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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

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Feb 25, 1885

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National Educational Association meets in New Orleans

The National Educational Association opened in New Orleans with over 160 delegates. Temporary chairman John Hancock of Ohio led the session in Hall with President Browne absent illness. Welcome address delivered by Warren Waston of Louisiana and response by E. B. White of Ohio.

Orleans National Educational Association W. A. Sogers Browne John Hancock Ohio L. 4 Arbour Kentucky Warren Waston Louisiana E. B White Tillotson Kansas

Fires in Reading Cause Major Village Losses

Judge Pettengill held a fire hearing based on a petition signed by 32 Reading citizens regarding three fires. Clarence Merrill’s barn burned with $1800 loss, William Kenney’s paper store $600, and Mrs Greenwood’s dwelling $1000. Insurance payments totaled about $5400. All fires are described as incendiary and many witnesses, including Merrill, were examined. the hearing may last several days.

Malden Mass Reading Pettingill Clarence A. Merrill William Kenney Green Gweiling Merrill

Independent Citizens Movement Inaugurated In York

A new political movement was launched in York with delegates from Westchester Dutchess Orange Albany Richmond Oneida Kings Rensselaer Monroe and Ulster counties and from the city. The group aims to unite various independent political organizations across the state to nominate and elect the best men to office.

York Westchester County Dutchess Orange Albany Nichmond Oneida Kings Rensselaer Munro Ulster New York

Hearing in South Royalston case continued to March

Avion Mass February 24 There is ongoing excitement over the South Royalston in tendiary matter. The hearing in the Niles Bengon case is continued to March 14. Two more arrests were made Thomas Stafford was arraigned and held in 5000 bond for a March 4 hearing Co OW Tionker the second arrestee was sick and unable to appear in court.

Avion Mass South Royalston Intendiary Niles Bengon Thomas Stafford Eld Co. OW. Tionker Rick

Parliament ratifies CP terminus at Coal Harbor

A Victoria special reports Toronto lawmakers with 16 to 7 vote in a full house ratified a treaty with Canadian Pacific railway. The agreement locates the railway terminus at Coal Harbor in exchange for a grant of 6000 acres from the government.

Toronto Ont Victoria B. C Canadian Pacific Railway Company Coal Harbor

Worcester Historian Bancroft Plans 216000 Scholarship Fund

Worcester native Hon. George Bancroft offers to present 216000 to the city to establish the Aaron grad Lucretia Bancroft scholarship fund for liberal education. One Worcester citizen will be selected as the scholar to receive the income for study.

Worcester Mass George Bancroft City Aaron Grad Lucretia Bancroft

Ice and river ice threaten Mononghela coal and craft

In PirraruRG Pennsylvania on February 24 the current ice conditions on the Monongahela cause worry over $1,500,000 in coal and boats at risk. Weather moderates but a sudden ice break could endanger the loaded cargo and vessels.

Pirrarurg Monongehela

Suit to break will withdrawn in Simsbury case

HaKTroRD Conn February 24 The suit to break the will of Mrs Philomela Goddard of Simsbury was withdrawn today. She leaves about 20000 with 2000 to the Methodist Episcopal missionary society of New York. Most property goes to the Methodist church of Simsbury.

Haktrord Conn Philomela Goddard Sims-bury

Rail shares sold under suit involving Hal laron case

In Montreal on February 24, James C. Hallaron acting for Bradley Arrow sued for ten thousand dollars. All shares of Southeastern railway were sold at auction today with G. Hamilton as purchaser, effectively making him owner of the property.

Montreal James C. Hallaron Queen’s Counsel Bradley Arrow Southeastern Railway G. W.amilton Aoced

Worthington Consecrated Nebraska Bishop in St Johns Church

Parroit Michigan February 24 Rev George Worthington of this city was consecrated bishop of Nebraska in St Johns Church. Bishop Coxe of New York presided. Rev Wilson of St Johns served as master of ceremonies. Bishop Potter of New York delivered the sermon.

Missing Chippewa County treasurer with cash shortage

Fred Becker county treasurer of Chippewa County has been missing from his Milwaukee home for a week. An examination of his accounts reveals a shortage of between 10 000 and 12 000 dollars, with evidence indicating he may have taken over half of the sum in cash.

