Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 28 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1879

Page

2

No extra session urged by Democrats says caucus

Republicans claim the caucus intends an extra session though few Democratic Senators favor new legislation to push appropriation bills. Some House Democrats share the view that Republicans hope to force a session. the caucus says an extra session will only occur if Republicans scheme. England mourns heavy losses as South African war rage shocks the nation with political fallout. Health Board in New York orders milk from distillery swill stables banned. Missouri railroad cut collapse buries workers killing six. Wisconsin heavy snow boosts lumber activity this winter. Paige bail case two more arrests held on $10,000 bail. Prison Board bill advances in House. Capt. W. W. Coit dies at 81. School Committee nominates teachers and adjusts subcommittees.

Washington House England South Africa Beaconsfield United Kingdom Health Board of New York City Long Island Missouri Wisconsin Paige Striw Board of Prison Commissioners W. W. Coit Norwich Conn United States Boston Post Washington, Fess Thurman Senate

Weather signals and forecast for New England coast

Indications show rain or snow in New England with a falling then rising barometer. Southerly winds shift to westerly and northwesterly. Night brings lower temperatures. Cautionary signals persist at New Haven New London Newport Woods Hall Boston Section Eight Portland Section Seven Eastport. Offshore cautionary signals ordered from Smithville NC to New York.

New England New Haven New London Newport Woods Hall Boston Portland Eastport Smithville N. C New York Middle States Chicago

Sam Lees motions denied in Sumter new trial arrest cases

Sam Lee's counsel in Sumter moved for a new trial and arrest of judgment on technical grounds, both denied. Lee failed to appear when sentenced and Judge Mackey said the sentence would be placed in the Clerk's hands. In Charleston, a true bill was found against E W M Mackey for libel over charges of ballot stuffing at the Palmetto engine house in recent elections.

Charleston Sam Lee Sumter Lee Mackey Se l Grand Jury Charleston County E. W. M. Mackey W. L. Daggett Palmetto

Senate Debates Tactics Amid Caucus Split Over Repeals

Washington dispatch notes Democratic caucus failures to unite on Thurman amendment and test oath repeal for jurors. Republicans claim pressure for extra session, while Senate committees push Indian Territory reform and new library plans. Naval nominations confirmed as Cameron backs Butler retention.

Senate Acts on Banks Nominations in Massachusetts

In a February session the Senate reported from the Judiciary Committee the nomination of N. P. Banks as United States Marshal for Massachusetts with a recommendation to confirm after the current term ends next month. The nomination’s wording sparked a debate on Senate amendment power, likely to be corrected by the President tomorrow. The day also covered a private inquiry into the Louisiana presidential election and notes on public finances and a 4 percent loan subscription. The Geneva Award bill action was postponed, and the Continental Bank of Boston was named as a public money repository. Receipts from internal revenue and customs were listed, along with loan subscriptions totals.

Washington Senate N. P. Banks United States Massachusetts Judiciary Committee Gen. Banks Roland G. Usher Matthews Louisiana James F. Anderson Continental Bank of Boston

White River Junction Death by Own Action Prompts Discussion

In White River Junction on February 7 a young man named Murphy died by hanging, prompting discussion of his possible motives. Dr Sperry and his wife, who treated him with kindness, may have influenced opinions that the act was a reckless experiment rather than premeditated. The report also notes the doctor and family have faced misfortune in recent years, and mentions local lectures, social events, and notable residents, including Dr Joseph Gray and Col Grover.

White River Junction Young Murphy Methodist Society L. O. Sherburne Perkinsville P. M. Frost West Fairlee Methodist Church A. J. Hough Joseph Gray Col. Grover A. G. Dewey Justin F. McKenzie Max

Deadly Grand Avenue earth slide halts Kansas City work

A 90 foot high cut for the Chicago and Alton Railroad at Grand avenue Kansas City collapsed at 730 am killing six laborers and wounding others. Ten workers per shift with six areas buried. rescue teams recovered all bodies after hours of effort as families gathered amid the tragedy.

