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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1881

Page

2

Democrats plan song for Hayes retirement event

The New York Commercial reports the reorganized Democrats will sing at their next seriousness with the line Why should we mourn departed friends, while Senators Conkling and Hamlin rehearse that for the retirement of President Hayes.

New York Conkling Hamlin President Hayes

Half Million Dollars Sought to Complete Census Work

Washington Jan 7 the census superintendent asked Congress for 500000 more to finish the census and publish results. He cites rising costs population growth and rich data from forestry mining meat production fisheries and social statistics as justification. If denied he will cut nonessential investigations and narrow outputs to fit original law limits. A Ponca delegation telegraphed President Jan 6 that the Ponca council endorsed the Washington agreement and would depart for Dakota.

Washington Secretary of the Interior Congress Sid Os United States Boston Ponca Poneal Dakota

An Interesting Debate in the Senate American Criminals Abroad

A Senate discussion centers on American citizens detained overseas in criminal cases. Lawmakers weigh diplomatic claims and proposals to assist nationals abroad while addressing sovereignty and security concerns.

Senate

Serious and Most Extraordinary Charges Against British Officials

In the House Mr Springer of Illinois proposed a State Department inquiry into Prof Hinds's claims that Canadian fraud fed the Halifax Fisheries award. Mr Newberry framed charges against Britain alleging forged papers raised the $5.5 million award and hidden frauds. He said proof rests with Prof Hinds and could be produced in the United States. The Springer resolution went to Foreign Affairs. Newberry's belligerent resolution was not referred.

Anderson Reed Maine London Goodwin Sands Eugene Hale United States Hamlin Great Britain Massachusetts Coventry Strafford County Almshouse Dover My H Paris de Lesseps Newark N. J United States Senate House Springer Hinds Halifax Fisheries Commission Senate Boston Post Washington Janu. T Central America King Foreign Affairs Committee Crapo Mr. King Kads Nicaragua Panama de Tesseps Thas London Times Noyes State Department Congress Mr. Thompson Samuel J. Anderson Thomas B. Reed Wisconsin Carpenter China Pendleton Ohio Maynard Hoar Qhiio Messrs Mr. Brown Georgia Yeas Eaton Whyte Dem Maryland Rep Voorhees Indiana Turkey Illinois Department of State Prof. Hinds Newberry Micmgap Halifax Commission Delfosse Mr. Galt Mament Miese Prof

Proposed Improvement in the Life Saving Service

Senator Ferry introduced a bill to expand the life saving service with thirty five new stations along the lakes and coasts. It sets superintendent salaries from 1800 to 2500 a year, offers extra pay for gallant service, and provides pensions for widows or injured crews. Appointments would be nonpartisan and crews strengthened to save lives.

Washington Ferry Lake Atlantic Lakes Superior Michigan Maine Massachusetts New Jersey Delaware North Carolina Florida Texas

Ireland Debates Amid Agrarian Tensions and Land League Strife

In the House of Commons Chief Secretary Forster cites 153 people under police protection in Ireland and 2,573 agrarian outrages by year end. Parnell accuses London press of conspiring against Ireland as Land League actions are defended. Bailiffs and tenants’ families attacked in Ballinamore. Land League Court operates amid violence. trials and examinations of Land Leaguers continue with adjournments.

London House of Commons Forster Ireland Gibson Parnell Land League Dublin The Times Land Ballinamore Leitrim League Court Land Leaguers Tralee

Russian policy aid to starving districts and rail plans

The Agence Russe reports the Russian government will advance seed and fund public works where crops failed, and will immediately build two railways to coal and salt districts. It asserts exclusive state railway rights and limits land concessions, with Senate approval for exceptional cases.

London Agence Russe St. Petersburg Senate

Passenger Train Derailed in Vermont Killing One

A mail train derailed near Coventry station in northern Vermont due to a spread rail. One elderly woman, believed to be Mrs Cush ing, died. many others were seriously or slightly injured, including passengers from Barton Barton Landing Inverness and Quebec. Several wounded were brought to Memphremagog House as railroad officials and locals assist.

Vermont Newport Coventry Cushing Lennoxville Keene N. H Ephraim Oster Barton J. H. Brown Barton Landing Mary Ferguson Inverness David Camereau Athabasca P. Q George W. Parker Mary McDonald Quebec Dove Hartford Edgerton Coley H. G. Blaisdell Padley Passumpsic

Consolidation schemes emerge for midwest narrow gauge lines

Despatches reveal plans to unite Ohio Indiana Illinois Missouri Arkansas and Texas narrow gauge roads into a continuous Toledo to Rio Grande line. New York and Boston capitalists reportedly back the deal. Ohio Central Railroad Coal interests organize to consolidate, gaining access to Sunday Creek Valley coal. Louisville despatch notes Short Line elects Jacob Kreger president with J B Bangs as VP. Reading Railroad announces withdrawal of its Jan 10 1881 meeting notice for officers and managers.

Cinconati Ohio Indiana Ilinois Missouri Arkansas Texas Toledo Rio Grande New York Boston Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Louisville and Nashville Ohio Central Railroad and Coal Companies Ohio Central Railroad Sunday Creek Valley Louisville Jacob Kreger J. B. Wilder J. B. Bangs Reading Railroad

Fires Hit Mills and Factories Across Regions

Mitchellville Iowa reports steam flour mills burned Wednesday night with about 100 men employed damaged. Plainfield VI saw W Lane Son steam mill burn Thursday morning with three carloads of chair stock ready to ship and $2,250 insurance. Havana Cuba cigar factory La Exception destroyed with eleven missing and £40,000 insured. Fall River Bleachery blacksmith shop fire Friday night caused $2,000 to $3,000 uninsured damage. Bent Wood Works Lancaster Ohio burned Friday causing $36,008 loss, $21,150 insured. about 100 workers affected.

