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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1870

Page

2

Currency Bill Passes and Kentucky Voting Rights Debate

The currency bill advanced as the Senate reviewed amendments in the Committee of the Whole. In Kentucky, the House of Representatives voted 73 to 15 to urge the Judiciary to investigate and strike laws restricting white suffrage, while a pending bill would grant voting rights after twelve months in Kentucky following declaration of intent.

Senate Committee Terry Accet Oate Judiciary Committee Joshua Hill Georgia Congress United States House Louisville Kentucky

Legislature Considers Abolishing Capital Punishment

In Aveusta Maine February 2 the House introduced an order directing the Committee on Legal Reform to study abolition of capital punishment. The Senate read and tabled the General Railway bill. Lawmakers return from Peabody ceremonies as TENNESS text closes.

Aveusta Committee On Senate Committee On the Judiciary State House

Trotting Congress Opens to Set Rules for Turf

The Trotting Congress convened at the Everett House to settle disputes over turf regulations amid fraud allegations. About 200 sporting leaders attended, forming a permanent committee and choosing officers. A key resolution established three delegates per track, with one vote per delegate.

New York Geo. H. Smith Narragansett Park Association Everett House New England Messrs H. S. Russell Stephen Hayes A. P. Morrison Frank Doe Boston R. Bradley D. Goodell F. W. Brooks Brattleboro Henry B. Kent Manchester L. G. Bowen H. 8. Hyde Geo. Dwight, Jr William Parks Prospect Park Association J. C. Simpson Dubuque Iowa George M. Tolman Reading Providence J. B. G. Bruce Buckeye Club Cincinnati Isaiah Rynders N. Y B.G. Brace Ohio Col. E. Russell H. Page T. J. Vail Conn Alden Goldsmith D. Goodall Vermont Jesse Boynton R. L Jno. L Jockey Club

Stevens Arrest Aimed to Influence Maine Investments

Special Despatch notes the arrest of 8. Stevens over alleged theft in New York is a tactic to sway opinion for Maine gentlemen who funded Stevens. The bonds involve Belfast not Bangor, and funds were invested in Kansas lands. Controversy centers on who holds legal title to the lands. Lawrence indicted for murder. Mrs Deborah Davis dies after a fall at her Essex Street home. Serious skull fracture reported.

New York Rose Street Osterhausen Hope Office Providence Merchants Independent Boston Etna Hartford Springfield American City of Hartford Wooster Street Metropolitan Collar Company Bruner & Moore Associated Press John Nixon David Sislo Bloomingdale N. J Sislo Nixon Excise Board Croton Reddy Deborah Davis Essex Street National Sailors’ Home Revenue Cutter Salem W. A. Wellman State Street Forbes Court Street America Exchange National Bank Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific R. R. C Chicago and Southwestern Railway Muscatine Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Road Chicago and Rock Island Columbus Iowa Missocrl Leavenworth Kansas Chicago Missouri Valley Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad CO Indianapolis, Crawfordville Danville Consolidated Company Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western Railroad Company Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company Chicago and Alton Burlington and Quincy TRE

Coup and Capture at Fort Garry in Half-Breed Crisis

Reports conflict over Reille's status as master of the situation amid a bid by half-breeds to hasten their aims. A guard seized Reille on return to Fort Garry after a brief resistance. Other despatches claim he remained in control or was aided by allies before reaching the fort.

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