Kansas City Grand Avenue Chicago and Alton Railroad Peter Bagley James Hagen Thomas Casey Edward Hines Daniel Lucitt Richard Rine Cnt

Bonanza Sponge Discovery Near Key West Harbor

A sponge bonanza is reported in Key West harbor with sponge thought extinct now found in nearby bars. A sponge merchant says several small boats earned between 8000 and 10000 dollars in two days, all within a half hour’s sail of the wharf.

Key West Fla

Humiliating British Defeat in Africa Sparks Relief Demands

The Times reports a grave disaster in South Africa with the Zulus proving stronger than expected. Chelmsford’s force suffers heavy losses. a court of inquiry is ordered. The Cabinet approves six battalions, two cavalry regiments, artillery, engineers, and service corps to reinforce Chelmsford.

South Africa London the Times Africa Twenty-fourth Regiment Chelmsford England Lord Chelmsford United Kingdom Helpmakaar Rorke’s Drift Glyn Twenty-fourth Royal Artillery Twenty de Gosher Natal Mounted Police Natal Carbineers Buffalo Border Guard Newcastle Mounted Rifles Lonsdale Seventy-fourth Highlanders War Office No. 3 Col. Pearson Army Service Corps Army Hospital Corps Cape Colony Portsmouth W. H. Smith Admiralty Westminster Cape Town Times Cape Lord Lytton India Natal Constantinople Layard

Paris Decrees Appoint Generals and Chamber Changes

President Grevy signed a decree appointing eighteen generals and twelve commanders. New posts include Farre at Lyons Clinehant at Chalons and De Gallifet at Tours with Wolff replacing the Duke d Aumale at Besancon. Albert Grevy elected Vice President. amnesty bill for Communists introduced. Finance minister Say silent on 5 percent notes conversion. Army reform committee paves path for three year service and ending one year for educated classes.

Paris Grevy Farre Lyons Clinehant Chalons de Gallifet Tours Wolff d’Aumale Besancon le Temps Chamber of Deputies Albert Grevy Chamber M.de Marcere Leon Say

French steamer reports on Santa Cruz uprising and loans

A French mail steamer from St Thomas arrives with a Danish commission seeking causes of Santa Cruz unrest and guidance to prevent repeats. It also aims to assess damages, offer aid, and grant temporary loans from the state treasury. Weather slows sugarcane grinding in Porto Rico. Haiti elections go smoothly. Santo Domingo remains quiet. Venezuela revolutionists control Puerto Cabello and Maracaibo proclaims Don Guzman Blanco president.

Havana St. Thomas Denmark Santa Cruz Porto Rico Haiti Canal Santo Domingo Ultimo Venezuela Puerto Cabello Maracaibo Don Guzman Blanco Blanco Saint Thomas Europe

Plague Fear Looms as Europe Faces Poses Crisis

Rome reports the Board of Health predicts plague reaching Europe could kill a third of the population if it enters the continent. Italy orders twenty days of quarantine for travelers from Egypt while other cities report port health actions and frontier measures.

Rome Board of Health Chamber of Deputies Europe Egypt Berlin Alexandria Belgrade Servia

Liverpool strike ends talk but work stoppage lasts

In Liverpool on February 11 the steamship owners and striker delegation met. owners refused concessions and kept to terms. The strike continues though many workers show signs of yielding and may return soon. No National Line ship will sail to New York tomorrow.

Liverpool National Line New York

Amnesties and tensions across continents in Feb reports

In Paris the Archbishop Desprez of Toulouse is made Cardinal. an Amnesty bill grants pardon to most offenders since 1870, except common law offenders, with political offences largely condoned. In London a libel case against Stevens and Griffiths was dismissed as the libel deemed true and for public benefit. Privy Council orders health inspections for Black Sea arrivals as Berlin treaty prospects and Russian evacuations dominate Eastern questions.

MaprRip St. Domingo Paris Desprez Toulouse London Frederick Bell Stevens R. Griffiths Coleridge Privy Council Black Sea Smith Admiralty Westminster

Manhattan Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested in Case

News reports a key arrest in the Manhattan Bank robbery identifying John Hope as the suspect who met the milkman and learned the janitor’s family was away. Three witnesses may testify. Developments suggest more gang members may be captured.