Milwaukee Wis Fred Becker Chippewa County

Michigan Steamer Breaks Ice Lock Near Haven Harbor

The propeller Michigan, icebound for weeks at Haven Michigan, freed from its bonds and drifted to within half a mile of the harbor tonight. All on board are reported well.

Guano Haven Mich Michigan

Cabinet Speculation and Army Court Martial Findings

Special despatch from Washington reports rumors that Mr. Cleveland may name his law partner postmaster general and that New York could gain two cabinet posts. It also covers the Soldiers Homes inquiry, Gen Swaim's trial, and President Arthur's actions on sentencing and parole plans.

Washington Albany Cleveland New York Manning Treasury Congress Bayard Lamar Mississippi Garland John Quincy Adams Committee On Military Affairs Butler Board of Managers

Rush Through the Pension Bills in Senate Action

In Washington the senate considered pension legislation and related measures. Wisconsin urged Grant’s retirement, Massachusetts sought sex equal suffrage protections, Illinois pressed on Oklahoma terms, and Dawes moved to authorize treaty talks for Seminole Creek and Cherokee lands. Bills on private property losses and back pay were amended and passed. the chamber adjourned after executive session and a house senate disagreement on the agricultural appropriation.

Washington Senate Wisconsin Gen. Grant Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association Congress United States Cullom Illinois Oklahoma Dawes House Sherman Librarian of Congress Committee On Appropriations Cockrell Court of Claims Hoar Hale Messrs. Hale

River and Harbor Men Defeat the Appropriation Committee

River and Harbor defenders scored a decisive victory over the Appropriation Committee in a tense session. Key figures from the group led by a senior organizer secured support from allies within the council, signaling a shift in funding priorities for port and harbor projects.

Eligibility of Daniel Manning for Treasury Post Questioned

A Feb 24 Washington dispatch reports a rule debate on Daniel Manning's eligibility as secretary of the treasury due to stockholding in Albany's Commercial National Bank. Judge Lawrence recalls Judge Folger ruling a secretary may own stock. the law restricts dealing in public securities or commerce, not stock ownership. The article also covers the Morrow case and various Senate and cabinet actions with notes on appointments and travels.

Washington Townshend Senate Hiscock Randall House Willis Henderson Illinois Springer Stone Massachusetts Turner Georgia Hepburn Iowa United States Rowell Secretary of War Hofman Indiana Mississippi River Cairo Plum Point Lake Providence New York United States Harbor Board Kean New Jersey Holman Cook Missouri River Daniel Manning Secretary of the Treasury Commercial National Bank of Albany Lawrence the Treasury Folger National Bank Geneva National Bank Congress

Valuing Reciprocity in Trade With Continental Nations

A Frelinghuysen letter to Senator Miller argues that reciprocity treaties with continental nations inferior in wealth and population could expand US exports, reduce import surpluses, and boost shipping. It cites Hawaii as a favorable model and compares per capita consumption, urging speedy congressional consideration to realign trade balances.

United States Europe Velinghuysen South American West Indies Mexico Brazil Spanish West Indies Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii British North America Central America United States of Colombia Venezuela The Guianas Uruguay Argentine Republic Peru Ecuador British West Indies French West Indies Frelinghuysen Hayti Saa Domingo United State Eng England France Argentine Congress

British Interests in Afghanistan Discussed in London Meeting

A London meeting addressed British interests in Afghanistan. Russian embassy secretary Copensky denied any plan to invade Afghanistan. Special Russian agent Lessar said the frontier issue is misunderstood and Russia has no aim to approach Herat beyond the current proposal, seeking Afghanistan as part of British India.

London Afghanistan Copensky Russia Lessar Lord Granville Rusela Herat India

Beckwith Reported Captured After 1882 Mountain Murder

Springfield dispatch reports Oscar F. Beckwith, accused of murdering Vander Cook on the mountain between Alford and Austerlitz, NY on January 10, 1882, has been arrested at South River in Parry Sound district on the Canada Pacific railroad by New York officers.

Springfield Mass Oscar F. Beckwith Vandercook Alford Austerlitz N. Y Southriver Parry Sound New York Oficers

Masterly Enmactivity Along the Nile and Gordon’s Letters

London reports publish extracts from Gen. Gordon letters about the siege in 1884. The Dec 4 note details river battles, fires on Arab towns, steamers lost, and 3.9 million rounds fired. It notes Slatin Bey’s captivity, a Frenchman with the Mahdi, and a dire forecast for Gordon. Other dispatches from Korn and Kort cite Sheikh Saleh’s robe of honor, Arab movements, and line-of-communication plans. The back page covers a British House of Commons clash over Egyptian policy, O’Brien suspension, and cloture votes amid anger over Khartoum and Gordon.

