Novara Annie Louise Cary Mile Alvina Vallerisa Mme Malvina Cavallazzi Thrursday Verdi Rligoletto Ravelli Galassi Monty Etelea Gersyra Bizet Carrmen Del Ponte Valleria Id Mile Anna DE Belocca Lellini Amina Etelka Gerster Sinpay Giapd ‘Sacre Rossini Stabat Mates 2Mr Majesty Gopera Martha Joseph Proctor Ithe Jibbehainosay

Boston Business Directory Excerpt with Insurers and Vendors

A historical listing shows insurers like Commonwealth Insurance Co and Citizens Mutual Insurance Co with assets and surpluses, plus agents and officials. It also lists numerous merchants in hardware, lumber, machinery, paper, petroleum, rubber goods, and wine trades along with street addresses in Boston.

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