Efforts to Save Gravelin From the Gal Lows in Kansas

In October 1876 Herbert O White of Wethersfield Vermont was found dead in a well. Henry Gravelin a wealthy farmer was tried and condemned for murder though circumstantial evidence. His supporters allege jury testimony was bought and used by an insurance company to force conviction to gain control of Gravelin’s property. A man named Hanlin claimed Gravelin confessed, but Hanlin worked for Farmers Mutual Insurance Company. new testimony suggests company officials funded his statements. Ongoing legislative scrutiny and new affidavits question the motive and fairness of the trial as further arrest efforts target a John Jacobs suspected of involvement in the same case.

Herbert O. White Wethersfield Henry Gravelin Gravelin Horace Weston White Tim Hanlin Hamlin Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company Montpelier Weston Preston Farmers’ Insurance Company Hanlin Insurance Company Henry H. Kern W. W. Fisher Tiblow Kan John Jacobs

Poppfenhausen bankruptcy overclaimed in Stewart suit

Mrs A T Stewart sues Receiver Sharpe and Long Island Railroad to eject them from the Central Railroad for non payment of 80000 dollars in rent. The case reveals Poppenhausen did not spend 3 million on the Central road. only four miles were built by him while Stewart financed Hinsdale to Garden City and Bethpage, sixteen miles, totaling over two million.

New York Brooklyn Eagle A. T. Stewart Sharpe Long Island Railroad Company Central Railroad of Long Island Central Railroad Conrad Poppenhausen Poppenhausen Flushing Hinsdale Creedmoor Hunter’s Point Garden City Bethpage Stewart

Rebuild Planned for Emerson, Stevens & Co. Factory

West Waterville will see immediate reconstruction of the Emerson Stevens and Co scythe and axe works after a recent fire. Deacon Ambrose H Palmer of Winslow was found dead in his bed Thursday morning at about age 65. Pinkerton detectives arrived at Dexter to counter the theory of self harm, while a Saco woman resold furniture to fund housekeeping in the West. James Burnham, 54, a Thomaston farmer, hanged himself Tuesday with no stated cause. Lewis Armstrong of Machias was arrested for passing spurious half dollars and discharged after a hearing. Willis Parsons Co of Auburn mills 1200 bushels of local wheat and offers custom grinding on select days. A traveling photographer from Auburn later became a wealthy Illinois banker, last heard of in Fall. Bangor Grand Jury returns 31 indictments including murder and man slaughter. Capt George Prince of Bath guilty of Pension Bureau fraud, sentenced to ten years hard labor. government seeks civil recovery of 15000 pounds.

Emerson, Stevens & Co West Waterville Ambrose H. Palmer Winslow Pinkerton Dexter Barron James Burnham Thomaston Lewis Armstrong Machias United States Marshal Smith Calais Downs Messrs Willis, Parsons & Co Auburn Maine Col. Littlefield Denver Ilinois Bangor Supreme Judicial Court Robert Geaton Frank McKelvey Veazie Ephraim Dubey Frank Dufour Appleton

Prohibition Convention planned in Manchester this month

A Prohibition Convention is set for Manchester on the 19th and 20th to form a State League aimed at enforcing liquor laws. The event will gather activists to advance strict measures and coordinated policy action.

Multiple Vermont crimes and public bonds offered in Brattleboro area

A Vermont column reports Mrs Wright Whipple of Pittsford died by her own hand in a shooting. Ber linn's DD B Bosworth attempted hanging and is deemed crazy. $50,000 five percent town bonds for the Brattleboro and Londonderry Narrow-Gauge Railroad are offered. Gravelin faces execution next month for a Wethersfield murder and was reportedly stripped of wealth. Chief Justice Pierpoint of Vergennes ruled against Rutland murderer John P Phair, whose mother served in his judge’s family and now accuses prejudice. Phair says he will sleep little over his doom.

