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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1881

Page

3

Union college baccalaureate sermon and ball events announced

Rev. Phillips Brooks will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at Union College Schenectady and Hon A H Rice the chancellor s oration. The Columbian Guards annual ball at their Armory Portland and Travers streets features Monday evening Feb 28. Officials report on estate sales and local corporate actions including a purchase at Commonwealth avenue No 18 for 35000 cash and the Sanford Steamship company officers. A public meeting supports the Boston North Red Mission with Gov Long presiding and eminent speakers.

Phillips Brooks Union College Schenectady A. H. Rice Columbian Guards Ninth Regiment Portland and Travers Streets Mechanic Library Association William A. Prescott Maj. Follett A. P. Martin Martin Boston Reuen ‘Thomas A. A. Miner A. J. Gordon S.T. Frost Mission Davia Street Women’s Christian Temperance Union S.T. Andrews Anson Brown

Taxation hearing on repealing life insurance excise tax

The committee on taxation held a Thursday morning session to weigh repealing or amending the excise tax on life insurance business. B F Nourse argued the tax is unjust, asserting policy reserves are not property or tangible, and that only incomes producing property should be taxed. J L Green of Connecticut Mutual warned the tax harms policy holders and could affect out of state residents. The hearing will resume next Thursday with State Treasurer Gleason to speak.

Committee On Taxation B. F. Nourse Massachusetts J. L. Green Connecticut Mutual Company Gleason William Frost Oliver Street Fort Point Channel New York and New England Railroad Company Ree

Sunday Evening Concert at the Boston Theatre

Boston Cadet band led by T Adamowski violinist along with the Adamowski quartette and soprano Mrs Juliet Fenderson Lloyd perform a varied program at the Boston Theatre. Prices are 50 cents for reserved seats and the concert features Verdi Wagner Berlioz and Gounod selections with military band arrangements by Geo Carney and August Damm.

Boston Theatre Boston Cadet Band T. Adamowski Adamowski Juliet Fenderson Lloyd I. W. Henry Leon Keach Geo. F. Carney Boston Gumbert Thomas W. Henry Mace Gay August Damm Ailesandro Stradella Fiotow Hayden Joshua Whitcomb Mr. Thompson Mary Anderson America Evadne

Purity of Cochituate Water and Boston Parks Report

The water board found no solution to the cucumber taste in Cochituate water, despite chemical analysis. Boston committees approve a banner gift to New Orleans, report park improvements, removals of some square fences, and a $5,000 tree-planting appropriation.

Cochituate New Orleans The Water Board Boston Lucius Slade National Lancers City South Boston East Boston Charlestown Dorchester Tremont Street West Street Gate Boylston Street Franklin Franklin and Blackstone Telegraph Hill Madison Orchard Parks Commonwealth Avenue Chester Park Beacon Street Huntington Avenue Commonswealth Avenue Richardson, Hills& CO Water Street Bay Astern Corres New York San Francisco

Governor Grants Power to Recall Appointments and Harbors Bill

A bill from Mr. Lilley seeks governor and council revocation for cause of appointments, unless tenure is constitutionally fixed. Mr. Abbott's measure appropriates up to 1000 for English law reports for the state library. Allen's proposal amends harbor board acts, setting salaries at 3000 for chair and 2500 for other members with travel allowances. The Wayland petition debates water debt funding and rule suspension. Orders call for funds for charities, revenue anticipation borrowing, North River fishing, and Nine Mile Pond Fishing Company acts. Several reports and approvals are listed, with adjournment to close.

Lilley Middlesex Abbott Worcester Allen Suffolk Board of Harbor and Land Commissioners North River Plymouth Ninemile Pond Ebenezer Gay Secretary’s Department Supreme Council of the Home Circle Uxbridge Water Company Fidelity Insurance Committee On Richard Nichols Fire Department Frederick O. Prince Boston Francis E. Button Adelia T. Jones Lowell Crosby Steam Gauge and Valve Company Alden Emery Company Hamilton Manufacturing Company Ig “Ng

Biennial Elections Debate Moves To The People

The House debates a constitutional reform to hold biennial elections for state officers and governor. Supporters cite efficiency and national trends. opponents warn of potential loss of popular control and fears for town representation. The measure faces votes on separate provisions and was sent to the next general court after division.