London Gordon Egypt Seige Sennar Slatin Bey Dongola Metemneh Cairo Korn Saleh Khartoum Kort Buller Abdullah Khalifa Abu Klea Zebehr Pasha Prince Hisnah Mahdi Equatorial White Nile Senasr Korti Brackenbury Abu Humed Suaakim Davis el Murad Kortir Kerr Habbabish Lord Wolseley Wm. O'Brien United Ireland Home Rule Mallow Ireland Mr. O’brien Gladstone Thomas Sexton Mr. Gladstone O’brien Strode John Lubbock Stuart Wortley Trevelyan Edward Gibson Duke of Carlton Club House of Commons O'Brien Parnellites Goschens Fehmi Pasha Hassan Bey Italy Nile Berber Stafford Northcote

Visitors Still Calling Upon President Elect Cleveland

Albany reports visitors repeatedly sought access to President elect Cleveland. Senator Lamar departed for New York while Massachusetts figures Endicott and family met Cleveland. Knights of St Patrick urged cabinet nominee Collins of Massachusetts and were warmly received. Morton Merble and Evarts visited, sharing reminiscences and conversation about past administrations.

Cleveland Albany N. Y Lamar New York Endicott Massachusetts Mr. Cleveland James O’keefe Joseph F. Callahan James BE. Dunleavy Knights of St. Patrick of Oe Minss Collins Masachusetts M. Morton Merble Evarts John Sons Hysyes

Policeman on Duty Drunk Assaults Elderly Woman and Man on Broadway

Henry Wolford a South Boston patrolman is alleged to have become intoxicated on Monday night after starting his shift at 6 PM. He reportedly drank at Quintin Dever’s saloon on West Broadway then assaulted an old lady on Athens street and clashed with Michael Lee, who was from the old country, in a sequence ending with Lee taking refuge in a saloon as Wolford’s fellow patrons intervened. Lee, recovering at home Tuesday, recalled being repeatedly clubbed and feared further harm. He declined to pursue charges, fearing for his safety.

South Boston Broadway Henry Wolford Wolford Quintin Dever West Broadway Dever Walford Dover Athens Street Michael Lee Scanlon’s Third Street Lee Rand Athens Josie Coombs Sherborn South End Pendergast Division 4

Regular city meeting discusses street light petition and finances

A regular common council meeting on Cherry street petitions for an electric light at Cherry Fayette and Lewis was referred to fuel and street lights. A blacksmith shop and other improvements estimated under 500 were approved from contingencies. Finance committee to report year expenses and receipts. Registrar salaries set at 250 per year, amended to 200 but failed. Police details updated. fire alarm at box 45 reported minor blaze with no damage. Skating rink tourney held with Parker winning in 12:29. final race scheduled next Tuesday between Harrington and Smith.

Common Council Cherry Street Cherry, Fayette and Lewis Streets Board of Aidermen Fall Coliseum Skating Rink George A. Ober 8. A. Parker Parker Harrington Smith

O'Neil's illness hands cushion carrom title to Marchail

At Marshall's billiard rooms James O'Neil winner of the diamond badge fell ill with acute pneumonia. The championship goes by default to Mr. Marchail. Eames likely to challenge next week if the match is arranged.

Marshall’s James O'Neil E. H. Marshall O'Neil Genessee Street Marchail Eames Chicago Chicago League Baseball Club Yhroop Congress Loomis Harrison

Fire and damage reports from Dorchester and East Boston

Fire in Dorchester at Victoria street No 1 owned by Arthur A Kendall caused by a defective flue. Damaged building and furniture worth about 1000. Slight fire at Atlantic wharf Bordersteel East Boston in James Porter carrier shop. damage trifling. Boston area brief telegraph reports include Pittsfield fires risking large losses at kerosene shop and woolen building, with insured values and owners listed.

Boston Victoria Street Dorchester Arthur A. Kendall James Porter Atlantic Wharf Bordersteel Pittsfield Mass Louis Wolfe West Street Wolfe J. E. Linehan Jamies Ceffrey Robbins & Gamwell Royal of Liverpool Union of San Francisco Orient Hartford Balmoral N. G. Brown Hamphire Manchester Pittsfield Steam Renovating Company

Legislature Deliberates on Liquor Laws and Reforms

In the senate yesterday a resolve paying armory rents was discharged and engrossed under rule suspension. Debates covered cooperative savings banks, Waltham park land, Reading Water Co, biennial legislature sessions, and various city and town bills including Westport bridge, Cambridge annexation, and Somerville ward division. Several election law and city charter matters were reported as inexpedient to legislate.

Senate Margaret Murphy Denny Committee On Banks and Banking Wells Waltham Committee On Water Supply Reading Water Company Dunbar Election Laws Bristol County Lee’s River Cole’s River Somerset Swansea William J. Bulmer Grand Army of the Republic Ayer Savings Bank Westport Watertown Cambridge Secretary of the Commonwealth Commissioners of Prisons General Court Louis J. B. Marshall Committee On Election Laws Committee On Cities Edward Glines Somerville Committee On Committee On Manufactures

Biennial Election Amendments and License Law Debate

The House reconsidered the Framingham Water company petition for charter amendment and admitted it to committee. Reports covered liquor law enforcement and a Boston mayoral licenses bill. A Hill Water Co incorporation, Taunton asylum funding, and biennial election adoption followed, with 158 to 55. The great ponds leasing debate continued with fisheries orders and a 112 to 88 engrossment on the liquor bill.

Framingham Water Company Committee On Water Supply Blaney Natick Coffin Boston Smith Andover Northern Baptist Educational Society Joslin Oxford Clark Northampton Senate Mission Park Association Cox Abington The Hill Water Company Stockbridge Durgin Taunton Taunton Lunatic Asylum Yeas George A. Adams John 5 Adams Almy Ambler Amsden Atherton Atkins Henry J. Bailey Warren J. Bailey Barker Bates Geo. C. Bent Roderic L. Bent Boardman Bosworth Bradlee Bridges Brightman Brown Burdett Burnham Butterfield Chamberlain Chappelle Cluffin Chas N. Clark John Clark Coburn Coes Edward Collins Cook Thos Copeland Cowdrery Joshua Crowell Zenas EK Crowell Cummings Currier Cushing Darling Davenport Levi F.S. Davis Samuel G. Davis Dennis Deane Dodge Dozols Dresser Eastman Eaton Egleston Elder Emery Farrar Farwell Fussett Fay Federden Fletcher Friend Frothingham Gilmore Gleason Goff Edwin D. Goodell Henry Goodell Hadley Hale Stallett Handy Hartwell Harvey Hastings Hazleton Hemphill Henry Hervey Hooper Huntington Hurley Hyde Ingalls Johnson Kendrick Leonard Lincoln Litchfield Lord Manly Marcy Mason Millett Milne Moseley Mungan Murphy Nesle Oakes Parker Perham Perry Peters Philips Pierce Prescott Rundell Rice Richards Rust Ryan Savery Sawyer Sheldon Sherman Henry M. Smith Moses C. Smith Philip Smith Spooner Stackpole Sincy Stetson Solon W. Stevens Story Stowe Strahan Albert M. Leaver Tobey Townsend Towne Tremain Trowbridge Huos H. Tucker Wilson M. Tucker Tyler Wade Wadlin Walker Wallis Wardee Warner Henry W. Werren Moses H. Warren Waters Webster Wharton Wheelock Wight Wilbur Wilder Wilson Winslow Elijan Wood Wright Barry Beard Beckford John A. Collins Conway Corbett Crane Creed Cross Curry Desmond Devney Doherty Donshoe Donovan Dargin Dwyer Fitzgerald Edward J. Flynn William K. Flynn Fossitt Gorman Gove Harkins Haskell Jones Kelley Leahy Madden Siaguire McEttrick McLaughlin McQueeney Moulton Mullen Murray O’connor O'Sullivan Perkins Prime Runtoul Read Roads Root Russell Sanderson Sears Stratton Jas J. Tierney Yootle Ward Willkinson Pauts Ray Whipple Stevens Lowell Lamb Crosby Farrell Hogan Hunt Great Ponds Randolph Plymouth John L. Chambers Grantville Religious Society Wellesley Trinity Church Bridgewater Protestant Episcopal Church Committee On Lewis M. Bancroft Tredt

