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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1881

Page

2

Davis Plaisted Vote Totals and Maine Political Maneuvers

Official returns show Davis 73506 and Plaisted 73372 with Plaisted misvotes noted. Reports detail misnomers and irregularities, fusion party deliberations, and Hale’s near-certain senatorial nomination after Frye’s withdrawal. State printers bills, pardons, and council officers listed. Conference to harmonize fusion action planned.

Davis Plaisted Nye Joy Scattering E. T. Pillsbury & Co A. J. Cameron Fusion Hale Frye Oxford Messrs Bisbee Walker Twitchell Aternoon Senate Joseph O. Smith Henry B. Cleaves George L. Bean Roscoe L. Bowers Frederick Robie Joseph T. Hinkley William Wilson James G. Pendleton Lewis Barker Samuel A. Campbell Erye

Important Matters Discussed by the New York Chamber of Commerce

The New York Chamber of Commerce adopted a resolution declaring sugar duties illegal and formed a three member committee to report. It also urged Congress to enact treaties on trade marks with bill No 5088 under review. Letters from the National Board of Trade and consuls urged on bankrupt law and fair tobacco sampling, with actions referred to committees.

New York Chamber of Commerce New York Java Chamber of Commerce Congress United States Judiciary Committee Senate National Board of Trade Washington Edmond Breui Tahiti South Seas San Francisco Australia W. F. Grinnell Bremen Kentucky Ohio Virginia Louisville Paducah Clarksonville

Record of 1880 U S rail mileage rise and state breakdown

Curcaco reports in Rail Age that 7,027 miles of new track were laid in 1880 across 234 lines, a 54 percent rise from 1879 and potentially 7,500 miles overall. Dakota leads with 680 miles, Texas 659, Ohio 525, New Mexico 510, Iowa 445, Colorado 401, Nebraska 385, Illinois and Kansas 340 each. Mississippi and several territories show little or no activity. Total U S mileage stands at 93,704 in 1880, up from 60,283 in 1871 and 74,096 in 1875. In Pittsburgh, Judge McKenna denied Reading Railroad managers’ request to postpone their officer election.

Curcaco United States Mississippi Idaho Wyoming Indian Alaska Dakota Texas Ohio New Mexico Iowa Colorado Nebraska Illinois Kansas

Striking French Canadians Riot at Sunook Mills N H

Widespread strike unrest erupts at Webster Pembroke and China mills in Sunook N H. Rioters marching with clubs, revolvers shown, leader Joseph Kaye arrested as police and officers quell clashes. Mills operate with limited staff. danger of closure grows and rioters threaten release efforts.

Suncook N. H Webster, Pembroke and China Mills Three Mills D. L. Jewell Hildreth Baker, Hyatt Fellows Jewell Webster and Pembroke Joseph Kaye

Press Club Dinner At St Nicholas Hotel In New York

The Press Club dinner at the St Nicholas Hotel drew prominent guests including Gen Grant Mayor Grace Gen Sherman and others. Letters of regret from Gen Arthur Gov Cor nell and President Hayes were read and Grant responded to The Republics Honored ex President toast.

New York Press Club St. Nicholas Hotel John C. Hennessey The New York Times Gen. Grant Grace Commodore Nicholson Noah Davis Lawrence Barrett Woodford Sherman Gen. Corkhill Algernon S. Sullivan Henry Ward Beecher Hugh Hastings Chester A. Arthur Gen Hancock Gov Cornell Judge Brady Chicago Press Club United States Hayes Republic Grant

Funeral of Washington correspondent Edgar H. Luther

The funeral for Edgar H. Luther Boston Globe Washington correspondent was in Worcester yesterday with a Boston press delegation in attendance. After brief home services the church ceremony on Park Street drew a large crowd, and floral tributes included a wreath surmounted by a crown and a rich design from his former office.