Muzzey Cambridge House Committee On Constitutional Amendments Union Andrew Jackson Massachusetts Thayer North Adams Lodge Nahant Sinois Wells Allen Lynn Hill Boston Fisher Ames National Board of Trade Miller Worcester Friends of the Resolve Robbins Pittsfield Dunham Stockbridge Merritt Springfield

Long List of Names and Senate Vote Records

A roll of numerous named individuals and a detailed two year term for senators and representatives follows. It lists Yeas and Nays with many Boston and regional names, then district figures, and ends with orders of the day including committee reports and bills moving through the legislature before adjourning at 5:40 P M until Friday afternoon.

Eddy Edwards Fay Thomas Jr Fellows Fowler Freeman French Fuller Galvin Gargan Gill Gilman Goodwin Hadley Hamlin Hartwell Higginson Hoar Howard Hughes Jenks Jewett Joyce Kelly Francis B Kelley Watson B Kendall Love Mackintosh Mansfield McCullough McDonaid RicFarlin McGahey McGeough McManus Vera Melien Merritt Moriarty Spencer Mahoney Boston Root Barre Rice Florida Look Leominster Porter Rowe Robbins Pittsfield Steele Gloucester Metcalf Springfield Read Medford Senate House of Representatives Yeas Albee Allen Charles H Baill Bailey Baker Spans J Bidwell Bixby Brackett Brown Ward William &Gb Budidgion Bulloch Burpee Butler Eaward P John Haskell Carleton Chamberlain Clapp Clark Curtis Davenport Davis Eager Farrar George F Fernald Fifield Fioyd Forbes Foster Gaskill Gifford James E Rufus B Goulding Hatch Hemphill Hill Hooper Jefferson Johnson Jones Lawrence Learnard Lincoln Livermore Marshall Miller Muzzey Noyes Increase E Packard Paddock Phillips Poor Richardson Solon O Sanborn Sawyer Scott Slocum Smith Zenas Stevens Edward G Ezra A Frank D Almy Ames Atwood John J Barton Beckford Bosworth Bryant Buck Bugbee Burke Burr Edwin S Frank W Cannon Canterbury Carpenter Carroll Cawley Clarke Cleveland Cogswell Colton Corey Cronin Crowell Cushman Dever Donovan Dorman Thomas, Jr Hale McDonald McFarlin MccGahey McSorley Mellen Merritt Milliken Moriarty Mallane Murphy O’donnell O'Neil Peck Plunkett Burrill Quirk Reade Reed Nathaniel Russell Lawin Searles Shepard George A Harvey N Stanton Strong Sullivan Swift Thayer Wing Wales Walker Samuel Webster Edwin R White James Wilson Wonson William H Parrs—Lyon Hayden Woburn Dunham Stockbridge Crandall Attleboro Rand Jacobss Hingham Rehoboth

Walpole Rail Crash Hurts Dozens as Freight and Passenger Trains Collide

At a junction of the New York and New England and Old Colony rails near Walpole, a Hartford night freight crashed into a 7:22 am passenger car, sending a car down an embankment. Fireman William Daniels was killed. Mrs. Aaron Cutter was severely injured. Several others suffered cuts and bruises. The 8:45 Boston train retrieved mechanics and a wrecking crew, clearing the line after foggy signals obscured view. Authorities plan a railroad commission inquiry and an inquest for Daniels.

Hartford New York New England Old Colony N. Y N. E Aaron Cutter East Walpole S. E. Stone C. H. Fuller New Bedford W. C. Macy Foxboro Hatl William Daniels Boston Turner New York and Norwood Hall Holmes Canton Daniels Crover

Robbery at Morgan House on Columbus Avenue

Jewelry and other property valued at 250 dollars were stolen from the residence of R C Morgan at 260 Columbus avenue. Entrance was gained through a rear window. Thursday forenoon Officer Bates of division 3 arrested Michael McFadden for larceny of clothing and a watch valued at 45 dollars belonging to various parties on the steamer New Brunswick at Commercial wharf. The suit worn by McFadden was identified as stolen. Remainder of property not yet recovered.