Notable 19th century notices span travels and births

McKee Rankim is snow bound at Rock Creek WT. Judge Dewey and wife plan a Mexico trip with the Raymond party. Sonnenthal sails from Germany to America. Porter, ex governor of Indiana, lectures on Gladstone. Bunker contemplates buying a western farm. The Troy Sunday News debuts Feb 22 edited by Byron Somes. Rhodes receives substitutes and sails for Alaska. George Young and O A Part tour Florida and New Orleans. Rev Withrow to preach at Springfield installation. Carrie Willcomb marries George M Morgan. bride gift includes 10,000. Hotchkiss fortune 5,000,000 after his Paris death. Judge Richards donates Washington letter to Iowa Library valued 1000. Philadelphia Ledger claims vast prosperity. Bayfield dies at 89. several notes on surveys. Appleton not informed of Sanborn death. A sleigh used by Stephen A Douglas given to T W Peirce, later brought to Dover. H T E White of the Chicago Tribune owns fast horses. earnings exceed 10,000.

McKee Rankim Rock Creek Dewey Worcester Mexico Raymond Herr Sonnenthal Germany America Porter Indiana Gladstone L. Bunker Chang Florida New Orleans Withrow Park-street Church Burnham Springeld Carrie George Willcomb Boston George M. Morgan R. B. Hotchkiss Paris Saratoga Judge Richards Ft. Dodge Iowa Iowa State Library Henry Wolsey Bayfield Charlottetown Prince Edward Island Gulf of St. Lawrence St. Lawrence River Montreal Quebec Appleton Mr. Sanborn Dover Col. Pierce Ropsfield Mass Ht. T. E. White Funny Man The Chicago Tribune Breeders’ Gazette

Acton Bi centennial plans and regional notes

Acton Mass. gears up for bicentennial celebrations this summer. Attleboro man George H Wells killed on the railroad in that town Monday evening. Gage Co Boston considers building ice houses in Dresden Me to hold 300 600 tons. Maine Central closes Mattawamkeag shops and will move stock to Waterville. Maine's mood shifts from polo to stud horse poker and euchre. Newburyport armory of City Cadets dedicated with concert and ball. Ottaquechee Woollen suit over $100000 to be tried in Wind sor Vermont. Exeter student injured by rat bite then snow slide and scarlet fever. James Sheridan of Lawrence sentenced to five years for manslaughter of his daughter Nellie. Joseph Mitchell first Passamaquoddy Indian to enter learned profession ships shingle in Portland after medical degree.

Acton Mass George H. Wells Attleboro Gage & Co Boston Dresden Maine Central Railroad Company Mattawamkenag Waterville Maine Newsburyport Phillips Exeter Academy James Sheridan Lawrence Nellie Joseph Mitchell Eclectic Medical College Lewiston Portland

Meteoric fireball seen over Victoria BC sinks in sea

A Victoria BC despatch reports a colossal meteor passing Monday over the city. It resembled a molten iron mass and produced steam-like noise. It emitted smoke and flames as it descended toward the sea, leaving a spray cloud at the impact site.

Paterson Gomez Key West Fla Iowa Indian Territory United States Springfield Logan Washburn Pittsburg Victoria B. C

Queen Victoria to Occupy House In April

A house in Aixeile Rains will be occupied by Queen Victoria in late April. London reports navy estimates for 1836 totaling 12,396,500 pounds to fund ordinary needs and 73 new vessels including 11 iron clads. Paris notes Ledru Rollin statue unveiled with praise for universal suffrage. London reports four Southampton witnesses identify Harry Barton in a Tower of London case.

Aixele Rains Queen Victoria London Paris Alexandre Auguste Ledru Rollin Ledru Rollin Southampton Harry Barton Cunningham Tower of London Conan New York

Medical Directors Return to Duty on Wabash

Medical Director A C Gorges has returned from Washington to duty aboard the Wabash after two months as a witness before a committee probing frauds at the navy department. Chief Engineer F A Willson reported for temporary duty at the navy yard. Lieut C M Perkins was detached from duty at the marine barracks and ordered to the marine guard on the flagship Tennessee. Ambrose Bohren, long time fireman at the Chelsea naval hospital, was discharged.

A. C. Gorges Washington Wabash

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