Wright Whipple Pittsford DD. B. Bosworth Berlin Brattleboro Londonderry Gravelin Herbert White Wethersfield Pierpoint Vergennes John P. Phair Rutland Phair

Alumni Elect Goodell for Agricultural College Presidency

A vote of the alumni of the Agricultural College names Professor H. H. Goodell as candidate for the vacant presidency. Ansel H. Moulton, Fitchburg officer, seduced a girl of good reputation and has fled. In Pittsfield, Adrian d Henzel is discharged after a Sun editor assault complaint. In Gloucester Ward Two, Benjamin R. Wonson (Greenbacker) wins alderman with 146 votes to 21 for Eli Cleaves (Rep). E. E. Ingraham, formerly of Wilmington Vermont, severely injured by a falling limb while working on Sugar Loaf Mountain. A Provincetown letter reports Henry Nickerson, late mate of bark Laura R. Burnham of Boston, died at Hiogo Japan on December 19 after being knocked into the hold on September 23, injuring the spine. French Ward woollen mill at West Stoughton closes for an indefinite period after twelve years of operation. Gloucester Aldermen adopt resolutions on the death of ex Mayor Dyer. Funeral today at Congregational Church with G A R Post 45 and Loyal Legion in attendance.

the Agricultural College H. H. Goodell Ansel H. Moulton Fitchburg Pittsfield Adrian d’Henzel Ford the Sun d’Henzel Gloucester Benjamin R. Wonson Greenbacker Eli C. Cleaves Rep E. E. Ingraham Wilmington South Deerfield Sugar Loaf Mountain Provincetown Hiogo Japan Henry Nickerson Laura R. Burnham Boston French & Ward West Stoughton Gloucester Aldermen Dyer Congregational Church Post 45 The Loyal Legion of Boston

New York Merchant Donates Venice Painting to Redwood Library

Thatcher M. Adams of New York has given the Redwood Library at Newport a valuable painting titled The Concert. The work is part of a larger canvas in the Academy of Venice by Bonifazio, known as the Rich Man's Feast.

Thatcher M. Adams New York Redwood Library Newport Academy of Venice Bonifazio

West Hartford Teen Dies by Own Action in Hangings

Nathan Murphy, a 16 year old boy from West Hartford, died by suicide. A separate Norwich/Dayville report notes Sayles Company creditors meeting, liabilities around 700000, assets four mills, unpaid mortgages, and insolvency plans under Col Allen Tenney. The Birmingham works fly wheel burst, causing 7000 dollars in damage and stoppage. A Watertown anniversary marks 62 years of Deacon Woodward's marriage. Bucholtz in the Schulle murder inquiry is indicted for guilty knowledge.

Nathan Murphy West Hartford Schulle South Norwalk Bucholtz Birmingham Iron and Steel Works Watertown Deacon Lucius Woodward Deacon Woodward Sayles Company Dayville Col. Allen Tenney Norwich Hugh Osgood T. D. Sayles Sayles

Wild Hog Keeps Silence on Camp Robinson Crisis

An Omaha dispatch cites Wild Hog and Big Crow describing Native grievances. Wild Hog accuses agents of starving tribes after relocation from the North, saying treaty promises were broken and supplies withheld. He says they left to avoid renewed starvation and denies taking horses or goods. Camp Robinson unrest linked to fear of returning to Arkansas agent.

New York Wild Hog Sidney Camp Robinson Big Crow Arkansas

Lowell City Council Limits Train Speeds on Merrimac Moody Tracks

Lowell Mass Feb 11 A City Council meeting introduced an ordinance to limit speed of cars on Merrimac and Moody street branch railroad tracks to three miles an hour and to forbid locomotive use. A rule was adopted that ail nom.