R. C. Morgan Columbus Avenue Bates Division 3 Michael McFadden New Brunswick Commercial Wharf McFadden

Notable New England Deaths Include Balch Hadwen and Currier

Obituary notices recall Mr. Perley Balch of Lowell who taught in several Lowell grammar schools before leading Colburn and dying Feb 10 leaving a daughter. Worcester elder Charles Hadwen, 84, died Feb 8. a Quaker with long mercantile and textile ties. Isaac B. Currier, Sterling station agent for Fitchburg and Worcester, died Feb 9. former Charlestown firefighter and guard. Paul Hoag of Whittier fame died in Sandwich, N H. Legrand Fairman, 81, eccentric bibliophile and New York resident, found dead Feb 9 in his library.

Perley Balch Lowell Lopsfield Mass South Edson) Grammar School Boston Lynn Colburn Charles Hadwen Worcester Society of Friends Newport R. L Providence Scituate R. I Hadwen Isaac B. Currier Sterling Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad Company Pratt’s Junction Charlestown Fire Department Bunker Hill Artillery Pulaska Guards Paul Hoag Whittier New York

Turkeys found on schooner trawls off Gloucester coast

The Gloucester crew of the schooner Solomon Poole recovered a box of sixty eight dressed turkeys while visiting trawls on the western banks. The Star of the East arrived safely from Liverpool after nine crewmen refused to return, deeming the vessel seaworthy. The Mystic shows a strong shore trawling stock, profits totaling about nineteen thousand seven hundred sixty dollars with crew shares of seven hundred eighty five. The cod mining experiment by the Northern Hagie and Northern Eagle yields large hauls, prompting more cod seiners as the United States Fish Commission promotes the method with an illustrated circular for fishermen.

Gloucester Mass Solomon Poole Liverpool N.S Mystic John McKennon Northern Eagle United States Fish Commission

Earnings of the Rio Grande in February Week One

The Rio Grande railway earned 79103 in the first week of February, up from 26246 a year earlier, though snow disrupted operations delaying some traffic across routes and stations.

New York

Floods and Bridge Destruction Across Indiana Ohio and beyond

A long dispatch reports extensive flood damage across multiple states. Bridges and mills are washed away or destroyed including Clark & Sharp's mill near Alamo Indiana and several Sugar creek crossings. Widespread river ice and rising waters threaten rail lines and cities from Cincinnati to New Orleans with major inundation along the Mississippi and Hudson Valleys.

Cincinnati Clark & Sharp’s Alamo Ind Sugar Creek Walnut Fork Fredericksburg Pike Bramfordsville Sullivan Wabash River Illinois Marion Mississemnewa Spencer State House Lafayette Wabash Rushville Bainbridge Ohio Falls of Hocking Logan Springfield Southern Railway Greenfield Louderpaugh Ford Gambier Cinecinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Lima Mississippi New York Jersey City Brooklyn Harrisbore Harrisburg Powell's Creek Northern Central Railway Millersburg New Orleans Claiborne Street Cypress Grove Spanish Fort Vermont Barton Landing Hudson Valley Poughkeepsie N. Y Hartford and Boston Pine Plains Pittsburg Lackawaxen Delaware Delaware and Hudson Canal Elmira N.Y Delaware River Water Gap Delaware Valley Canada Toronto Port Stanley Clifton Pittsboro Idaho Borsk Virginia Fredericksburg

Two Persons Killed in Pennsylvania Train Collision

At Rock Hill station on the North Pennsylvania railroad a passenger train collided with a freight train entering a siding. Killed were Michael Hallahan and James Farley. Fatally injured were Rev. McFetridge, Jno. Gattely, Richard Morton, George Yoomans. Many others injured, some seriously, as wreckage and telegraph damage hindered operations amid fog.

