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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1885
Page
1
Patriotic Boston Dinner Honors Statesmen and Merchants
The Boston Merchants Association dinner celebrates patriotism and industry with a Congressional delegation from Edmunds to Long visiting the Vendome and State House. Speakers praise merchants as stewards of good works, urge protection of domestic industry, and honor New England manufacturing leaders amid a festive, formal gathering.
Call for fair law and sound currency across the land
The speaker appeals for assets to be distributed under a just law and for a currency that is universally good both at home and abroad, promising greater advantage for the United States. Immense applause accompanies the plea for national unity and economic stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Boston Reception for Massachusetts Leaders and National Issues
Governor Robinson and Senator Edmunds address the Boston Merchants' Association, urging a national bankruptcy law and unified standards across states. Mayor of Boston and William Evarts press for balanced tariff debate and civil discourse, while emphasizing the need to study opposing views and maintain national solidarity.
Manning Calls and Rumors Over Bond Plans
Special to the Post from Washington reports the Manning call for bonds amid silver debate, detailing motives to buy $45 million in bonds by June 30, 1838, and to avoid panic by drawing on the treasury. Denials address Bayard Curtin rumors, with notes on silver compromise talks and Treasury views. Hedden rumor, Nedden speculation, President reception counts, and coin values feature in a broad Washington roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POST
Washington
Manning
Europa
United States Treasury
State Department
Bayard
Carlisle
Mr. Curtin
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Department
Curtin
House of Representatives
House
Railway Building 1885 Shows Slow Track Growth Across Nation
The Railway Age reports 3112 miles of main line laid in 1885, about 700 miles less than 1884 and the lowest since 1878. New England and the East added almost no new track, with activity focused in the South and between the Missouri and Pacific regions. The ten year total reaches about 128,500 miles, excluding renewals and sidings, while renewals consumed far more rail. The outlook predicts a coming surge in construction and broader prosperity for railway interests.
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Chicago
Railway Age
United States
New England
East
Southern States
Missouri River
Pacific States
Territories
Iseé
Flour Production Review Shows Miller Confidence in Improvement
Minneapolis dispatch reports the Northwestern Miller reviewing flour markets for January 1. Output last week averaged 12 568 barrels daily from 13 to 15 mills, with total 77 200 barrels. Several mills idle while others begin operations, shipments head to Duluth and Milwaukee, and millers expect firmer prices and improved conditions soon. Wheat stocks and shipments totaled over 493 929 bushels, with flour at 50 2382 barrels.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Alough
Duluth
Milwaukee
St Paul
Freight Trains Collide Near Carrollton
Detroit dispatch reports two Michigan Central freight engines, No 187 and No 120, collided near Carrollton. Fireman T Mooney died within minutes, engineer Robert Mills and fireman George Hunn severely injured, Maitland and others hurt. one engine wrecked, both crews harmed. A second Wabash line wreck at Kendrers station near St Louis killed conductor Meredith and injured others.
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Detroit
Michigan Central Road
Carrollton
T. Mooney
Robert C. Mills
George Hunn
Maitland
ST. Louis
Kender’s Station
Wabash
Meredith
Who Seeks Killer Crew in Foxboro Murder Case
Detectives Bean Innes and Pratt in Massachusetts tie up crews connected to the Arrington murder. A box found near the scene, once claimed by the victim Mrs Arrington, is identified as stolen months earlier from a reliable source. Investigators believe the thieves and the killer are linked and expect arrests soon.
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Foxboro
Mass
Bean
Innes
Pratt
Arrington
Fall River prints cloth market figures for 1855
Remington and Davos report 1855 production at 7,350,000 pieces with year end stocks totaling 1,349,060 pieces. Prices fluctuated for 6x4s from 3 to 34.5 cents, average 3.1192. 60x563 from 25 to 2.5 cents, average 2.7057. Future deliveries total 4.32 million. normal output 9.15 million, actual output 7.83 million, indicating a curtailment of 1.77 million pieces.
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Fall River
Mass
Remington & Davos
Unwis
Sweeney Returns From Exile to New York by Paris Visit
Peter B. Sweeney, famed Tweed ring figure, arrived from Paris after ten years in exile. Found tonight at John J. Bradley's residence, he claimed the trip was to transact private business and a short stay, denying plans to lead or control any political party. He suggested his son might enter business, but he did not rule out a future return to politics.