Lowell, Mass Merrimac and Moody Streets

Notable Tem pleton figures pass in rapid notices

One of Tem pleton Mass oldest citizens dies after a long career in public service including posts as Trial Justice Postmaster Town Clerk and Representative. Other obituaries note Capt W W Coit of Norwich aged 81 founder of a transportation company and veteran steamboat captain. Also remembered are James Pattee of Manchester Typhoid pneumonia death Frederick W Gardner son of ex Gov Gardner killed in Colorado Judge Levi Vilas Democratic leader in Wisconsin and others including Mrs Helen Kastner Peter Smyth Josiah Winslow Rev Cornelius Moynihan James D Phelan and Henri Daumier.

Templeton Mass Pierce Buchanan Sumner United States Norwich Conn New York and Norwich McDonough Norwich and New York Transportation Company James Pattee Manchester N. H Pattee Manchester Mills Trinity Commandery Knights Templars Wondanset Odd Fellows School of Technology Boston Frederick W. Gardner Henry J. Gardner Colorado Gardner St. Paul Concord Naval Academy Annapolis Silverton Levi B. Vilas Northwest Madison Wis Congress Wisconsin Helen Kastner Newtonville Charles Kastner Department of Practical Design Massachusetts Institute of Technology Peter Smyth Legislative Council of Nova Scotia Port Hood Cape Breton Josiah Winslow Hanover Cornelieus Moynihan St. Peter’s Church New

Pleuro pneumonia drive orders issued for Long Island stables

New York reports Prof Law declares burning stables and slaughtering cows the only remedy at Fleischman distillery milk stables on Long Island. City Health Board bans swill milk from Long Island distilleries. Eight cows from Port Morris CT origin slaughtered after pleuro pneumonia check. Arrests made for bringing diseased cattle into the city. Blissville cattle quarantines discussed. Medical College dissection bodies prompt inquiry.

NEW York Board OF Health Long Island England New York Law Fleischman Port Morris Connecticut Sianiard Steamship Companies Order of the Privy Council United States National Anchor London Goldsmith & Toffey Board of Health Jacob Hecht Attorney Street Abraham Stein East Ninth Street Watertown Conn Blissville Health Board

Multiple early reports from the nation and regions

A string of brief items notes a jail fire in Augusta Arkansas with a $28 000 loss, a Quebec Montreal Ottawa and Occidental Railway first train reaching Ottawa, and attorney Robert N Palmer of Poughkeepsie arrested for misappropriating earnings on a $5000 bond. Other notes report Cyprus fever in Halifax, a Cuban Colombian revolt via Panama, a jury verdict of 525 for a Cleveland plaintiff, Arkansas bond repudiation votes, a 560 mile walk finished by Oscar Kidd, an Allentown ore beds collapse killing one and injuring others, a Louisville Sabbath protest, Cincinnati savings bank liabilities at 695 200, miners warned in Cosheston, New Brunswick finances flagged, Reno inquiry arguments closed, a Missouri river gorge destroying a railroad bridge span with 30 000 to 40 000 loss, and a March 1 bridge completion in Chicago.