Allentown Rock Hill North Pennsylvania Railroad Michael Hallahan South Easton James Farley Quakertown Mr. McFetridge Germantown Jno Gattely Richard Morton South Bethlehem George Yoomans West Bethlehem C. Zeifert George Green Charles Everett Bethlehem Wood Philadelphia James Moore Mauch Chunk New Jersey Central Jersey City Somerville New Jersey Central Railroad Edward Reeves Elizabeth A. C. Laird Thomas Davenport Bound Brook William Steele Staten Island George H. Frost William Saunders Miss Netlie Harris James Hare

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Boston Post Firemen’s Veteran Association James Quinn Massachusetts Lodge At Odd Fellows Cassius M. Hall George M. Towle Gladstone Mercantile Library Association New Hampshire Club Young’s Hervey Kent Exeter Goy-elect Bell Ladies’ Aid Association of the Children’s Hospital Winthrop Messrs. Smith & Townsend Bangor Atlantic Works Charlotte Lane Braintree Concord Railroad Massachusetts Home Missionary Society American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Messions Sanford Steamship Company Wm. H. Hill Ransom B. Fuller Oliver Ditson Wm. H. Hill, Jr James Litefeld Wm. S. Sturtevant Samuel D. Warren, Jr R. A. Pepper Harbor and Land Commissioners Boston and Albany Railroad Grand Junction Hull and Nantasket Beach Railroad Windmill Point Hull Bower Fair Washington Street Gertrude Rogers Jean Woltz Cummins Alex, Bell A. J. Foskett Joseph Young Men’s Christian Association May A. Greenwood H. H. Rich Pharoah King Leonard Marshall Ate J.A. Litchfield Princess Abbie F. Hull Angel Lena A. Healey Charles A. Day Joseph H. Alden Jacob L. B. Marehall Judah Walter R. Livingstone Reuben Frank Clancy George L. Kingsbury Brethren Grand Lodge G. C Dana Z. Smith Salem Boston Water Power Company Merchants’ Exchange Isaac Stebbins Frederick O’brien Nathan Matthew R. F. Brooks W. A. Rust R. P. Kingman Nathan Matthews, Jr Protection of National Association For the Protection of the Insane and the Fenno Tudor Beacon and Joy Streets H. B. Wilbur Syracuse Gov. Long Mayor Prince Gen N. P. Banks Hilton, Weston & Co Federal Street Montevideo Granite State Mills Adams Nervine Asylum Jamaica Plain Seth Adams White House Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Frances E. Willart Mrs. Hayes Washington L. B. Barrett Ellen Foster Clinton Iowa McLaughlin Committee On Prisons Old Prison M. J. Fintley Parsons William Parkman Committee On Fisheries James Brown Taunton Great Pond Edgartown Committee On Street Railways Haverhill and Groveland Street Railroad Company Henry A. Burnham Committee On Claims Mary A. Brigham Committee On Banks and Banking Brockton Executive Council Perkins Institution Andrew P. Peabodey John S. Dwight James H. Means J. Theodore Heard Massachusetts General Hospital Charles V. Bemis Samuel D. Warren Henry P. Kidder William Enicott, Jr State Lbrary George O. Shattuck Jacob M. Manning City Hospital Harriet Choate Essex Street Causeway Street Boston and Maine Railroad G. A. Pillsbury Lincoln Street Booston Mouseumm Haworth Globe Theatre Miss Ward Gatety Theatre Merry Music Opera Bouffes Correll Meridian London Streets Samuel Hoffies Otto Vanderheyde Dr. Camp Vanderheyde Cook Street Express Clark & Buckley Miss Phelps Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Andover de Tocqueville Commonwealth A. Crandall Philip Crandall Phillip W. Golitz West Eagle Street Joe Goldthwait & Co Common Council Board of Aldermen Committee On Parks Park Commissioners Arnold Arboretum Shawsheen H. J. Hayden Oand Fifth Streets Committee On Common John Reardon William H. Bradley Alvah H. Peters William H. Lee Edward F. Robinson Josbua Duncklee James