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New England
Hieaven
Congress
United States
Congress of the
New Evegland
Newcastle
Borton
House of Representatives
Dawes
Crazy Horse
Massachusetts
Virginia
Robinson
Edmunds
God Teacs
New York
Peter B. Sweeney
Paris
France
Sweeney
John J. Bradley
Hautienbeck Weld For Trial In Philadelphia Case
J H Hautenbeck of Hautenbeck & Co publishers of Godeys Lady's Book received a final hearing and was held in 3300 bail for trial. He stands charged with obtaining paper valued at 6000 from A G Elliott Co and lithographic work amounting to 1860 from W H Bauer, while misrepresenting his solvency and business prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphta
J. H. Hautenbeck
Hautenbeck & Co
Godey
A. G. Elliott & Co
W. H. Bauer
Ean
A Fortunate Bondsman
Cincinnati December 8 A meeting of creditors for J B Mannix late assignee of Archbishop Purcell was held. Charles Stewart of the Charles Stewart Paper Company became liable as bondsman causing embarrassment. More than half the liabilities were represented and it was arranged that the business continue without an assignment or interruption.
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Cincinnati
Charles Stewart
Charles Stewart Paper Company
J. B. Mannix
Archbishop Purcell
Hampton Sentenced to One Year in County Jail
Salt Lake City Utah December 30 Brigham Young Hampton convicted of conspiring to entrap prominent Gentiles was sentenced to the maximum penalty one year in the county jail. Judge Zane denounced the offence in scathing terms as the sentence was pronounced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake CiTy
Utah
Brigham Young Hampton
Zane
Meat firm robbed. clerk Brock sought in New England
Wilson & Read wholesale meat dealers report a $500 theft. The suspect is Richard H. Brock, a former clerk, who vanished after being traced to Boston. Brock had worked with the firm last year and has past ties to the show business in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Wilson & Read
Richard H. Brock
Boston
Boson and
Albany Road
Virgin Salt Company Offers New Haven Purity Salt Card
The Virgin Salt Company of New Haven Connecticut promotes Virgin Salt as the cleanest purest and whitest salt. They offer a lithographed pair of one cent cards in ten colors on a nine by ten inch card with a large packaging cost of ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgin Salt Company of
New Haven
Conn
Church Keys Decision Delayed By Deacon Wilbur
The Downs syndicate of Bowdoin Square Church called at Deacon Wilbur's home last evening to learn if he had decided on delivering the church keys. He replied that he had no answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downs Syndicate
Bowdoin Square Church
Wilbur
Christina Swears and Her Ladies Weep in Madrid
Queen Christina was sworn regent before the Cortes in Madrid amid cordial crowds as troops lined the streets and Cortes members cheered. Weeping ladies in her suite marked the ceremony while news from Cairo reported British actions against Arab rebels near Koseh with casualties on both sides.
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Madrid
Christina
Cortes
England
Cairo
Keseh
Stephenson
Egypt
Ginniss
Koseh
Girniss
Absai
Carib Works
Nile
Massouah
Suez
Fire Destroys Lombard Ayers Works at Constable Hook
A blaze yesterday at Lombard Ayers & Co in Constable Hook New Jersey destroyed the crude oil house and a large naptha tank exploded. Oil ran into the creek igniting the Kill von Kull deck and railroad ties. Captain Edward Johnson attempted rescue but suffered severe burns and was hospitalized. Six hundred bales of cotton burned on the wharf and other fires damaged a London cooperative plant, a Newport farmhouse and a Waltham barn with tens of tons of hay lost. serial fires and small incidents reported with various damage totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lombard, Ayers & Company
Constable Hook
N. J
Kill von Kull
Edward Johnson
Johnson
Josh Whitmore
Newport
N. K
Waltham
Calvary Street
T. Carney & Son
In Labor's Field Strikes Spread Through New England States
Reported labor unrest across New England details Marlboro machinists striking for higher pay at the shop owned by Herbert Howe. North Dighton leaders meet with town officials and Dighton Furnace representatives to seek settlement. Child labor discussions arise in Saco Maine with York Mills worker school plans. Connellsville coke workers seek 10 percent wage restoration, while Carnegie Brothers offers 10 percent rise at Edgar Thomson works Braddock, with 4000 employed and a possible 15 percent demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Howe
Marlboro
Dicbton
Dighton Furnace Company
Saco Me
Franklin Nourse
York Mills
Connellsville
Carnegie Bros. & Co
Edgar Thompson Steel Works
Braddock Penn
Sale of a Railroad in Foreclosure Divisions Sold
The Toledo Cincinnati and St Louis narrow gauge railroad was sold under foreclosure by Master Commissioner W P Fishback. Divided into Toledo to Kokomo and Kokomo to East St Louis the railroad brought bids of 600 008 for the first and 901 060 for the second won by Sylvester A Kneeland of New York. M O Donnell of London bid 900 000 for the second but may represent the Corbin syndicate. Corbin and Quigley syndicates reportedly arranged protection for the Eastern division. The Ohio central group did not appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Toledo, Cincinnati and St. Louis
W. P. Fishback
Toledo
Kokomo
East St. Louis
Sylvester A. Kneeland
New York
M. O’ Donnell
London
Corbin
Corbin and
Quigley
Ohio Central Combination
Italian immigrant shoots insurance agent then kills himself
In Mt Pleasant near Charleston E Gerriti beat his wife as S Gerriti and James P Colburn intervened. The wife and four children fled. Gerriti shot Colburn in the spine and fled to his farm before killing himself with a pistol blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Mt. Pleasant
E. Gerriti
S. Gerriti
James P. Colburn
Colburn
International railway directors approve line location
Bangor December meeting of International railway directors voted to accept a line location from a point on the Kennebec river half a mile from Moosehead Lake across the lake and nearly due east to Mattawomkeag on the Maine Central. Plans to be filed tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
International Railway
Charles C. Colby
Stanstead, Can
D. E. McFee
Lennoxville
Can
F. A. Wilson
E. R. Burpee
Kennebec River
Moosehead Lake
Mattawomkeag
Maine Central Railroad
Jackson dinner marks anniversary of battle celebration
Secretary Coveney and Treasurer Lewis lead the Democratic State committee officers who organized the Jackson dinner commemorating the anniversary of the battle, with Mr M M Cunpiff in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coveney
Lewis
M. M. Cunpiff
Democratic State Committee
Major Henry Goodfellow Dies at Fort Leavenworth
Major Henry Goodfellow U S A judge advocate of the Missouri department died at Fort Leavenworth Kansas on Tuesday after a cerebral hemorrhage. He was a Pennsylvania native and veteran of the Civil War where he earned brevets for Gettysburg Wilderness and Spotsylvania. Also noted were the deaths of Henry A Pindar and Dr Rufus Woodward with brief biographical details.
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Henry Goodfellow
Department of the Missouri
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Goodfellow
Pennsylvania
Twenty-sixth Regiment of
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Gettysburg
the Wilderness
Spottsylvania
Volunteers
Dr. Kane
Henry A. Pindar
Lowell
Crowley & Pindar
Rufus Woodward
Worcester
Woodward
Weathersfield
Conn
Harvard College
Harvard Medical School
Paris
Asylum For
Eccentric Patrolman Kendall Suspended for Drunkenness and Assault
Yesterday morning Superintendent Small suspended Fourth Division patrolman William J. Kendall for drunkenness and assault and battery on Patrolman George A. Patterson. Kendall, with a West End liquor dealer named Ellis, allegedly confronted Patterson’s wife and attacked Patterson when he answered the door. Kendall later reported for duty but was kept from going out as intoxicated. He was arrested for assault and battery and will be tried in Roxbury district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small
William J. Kendall
Kendall
West End
Eilis
George A. Patterson
Patterson
Kendley
Ellis
Skendall
Hemmeneau
McGowan
Tenth Division
Roxbury
Smuggling Tale of Italian Boatman and Chinamen
A Seattle report recounts a sensational claim from a convicted smuggler. He says an Italian boatman and seven Chinese men were paddled across the straits near Victoria, then murdered one by one to hide smuggling evidence before US officers boarded the craft. An investigation will probe the story’s truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
W. T
Victoria
Straits of
Fuca
United States
Oliver Wolcott
United States Penitentiary
Yacht Club to Elect Officers at Parker's Meeting
The Yacht Club holds its annual meeting at Parker's on Saturday January 9. The nominating committee has selected a full slate including Commodore Charles V Whitten and Vice Commodore Benjamin L M Tower with officers secretary Peleg Aborn treasurer Charles C Hutchinson and several committee members. Additional regatta and membership committees are named with multiple named participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker's
Charles V. Whitten
Benjamin L. M. Tower
George R Howe
Peleg Aborn
Charles C. Hutchinson
Frank C. Brewer
William H. Litchfield
Charles A. Perkins
John J. Henry
J.F. Brown
Gelzton Whittemore
B. Hi. Tarbell
BW. Rowell
W. H. Litchfield
William A. Carey
Frank M. Griffin
William K. Millar
Otis A. Ruggles
Fred Pope
W. L. Porter
A P. Thayer
George Celin
B. T. Wendell
Charles BE. Cunningham
J. R. Chadwick
J. E. Sayles
Mme Janau schek shines in Bleak House at Park Theatre
Over two years since Boston audiences saw Mme Janau schek in Hortense and Lady Dedlock, she gave a powerful performance in Dickens Bleak House at the Park Theatre. Large crowd applauded, with Miss Rand as Esther and Miss Lyster as Poor Jo singled out for praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Janauschek
Boston
Hortense
Lady Dedlock
Bleek House
Ll. Mit
Park Theatre
Goo
Miss Rand
Esther
Miss Lyster
Private complimentary winner given to Mayor O'Brien
A private complimentary winner was presented to Mayor O'Brien at the Quincy House yesterday afternoon by city officials including Charles V. Whitten chair of the board of aldermen and Edward J. Jenkins president of the common council, among others, with several clerks and inspectors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
Quincy House
Havana Market Report On Spanish Gold And Sugar Prices
Havana dispatch notes Spanish gold at 2394 dollars per ounce with quiet yet firm exchange. Sugar prices steady with centrifugal exports listing 1000 barrels at 94.16 degrees polarization, and 2000 bags at 96 degrees polarization. Market activity remains stable with minor variations in pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Boston notes and notices reflect city affairs and auctions
Mr Frederick E Goodrich denies candidacy for city clerk. Condolence resolutions for John D Lundy. Caribou on exhibition in Dock Square. Bequests from Louisa H Adams to Chenning Home and SPCC. Sale of three on a half story brick dwelling at 11 Harvard Street for 5300 cash to H A Frost. Reverend Francis C Williams invited to Dublin NH to be pastor. Executive council names Demond and Root as trustees candidates. First annual Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange dinner at Quincy House with dignitaries attending. Captain Washburn granted six months sick leave to determine permanence of disability. Bond of Col Henry O Kent approved. commission mailed. to take office July 1. Boston Chamber of Commerce to discuss shipping relief. Boston water board awards 2115 tons cast iron pipe contract to R N D Wood & Co for 62181 with competitors listed.
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Frederick E. Goodrich
Boston Theatrical Mechanics’ Association
John D. Lundy
Aroostock County
Edgar Bailey
Muattrawamkeag
Dock Square
Louisa H. Adams
Boston
Chenning
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Samuel Hatehb & Co
E-Tite
Harvard Street
H. A. Frost
Francis C. Williams
Roxbury
First Congregational Society of
Dublin
N. H
Messrs
J. Howe Demond
Northampton
Thomas P. Root
Barre
Anticultural College
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Quincy House
O’ Brien
Senate
House
J. H. Washburn
Medico Board
Henry O. Kent
New Hampshire
Edward R. Kent
Samuel H. Legro
Kent
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Merchents of
Boston Water Board
RN. D. Wood & Co
Philadelphia
Warren Foundry and Machine Company
Phillipsburg
N. J
A. & H. McNeil
Buriington
Mellert Foundry and Machine Company
Explorer's voyage ends with typhoon wreck of Loiterer
Dr Charles G Weld Dr Edward P Elliot and Charles Longfellow returned to the city after a years absence and an adventurous voyage seeking Japanese curios. Their yacht Loiterer was wrecked in a pair of typhoons off Buvai Seki point, but most of the collection was saved and brought home via Yokohama. A prized cache of rare Japanese swords was lost.
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Antipodes
Charles G. Weld
Charles Longfellow
Edward P. Elliot
Weld
Japan
England
Marseilles
Eliot
Vienna
Hong Kong
Longfellow
Leilerer
Yokohama
Buvai Seki Point
Shimidzee
Refige
Yoko Bemer
Dr. Weld
San Francisco
Boston
Gled
Walnut Hill clay pigeons shoot draws lively turnout
Weather drew a strong crowd at Walnut Hill yesterday for a clay pigeon shoot. The day produced many clean scores and multiple five trap events with Curtis, Slocum, Adams, and others starring in numerous placements.
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Walnut Hill
Walnut Hil
Curtis
Slocum
Allen
Adams
Stow
Robnson
Nichols
Nichola
Cats
Robinson
Snow
Lovejoy
Faulkner
Nichel
Adams Aid
Hart
Draper Thir
Adame
Draper
West End Scrappers Stage Bantam Match In Local Fest
Aleck Ratty known as Jack Carrell the West End chicken trained to meet any 100-pound man. Jim Denehy weighed eighty-two pounds from Chartestown fought Ratty in a soft glove exhibition for a gold medal. After five rounds Denehy held the clear edge with Ratty showing bruised and bleeding, the referee declaring the bout drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Aleck Ratty
Jack Carrell
Menicre
Chartestown
Jim Denby
Hame
Fatty
Himon
Kaity
Denehy
Rutty
Denehby
Ratty
Somerville Defeats Woburns In Freewheeling Hockey Game
Somerville defeated Woburn last evening at the Somerville rink by three goals to none. Reynolds scored all three Somerville goals as Rob Bins was applauded in goal and Captain McKay led a rough, fast contest. Referee was Charles H. Tiayer. Other notes include lacrosse and rowing moves involving Boston clubs and international plans.
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Woburns
Robbins
Somerville
Woderna
McKay
Reynolds
Rush
Somerville Pierce
Kernolas
Wobuas
Charles H. Tiayer
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