Woodford Augusta Ark Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa and Occidental Ottawa Robert N. Palmer Poughkeepsie N. Y Halifax One Hundred and Panama Antioquia Cleveland, O Holford Arkansas House Oscar Kidd Port Jervis Ziegler Allentown Louisville Adam & Cov S Savings Bank Cincinnati Cosherton Union Sussex County N. J Reno Chicago Washington Missouri River Chicago and Alton Railroad American Bridge Company of Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cliffords N. Y. Tribune Philadelphia Times Rutherford B. Hayes Potter Committee Tilden Hayes Returning Board Mr Hayes Orrex Sicnat Service U S. A General Weather Report G. Beck & Son Moses Colman & Son Oriental Goods Leonard & Co J. M. Watson & Co R. L. Day & Co Hawes & Henshaw Boots Rhodes & Co Boots and Shoes Philadelphia John Horton J.C. McCurdy & Co Johnson, Moody & Co Samuel Bunting’s Sons Charls C. Warren Isburgh & Walker Henry & Hatch Dress Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO Milwaukee Mississippi River Lake Superior Music Hall Patrick McGinn H. M. Clark McGinn Merrimac River Uyannis Taunton River Wood’s Hall Nantucket Harbor Lubee Channel St. Croix River Penobscot River Belfast Richmond Island Harbor Kennebunk River Rhode Island Providence River Narragansett Bay Little Narragansett Bay Connecticut River Hartford Stonington Harbor Thames River Housatonic River Bridgeport Harbor Norwalk Vermont Burlington Swanton Otter Creek Hewitt Committee On Elections Florida Finley Turney Bisbee Indian Territory Senate Committee On Territories Francis M. Ashton William Gibson Francis M. Barber Alexander McCracken Thomas B. Howard Charles H. Black G. L. Dyer Albert A. Michelson Congressional Library Capitol Senator Conkling Ewig Senator Dawes Committee On Patents McKay- Mathies Sargent Potter Woolley Hiscock South Nashville Senator Windom Western Oeset Lettiluliud Roach Senate Appropriations Committee John Roach House Committee On the Treasury Republican Caucus South Carolina Cameron Butler George Leavitt Machias, Mo New Hampshire Ossian Ray Senator Oglesby Brazil Senator Burnside Reconstruction Burnside Senate Committee On Appropriations Eer Corps of Engineers Engineers Vermont News Stantly Bertha Burger East Twenty-seventh Street Cora Sammis Northport L. I Frank Cosgrove Cooper Burling Slip Minnie Russell Jessie Williams Cosgrove Mrs Burger Burger East Fifty-seventh Street Risler Mary Steele William Street Foreign News Continent Todleben Labanoff Adrianople Doudoukoff Korsakoff Bulgaria National Assembly CalcutTa Frs Ameer Afghanistan Bokhara Herat Yakoob Kahn Kohistan Guelph Fund Pall Mall Gazette Guelph Alfonso Maprio Martinez Campos Gotham Gleanings Madge Rivers Shang” Draper Lambert HAR New Trial Manhattan John Hope Thomas Lord Dix Thurlow Weed Commodore Garrison Samuel B. Ruggles Charles O’conor Henry Bergh John Bigelow John J. Cisco Robert B. McCurdy Thamas Bond Alexander Knox Dr Booth Greenwood Southbridge Otterbourg King’s County Supreme Court Pratt Northampton Draper Board of Fire Underwriters Jacob Schaefer George F. Slosson William Sexton Maurice Daly Christian Moller Hoboken Metropolitan Elevated Brooklyn Supreme Court Quicksilver Mining Company Walter Gallagher Thomas Daly Daly American Geographical Society American Popular Life Insurance Company Court of Appeals Stewart & Co West Chester Bank Peeksville St. Nicholas Bank A. G. Hooper Hoke Royal Kansas Long Island Railroad Poppenhaussen NEW England News George Prince of Bath Pension Bureau United States District Court Committee On Police Committee On Education Agawam Street Harris Nathan Allen W. H. Richardson Campton Bay Holderness School New Hampshire Lodge of Odd Fellows George W. Towle Plainfield Weeks Prudential Committee H. L. Hubbard Claremont Sullivan County Oxford Concord Savings Bank Uncle Sam Lowell Municipal Paul Gervase Museum of Natural History Gratiolet Sorbonne Institute Dexter Gilbert Nape Deposit & Trust CO NEW England Life Building Congress Streets Frederick M. Stone Miles Edward P. Bond