C. Tucker William F. Davis Thomas W. Davis Henry M. Wightman George A. Clough Charles Harris Nicholas A. Apollonio Wm, Doogue Land League Troubles Faneuil Hall Wheeler England Messrs. Fitzpatrick Rogers Hagar Ward 10 Matthews Ward 21 Whitmore Ward 12 Greenough Ward 9 Swan Ward 24 Mr. Pratt Wharton Ward 11 Fitzgerald John Norton John Harrigan Eliot Street McCausland and Weldon Division 4 Bowman’s Manchester N, P .al Morocco Russia Norton Troy Albany Louis Aver North Pearl Street Harrigan Cape Cod Graves Cohasset Capts Howes Burrell Spooner Wilibey Old Hrckoory Cook Europe Globe Thos Cook & Son Broadway Lydia E. Pinkham Western Avenue Massachusetts Legislatures Bishop Mr. Strong Newton Wayland Petition Virrell Wayland Tirrell Morse Charles F. Rogers N. P. Gage Weymouth Reuben Lord A. M. Copeland Hampden Georgetown J. Q. Gilman Haverhill Warren Ordway Merrimac River Bradford L. H. Bateman Lock G. L. Swett Mr. Lincoln Barnstable John F. Cornish Barnstable County Wellfleet W. H. Knowles Joseph M. Day Said County Mr. Albee Lyman B. Williston Tufts J. W. R. Lawin Hijlot Secretary of State Isadora F. Lincoln Andrew Lodge of Massachusetts Central Railroad Company Ware River Railroad Company New London Northern Railroad Company Mr. Lodge of J.H. Richardson Reading J. H. Jessop Winthrop Gas Company Fall River Connecticut River Southbridge Committee On the Judiciary Avery Bail Thomas J Bowerman Leonard William B Budington Edward P. Butler Coolidge Durham Floyd Gufford Jacobs Keith Mulliken Newell Parmenter Potter Solon A Sheppard Joel F Remember Zenas E Sprague Jonathan T Stickney Stover Stowe Tapley Tappan Thomas Tinkham Arthur W John I Edwin Barr Albert E Cullen Walpole Francis T. Converse Nolini Paoleini Miss Converse Dedham Mary Howard Stephen Eilis Sarah C. Loud Lucy L. Larrabee Charlotte L. Plaisted Russell Lane Mary Bass Quincy George L. Gill Hugh L. Shearer Jennie ©. Shearer Varnum Waugh Robert Vese Frederick M. Thompson Caleb Thompson John C. Hemsworth Charles N. Hunt J. Hunt Cabot Brookline Charles M. Cabot D. T. Bunker Auburndale Mosman Bradford Morse Cunningham Rifles Mrr Oliver W. Kendall Lexington First Congregational Church Richmond Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Clarence H. Clark T. E. Moseley & Co Indiana Mississippi Sound Pascagoula Bay St. Loui Bay St. Louis New Orleans and Mobile New Basin St. Claude Street Old Basin Bayou St. John Esplanade Elysian Fields Street Bense New York City Monongahela Youghiogheny River Long Grand Lone Branch N. J Baltimore American Rapid Telegraph New Haven United States Devonshire Street Summer Street Merchants’ Row South End MALN Fegwkfm Pennsylvania Providence, R. I Elsy A. Chace Neilson John Leist WM. Hf. Zinn Temple Place West Street WM. H. Zinn Insurance Warine and Mutual Ins. Com W. Irving Comes Wainwright Hardie Henry D. King Franklin S. Phelps State ST OF New York J.0d.jones Charles Dennis K. H. Moore A. A. Raven Geo. Winthrop Coffin JefFry State Street Continental Insurance Albert Bowker Gid State House Bostom R.L. Pay & CO Room & Entrance Exchange Place Boston Stock and Exchange National Bank of Redemption National Revere Bank Continental National Bank Burlington Gas Light Co Burlington Suffolk National Bank Traders’ National Bank Pacific National Bank Old Boston National Bank Boston Keiting Co Pepperell Manufacturing Co Hill Manufacturing Co Continental Mills Cambridge Horse Railroad Toledo, Delphos & Burlington Railroad Lawrence Gas Light Co American Bell Telephone Co Riatiane Iansen Boston & Lowell Railroad State of Tilmots and Grand Trunk Railroad Chicago, Ber. and Quincy Railroad Norwich & Worcester Railroad Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad S, Inc Vermont Central K. R Consol San Pedro and Ganon del Agua Mining Inc National Exchanges Bank Webster National Bank Lyman Mills Metropolitan Horse Railroad Vermont and Canada Railroad Co Tulland Railroad Middlesex Horse KR . Co Oene Dian American Rapid Telegraph Co de McKay Metallic Fastening Co Boston Marine Insurance Co City of Providence W.L City of Chicago City of Nashua N. H M. L Nashua & Rochester Railroad Wor Easter Rutland Grand River Valley Railroad Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw Railroad Batopilas Silver Ming Co Henry & Hatch Devonshire Boots & Shoes A. S. Richards & CO Shoe and Leather Exchange Pi A. P. Taber Fall River Line John Wilmerding Wilmerding, Hoguet & Yee F.G. Wolbert Townsend & Fargis Leonard Street Samuel Bunting’s Sons & CO Enemnes W.B Emzland Mawnufacturers Lippincott, Son & CO Market Street Est Boat and Shoe Auction House Oak Hall G. W.simmeons & Son Qak Hall North Street Feonke Raymond's Colorado California Chicago Palmer House Kansas Denver Manitou Royal Gorge Black Hawk Central City Pacific Railway Salt Lake City Utah Nevada Pacific Coast Palace Hotel Monterey Yosemite I. A. Whitcomb W. Raymond Washington St Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance Company Israel W. Munroe, Pres. and Treas Chas. A. Howland Ye W. Porter & Co Merrimage Mutual Fire Insurance CO A. Smart W.S. Jenkins Boyeston Mutual Insurance Company W. Balch W. Glover American Insurance Co Messrs George Croshaw & CO London Francis Peabody J. W. Field TuFal Francis Henshaw & CO Boston Stock and Exchange Board Haar Massachusetts Cotton Mills Union Mant’g Co Peterboro N. H. Amory Manufacturing Co State National Bank Laconia Manufacturing Co Savcaraa Mille Puglpaary Boston and Lowell Railroad Ashinetan Uu ‘Vy Cadulltam Atchison, Colorado Pacific Railroad Central Branch Union Pacifio R. BR Cedar Rapids and Missouri River Railroad Howard National Bank Union Electric Signal Go Prouty Press Co Wisconsin Central R. R Boston & Providence Railroad Missouri River R. BR. O Iowa Railroad Land Company Merchandise National Bank Arkansas Valley Town Lot Co Micclesex Railroad Co Cocheco Manufacturing Co Washburn and Moening Co Bates Manufacturing Co Ht) Manufacturing Co South Oston Horse Railroad Company Boston & Providence Vermont & Canada Railroad Boston Machine Co Old Colony Railroad Aine Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Sutteik National Bank Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Findson Fabric Co. A Boston and Providence Long Beach Imp. Co Essex Railroad Boston & Albany Railroad City of Cincinnati W.s City of Boston Vt. Ctl Vt. & Canada Railroad Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad Butland Railroad Securities F. A. Hawley Massachusetts Central BA Francis Henshaw T. Bricham Bishop & CO Cor J. F. Amsden & Son Congress Street Keston Stock Exchange A. S. Bonds Brice S. Evans & Son Boston Statesman and Weekly Post Carlyle Niagara Capital Schurz Dawes Ocean Ingersoll Ireland General Court Board of Education Peter J. Fitzgerald North Fourth Street Ica Baeeder, Adamson & CO Lair, &Ko Horratio Harris & CO James McCarthy Moses Colman National Horse and Carriage Mart Portland Friend Streets Albert How John H. Osgood Metropolitan Steamship Co Atlantic Avenue Moise W. L. Bruce Wwe Ana Boston Post Office Fed St Isburch&co Auctioncern Carriage Depository East Street Kbostome Depository Kentucky Rosamond Hiram Wraft Bne Coupe Kimball Bros Sargent & Ham C. T. Walker Mammoth Horse and Carriage Bazaar Portland Street Bazaar Willara Bashaw Harper Sharon
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