Edgar H. Luther Washington Boston Globe Worcester Boston Park Street

Wreck of Indian Chief Near Thames River Sinks 18 Drown

The ship Indian Chief from Middlesborough to Yokohama was wrecked near the Thames entrance with eighteen drowned and eleven saved. In a separate collision, the Harelda from Palermo bound to London and the Leon from Liverpool for Manila sank twelve miles from Cape Roca. Lisbon reports nine English and fourteen Spaniards landed. forty five passengers and crew are missing.

London Liverpool Middlesborough Yokohama Thames River Harelda Palermo Leon Manila Cape Roca Lisbon

Queen Victoria's Realm Opens Parliament with Speech

The Queen's Speech inaugurates the new session as Gladstone and Beaconsfield deliver remarks. A notable rebate in the Commons stirs debate while supporters hail the policy shift and critics demand clarity on fiscal plans and reforms.

Commons Gladstone Beaconsfield

Beaconsfield Sees Ireland Policy and Land Bill Debate

The Pall Mall Gazette criticizes the Land Act of 1876 and predicts that any bill short of the Three F’s will intensify Ireland tensions and possibly spark violence. Beaconsfield in the Lords condemns government hesitation on Ireland and urges immediate ministerial measures to restore order and liberty.

Pall Mall Gazette Gladstone Land League Beaconsfield House of Lords Earl Beaconsfield Europe Asia Ireland Lord Granville

Dublin court admits Nation reports as evidence

The Queen's Bench Dublin accepted several Nation newspaper reports as evidence amid ongoing traversers’ trials after a lengthy police examination. George F. Slosson refused Vignaux’s four hour daily practice condition for a rematch prompting his departure to New York. Kilmacon reports Rev Cody and twelve Land League officials held for trial over Boycotting. A Rio de Janeiro dispatch notes a 300-strong mob killed four slaves in Entre Rios. Ireland ships buckshot ammo. Kinvara hosts a monster land meeting.

Queen’s Bench Dublin George F. Slosson Slosson New York Kilmacon County Kilkenny Cody Mullinaval The Land League Walsh Rio Janeiro Entre Rios Argentine Republic Ireland Kinvarra County Galway

Interesting Statements and Suggestions by Gov Jarvis

Gov Jarvis in his message praises improving relations between blacks and whites and notes growing industriousness among the colored population. He supports equal justice, expands public schools with a 25 cent school tax, reports convict totals for 1880, endorses immigration prospects, prefers railroads use agents, backs prohibition, and discusses centennial appropriations and railroad bond matters.

Raveich N. C Gov. Jarvis Raleigh Nao R.R. Co N.C. R.R

I Puritani Ends Boston Theatre Opera Night With Glamour

The Boston Theatre hosted Her Majesty's Opera Company performing Pellini's I Puritani to a large enthusiastic audience. Ravelli and Galassi led the cast with Gerster and Novara praised for voices and stage presence. Tonight Faust by Gounod was announced with Campanini and Valentina among the leads. The Elks Benefit at the same venue featured an array of acts and a celebrated concert by Opera Company stars, drawing Governor Long and others.

Pellini Italy Boston Theatre Her Majesty's Opera Company Arturo Sig Ravelli Riccardo Galassi Giorgio Novara Bruno Grazzi Walton Monti Hurichetta Mme Valeria Elvira Etella Gerster Sig. Ravelli Lberty Suoni la Tromba Nonara Mme. Gerster Gounod Faust Gov. Long Boston Theatre Orchestra N. Lothian Deacon Cranket Mead & Maginsey Emerson, Clark Daly Brothers Augustus J. Bruno M. B. Leavitt L. R. Shewell Mr. John Stetson Globe Theatre Company Will H. Bray Tourists Willie Edouin Sparks Company Carrie Swain the Tourists Garrettas M. B. Leavitt’s Company Elks Gathering Her Majesty’s Opera Company HH. Mepleson Messrs J.C. Mallaly Harry Saxton Mueller Rosteter Bro J.J. Brabane Bros E. S. Tarr G. W. Murray Frank Wright W. P. Prescott P. Somers J. Sulivan Wm. O’brien George Seavey J. J. Ridgway John L. Stoddard Music Hall Ober Ammergau S.iiddard Stoddard Joseph Mair Christ New York Times Harvard Musical Association Bach Schumann Goldmark Siroe Handel Weber Euryanthe Georg Henschel Henschel Rinaldo Julius Jordan Tre Sternberg-Wilhelmi Constantine Sternberg Letitia Louie Fritch August Wilhems Max Voyrich Sternberg New York Herald Philharmonic Philharmonic Orchestra Bernhard Listemann Boston Tschaikowski Norbert Burgamiler Ernst Perabo G. W. Chadwick John K. Paine Bolton Theatre New American Opera Longfellow Pandora Blanche Roosevelt English Opera Company Bolton Opera Her Majesty's Opera Company Campania Mile Ansa de Belocca Alwina Valleria Ardisti Donnizetti Sic Campanini del Puente Alonie Louise Cary Lucia DI Lammermoor Ravelb Eteika Gerster Bianché Rosevelt

Woman and Paramour Hanged in Newark Jail Trial

Mrs Meierhoffer and her lover Frank Lammens were executed in Newark County Jail at 10 30 am after being convicted of murdering her husband. Lammens declined confession before the drop fell at 11 27 am and died after 14 minutes.

Newark N. J Meierhoffer Frank Lammens Lammens Philadelphia

Capt Eads Secures Concessions for Tehuantepec Railroad

New Orleans January 6 Capt Eads returns from Vera Cruz announcing Mexican concessions for the Tehuantepec Canal Company He gains the right to build a ship railway to claim one million acres for a Pacific terminus and harbor authority to tax five dollars per ton for freight and to carry ships and munitions of war free The line must start within two years and finish within ten from May 1881 Mexico may seek foreign guarantees to dividends Eads expects U S endorsement up to 50 million Ex President Diaz backs the scheme and Eads heads to Washington on Wednesday.

Eads New Orleans Vera Cruz Tebauntepec Cans Company Pacific Eada Mexico United States Diaz Washington

World’s fair fund drive faces cautious stance in New York

At a World’s fair committee meeting New York Central Railroad pledged a quarter million dollars only if four million more is raised. Commissioners found this discouraging but hope to lure W. H. Vanderbilt as president. A varnish explosion at Peter Doelger’s brewery injured four. a Boston man pleaded guilty to forging a check and was sent to State Prison for three years. A negro theft case arose over Miss Lucinda Walker’s belongings. a son was shot by his father during family violence and died. Beach erosion washed away poles near Long Branch. Stock Exchange seats priced at 25 000. Gen. Aspinwall suffered injuries from falling ice and recovered. Postmaster James praised by Australia for quick mails to England.

Boston Washington Nathan Goff West Virginia Blaine Goff Garfield Virginia Mathews United States Navy Navy Department Mr. Hayes Army Hayes Davi Hereford Senate Eads de Lesseps Panama Canal Wood Randall Randolph Decker Decker Judge Kelley Kelley Weaver Ways and Mills Warner McLane Baltimore House Commerce Committee Mississippi River Upper Mississippi Washington River Mississippi River Commission Ramsey Congress New York New York Central Railroad W. H. Vanderbilt Peter Doelger First Avenue Wich James D. Ochs Edward Nash Vaughan Charles A. Brown Williamsburg Beach Bear Long Branch The Stock Exchange Liloyd Aspinwall West Eleventh Street James England Bowdoin College Wilson Worcester Mass Stratton James Rourke Greenville Conn Taftville Concord N. H Music Hall Lewiston J. C. Moore & Co E. A. Plummer & Co James Callahan James Hickey Salmon Falls New Market Junction Atkinson Straw Works Foxboro Dover Board of Trade Charles H. Sawyer E. O. Foss Lr. P. Cressey Cocheco Central Vermont Northern Railroad White River Junction Cheshire Road Bellows Falls J.R. Keene Newport R. I G. H. Norman Jacob Roth Westport Jim

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