Speen Department Macallar, Wiliams & Parker Washington Street Emerson & Tilden W. O. Perkins Everest Octavo Choruses Oliver Ditson & CO Foote & French Cheshire Borr Congress Street Congress Boston Ress Square Joan C. Balderston Henry L. Daggett Franklin L. Fay Suffolk Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth Balderston A. D Mno C. Balderston Henry L. Daggett, Jr Nwealth John C. Balderston Henry Lunt Menry B. Peirce Sam'’L C. Hervey L. Sheplie & CO W. Black Doyle Ward Haly Tennessee Roger A. Pryor West Virginia Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Trenton Henry Cole Ulrich Mercer County Cole Nicholas Moore Newark Sandy Hook Shrewsbury Jordan Woolley George Hulme Martha E. Price American Print Works Fall River Borden Providence Bank of North America Shore Mills Linen Mills California San Francisco Fan Belcher Cimawsian Best & Belcher Bodie Iain Califonia Chollar Raymond & Ely Virginia Savare Crown Point Sierra Nevada Eureka Union Consolidated Gould & Curry Hale & Norcross Julia Consolidated Justice Ted Richardson, Hill & Co Water Street Charles Herman Danville Bohan, Carroll & Co J. B. Page Richmond Littleton Twin River Mt. Washington Edward Weston ST. Louis St. Lovuis Manup’s Borne & Greenough State Street Groom, Thomas & CO GAY, Aahon RE. & CH Johnson, H. T. & CO Arch Street Tobey P. S Milk Street Dod Horace Niles S. R Tremont Street Pettingill Frost & Adams Cornhill Hastings Cornhill, Walkher Washington St Wadsworth Bros & H Wash. St BIRD Henry C. & CO Tremont St Colman Moses & Sow Portland St DAY State St Hatch, Samuel & CO Congress St Farris, H. & CO Farshis Cyrus L. & C O Central Whf Summer Street Holbrook Sullivan & MacDonald School St Winnett, J. & CO Bankers Attwood Gilb T & CO Merchants Brooks & Warner, Water BANGS LOUD T. J.& Bro Parker & Stackpole Bevonshire Peck, F. H Stone & Downer Book Publishers Batchfluler Blanchard, Fuller &O Pearl St Boyd, J. &O Ruffum D. C Pearl Street High Street Curtis, WN & CO Federal Street Edmunds & Mayo Hayden,guvarderier & CO Johnson, Rust & Co Jarvis Furnace CO Congreas St Huchins J.H. W Waterford St Aedt, James & Son Wawkins Street Ingalls, Wyer & CO Friend Street Kimball Bros Sudbury Street Sargent, WM. P. & CO Sudbury Fremont Street Sargent & Ham Bowker Street Carpetinos WH. Bond & Son Water St Burnett, Jos. & CO Central Street Macomber, Bigelow & D Oliver BEAN FACOR Devonshire Street Blattif W. A Exchange Place Marsh Frances Jr Sears Ballard Vincent Temple Place Men’s Furnishings Chaffin, J.C. & CO Wash Street Freeman & Gray Mewins & Hollis Nichols, W. F. & CO Merchant Tailors Calrow John G Lyon, George & CO West Street Whitcomb H. P Fisher & Fairbanks Devonshire St Chickering & Sons Henry F. Miller Gibson’s Son &O Broad St Barnes & Appleton Brown Seth E Old State House Barnes & Carter Cundy W. H Chandler Chapin Geo. H Wash Eldridge JAS. T. & CO Farnsworth FE. S French, J. & Son HYPE JAS. F.C Court Square Jeffries, John & Sons Dev Jackson JAS Hingsley, Gardner P Lincoln WM. & Son Nason School Street Porter, Alex. S Thayer Edward F Equitable B’g. Willis Wade, J. M SAFES Damon, Geo. L American Steam Safe Works Morse, E. R. & CO WM. Bond & Son Faneuil Hail S Tower, C. B. & CO Franklin Street Erastus Johns Savannah W. B. Fieming Julian Hartridge Ship News St. Joan Hull Eng Powell A. Zamer Chatham N. B Kichibucto Berauuna Fen Addie Todd Annetta Bay Wolaka Guadaloupe Bermuda Auguste Hunter Francis Hilyard Antwerp Gem Bristol Wavana John Proctor Baltimore Edwin Johnson E. J. Allen Eunice Rich Barbadoes Antigua St. John Antigua Haufax N.S Fes George Shattuck St. Pierre Ontario Ortland Dunsyre Hartfield Brothers Yarmouth Westbourne Mediterranean Hindoo Bull Canima British Empire Southampton Weser Remen Aspinwall Acapulco Algitha City of New York Buil Wall Street Alex. Frothingham & Co Agar W. A. Batchelor Fond Street Dyp&p&wyte Jy
Search Courier

Search the Boston Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Boston Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication