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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1882

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Stott to Remain Chairman of Republican State Committee

A despatch notes Charlie Stott will retain his post for another year amid pressure and lively duties. George Bliss reports encouraging progress on star route prosecutions and civil suits, asserting evidence implicates Brady. The news generate excitement.

Charlie Stott Republican State Committee Lowell George Bliss Brady

Blaine urged to end Selden Connor sinecure in Maine

The dominant party faces stigma over a $10,000 sinecure for Selden Connor of Maine. It argues Blaine should fund Connor to ensure a decent livelihood, noting Connor aided Blaine’s rise as a presidential candidate and secretary of state, and urging him to remove Connor from public need.

Selden Connor Maine James G. Blaine Connor Blaine Se'de Na Connor

Guiteau Trial Near Verdict As Judge Rules

Judge Cox will rule on law points today as Guiteau's counsel presents the case. The government opens its case this afternoon and Guiteau's lawyers prepare to address the court and jury on Monday. By Thursday all parties are expected to have spoken before jurors retire to deliberate on a case described as the most remarkable in American court history.

Cox Guiteau Democrat Maine Libbey Rockland Lillig Jackson Washington Samuel N. Hoyt John N. Minnix W.S. Barringer D. W. Donahoe E. J. Sweet Star Route Snell Post Office Tidball and Shallcross Senate A. E Boone Post Ofice Department Sim George Bliss United States Tidball Shallcross Post Office Department Mississippi River Congress Department Thomas L. Jamezs Bliss Albert E. Boone Boone Board of Health John W. Dorsey John R. Miner J.M. Peck North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Tennessee Kentucky Ohn Barringer Boston Brooklyn Sachmuel G. Cabell Cavell Cabell Boore Buck, Cabell Henderson Armstrong D. B. Ameer Washington, D. C Myron M. Parker Messrs Aimeyer Parker James B. Cosgrove Samuel G. Cabell Star Route Robbery James Nick Callan James &. Waugh George F.graham Miner Atty Corkhill New York Jeage Snell Cor Supreme Court Suffolk County Bar Supreme Judicial Court Room John Phelps Putnam Jobs Plummer Healy Farge Judge Hoar Robert Codman M. F. Dickinson, Jr Col E. P. Nettleton Wiliam Gaston John C. Dodge Marston Charles R. Train Charles &. Pratt Charles Theodore Russell Healy Bar Association Judge Putnam Trinity Chureh Temple Street Robert M. Morse, Jr Putnam Seth J. Thomas C. A. Welch George O. Shattuck Nathan Morse Board of Aldermen Board of Agdermen John P. Healy Corporation Council of Boston Green Mr. Healy Slade New Hampshire Hersey Haldeman Eimrich Rein A. A. Childs & Co Normandy Richt Fon Attenwara Hardinger Heflhuns Bergen Rein Mtg Mr. Rein W. E. Norton Williams & Everett’s Norton Freport Darms Cobb Salamagundi Doll & Richards Einrich Rein Europe Norway Cyrus Cobb

Arrests Fueled by Freight Theft Ring In Portland

Oliver Hadiock and Ross Moutton, freight conductors for the Eastern railroad in Portland, were arrested after authorities found $200 to $300 worth of stolen goods in their homes. The Penobscot county commission faced financial changes with treasury growth from 2,762.13 to 13,356.0, while Eaton Burke and Brigas have served since January 1879 as model officials. The Maine state prison reports 184 convicts, 109 natives, over a third from Cumberland county, 49 discharged, 9 pardoned, and 2,461 jailed last year, including 880 for drunkenness. In Biddeford, the Snow versus Gould and Moore case ended with a jury verdict for the defendants in a dispute over a $10,000 payment tied to divorce-related services.

Oliver Hadiock Ross Moutton Portland Eastern Railroad Penobscot Eaton Burke Brigazs Maine Cumberland County Arankenness Supreme Judicial Court Biddeford

Suit Settled Over Liquor Sale Linked to Tragic Killing

A $10,000 case against J F Servton of Farmington for selling liquor to Conney, who in a drunken state killed his son, was settled with the defendant paying Mrs Conney $100.

J F. Servton Farmington Conney

Tripp bigamist claim and divorce case details

Mrs. Julia E. Tripp charges John W. Tripp with bigamy and claims she is his wife while he allegedly pursued Ann F. Ward of Narragansett. In Providence the Sprague divorce postponement extends to the 16th amid ongoing negotiations. Other notes recount a 16 year old from Providence sent to reform school, a flag ship sailor’s drowning, and Newport coroner’s inquest into Willham Geraghty’s mysterious death with a verdict of death from unknown cause.

Julia E. Tripp John W. Tripp Ann F. Ward Narragansett Providence Sprague Lindsey J. Neagiood Attleboro Reform School Jabez Smith United States New Hampshire Geraghty Noah Chapman Lizzie B Martford Hospital C. H. Northam Hartford Jake Mason Pawtucket Officer Rice Horace Johnson Connecticut River James Spencer Mansfield Baptist Church William Geraghty Newport

Fire incidents report in Boston area with minor damages

In Boston city, a small fire at Globe Nail Works on Norfolk Avenue started from kindling wedged between a boiler and wall to dry. Damage estimated at 19 dollars. A separate blaze damaged a Stoneham dwelling on Summer Street by 1,000 dollars from a defective flue. Another minor fire at Roxbury's Highland Hall heated gas meter solder, alarm 241 at 10:03. no damage.

Boston Globe Nail Works Norfolk Avenue Stoneham James Higgins Summer Street

Governor's first message urges debt settlement and reforms

Gov. Cameron urges prompt passage of the Riddleberger bill to discharge public obligations based on Virginia's partition era. He argues no repudiation by the people, proposes calculating interest since West Virginia’s creation, and setting a sustainable rate of interest. He calls for preserving school funds, establishing a colored normal school, reforming suffrage and registration laws, and enforcing strict election regulations. He notes a national shift toward liberal sentiment and a united, sectionally peaceful Virginia.

Virginia South Hammond Atlanta Georgia Bullock Republican Party Balcock Richmond Gov Cameron General Assembly Das Riddleberger West Virginia Adise United States Congress

Auction for Charles Guiteau’s body sparks legal debate

Washington reports a medical man offers $1,000 for Guiteau’s body with control over its disposal, while Guiteau weighs higher bids. Meanwhile defense argues manslaughter instead of murder, citing cross-state death, and fears of long delays, hung jury, or new trials as lawyers push technicalities.

Washington Scoville Chas. J.guiteau Guiteau Mina District of Columbis New Jersey United States Dornier District of Columbia New Dessey Guttean John Guiteau

Boston Art Club moves to new building on Newbury Dartmouth

The Boston Art club building at Newbury and Dartmouth nears completion with a reception and exhibition planned for February 10. Interior finishes are advancing under the builder and many workmen as the Romanesque oak entrance on Dartmouth and the Newbury Street member entrance near completion. The interior features robin's egg green walls, pale yellow ceilings, antique oak dado, a deep maroon and cherry carpeted staircase, and blue vestibules with brick and stone supports.

Boston Art Club Newbury and Dartmouth Streets Dartmouth Street Newbury Street Wade W. R. Emerson Bigelow & de Saptes Turner’s Emerson Williams & Everett Newbury Boston

Men Who Threatened Kansas Bank Mob Sued for 100000

Osage City Kan Jan 6 S 8 Richmond a Caldwell Danford mob leader and later trustee of the Merchants and Drovers bank Caldwell came to Osage City to confer on unfinished business. Danford has sued the Caldwell mob for 100000 damages and papers were served on Richmond to bring the case to this county for service on other defendants in Summer county. There will be fifty defendants.

Eaily Henry ©. Snow Wappingers N. Y Walter C. Phillips James McDougald Binghamton Hugh Nespitt & Co Utica Adolph Deiches Brooklyn George K. Tourtillotte Toledo O. Crockery A. D. Tourtillotte Eugene P. Peyser New York City William Childs Henry William Donnerslay William Jacobs Henry W. Merritt Somerville M. A. Baldwin Easton Charles T. Riptey Mystic Street Boston George Bassett State Street J. 2 Moxcey Haverhill Eben Smith & Amsden Kingston Street Hill & Schumate Montezuma George F. Moore C.S. Briage A. M. Snow B. F. South Middle Pacific M. L. Morrison Peterboro N. H Manhattan Kan Riley County State Bank Sherif Kansas Bank Osage City Richmond Caldwell-Danford Merchants and Drovers Bank of Caldwell Danford Caldwell Summer County

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