Mitchellville Iowa W. Lane & Son Plainfield Havana Cuba Jose Gener Fall River Bent Wood Works Lancaster Ohio Neil, Tippett & Kilban

Multiple incidents across states touch lives and law

A Vermont child fatally scalded. Brattleboro stockholder suits. a Salem horse thief arrest. Portsmouth mortgage sales. Fall River clerk pockets funds. Framingham family nearly suffocated by coal gas. St Albans butter market active with low bids. Lebanon widow dies after thumb injury. Harwood assets bought for creditors. Cobb heirs seize Hanover stock. Wachusett train derailment injuries. Newark mother and child flee with older man. Sutro seeks Nevada Senate seat. Litta Von Eissner marriage to Harry Cleveland. Cornell gift boosts botanical department. Utica exposure death. Chicago abortionist delay. Greene Minnesota rail sale. Kentucky property values. Jefferson City bills on interest, minors weapons, benevolent societies. Bishop Atkinson funeral. Albany reception plans for Grant. Gloucester girl burns. Pittsburg grand jury on rail death case. Washington Post editor dispute. Allentown mill explosion death toll rises. Lake Menhaugh ice workers strike. Illinois governor Touts state progress.

Harrington Houghtonville First National Bank Brattleboro Salem Mass E. H. Winchester Portsmouth N.H Greene and Minnesota Railway Alex Killien Stanford J. W. Goock King’s Mountain Killian Goock William Miami Marshall Marion Ind Kentucky Colerea Jefferson City Atkinson Wilmington N. C Whittle Lyman St. James Church Gov Cornell Grant Albany Fort Orange Bertha Morey Washington Street Gloucester Pittsburg Routh Pennsylvania Railroad Twenty-eighth Street Bailey Stilson Hutchins Washington Post the Tribune Allentown Frank Gallagher Patrick McGee Dennis McGee Charles McCloskey Rugh Herrity James Roarty Andrew Gallagher Cornelius Feary Springfield Ill Cullom Illinois Illinois River Chicago

Fire devastates Stratford County Alms House in Dover New Hampshire

A fire at the Stratford County Alms house four miles north of Dover destroys the brick building housing 169 inmates. Thirteen presumed dead, many missing or burned, with water absence, snowbound access, and alleged mismanagement cited. Mrs Caswell and staff escaped in night clothes. two old houses and a shed to shelter survivors, while county officials arrange care and search efforts.

Dover N. H Stratford County Almshouse Frank Jones Asa Hall Peter Sargent Burnham Nute Jeff Holland Thomas McDermott Lyory Hanscom Joseph Cook Charles Kiley Sadie Abbott Martha Jewell Lizzie Wilson Clara Scates C. E. Caswell

Cotton Movement Shows Record Exports and Overland Decrease

The National Cotton Exchange will report four months ending Dec 31 1880 with total delivery port movement of 3,447,109 bales, up 312,017 from last year. Overland rail to mills fell 67,343 to 257,580 bales. Northern mills bought 39,717 bales from all sources, vs 915,104 last year. Total 3,736,517 bales at ports and crossing points, up 255,917 from last year.

New Orleans National Cotton Exchange

Garfield visit notes and treasury secretary speculation

A telegram from Mentor Ohio reports Gen Eaton of Washington and T P Hardy of Cleveland visiting Gen Garfield. A Chicago revenue officer pushes for Wilson of Iowa as Treasury Secretary. Thomas M Nichol of the honest money league serves as one of Garfield s private secretaries.

Cincinnati Mentor Ohio Eaton Washington T. P. Hardy Cleveland Garfield Chicago Wilson Iowa Treasury Thomas M. Nichol The Honest Money League

Cold wave grips Chicago region with subzero temperatures

A renewed cold wave hits the area with daytime readings around zero and night temperatures about four below. Reports from the west and north show ranges from zero to 20 below, with Fort Garry recording 28 below this morning.

Chicago Fort Garry

Naval Dispatches From Asia Station Chronicle Visits and Repairs

Rear Admiral Cliz reports his exchanges with Hiogo and Nagasaki governors during a Kobe stop and Shanghai voyage. The Richmond, Iwatara, Monocacy, Palos, Ashuelot, Vandalia, and Yantic movements are updated with ports, repairs at Mare Island for Ticonderoga, and Alaska targeting Panama. Rumors about Pensacola deemed false.

Cliz United States Naval Force Asiatic Navy Department Shanghai China Hiogo Kobe Japan Richmond Nagasaki Vineta Clitz United States Hong Kong James Bailey Hainan Iwatara Yokohama Tientsin Spain Vandalia Meade West Indies New York Navy Yard Yantic Cape Oe Va San Francisco Ticonderoga Hampton Roads Alaska Mare Island Panama Pensacola Navy Yard

Family trouble ends in arrest for larceny

Mrs Lillian Beardsley Abbot wife of Nathaniel Abbot of Abbot Reynolds firm is under arrest in Salem on larceny charges after allegedly taking goods worth more than $1,000 from her home in Boston. Abbot secured a warrant, the couple’s marriage is recent, and Mrs Abbot has filed for divorce on adultery. Bail set at $2,000. case to be heard next Tuesday.

Newpoint R. I van Zandt L. S. Sargent Boston Kay Street Rhode Island Avenue John T. Mason New York Charles Spooner Gibbs Avenue Perry Mill J. R. Keene Lillian Beardsley Abbot Nathaniel Abbot Abbot & Reynolds

Governor's address referred to committees in Senate action

The Governor's address was referred to standing committees and joint special panels on Hoosac Tunnel Troy and Greenfield Railroads Labor Constitutional Amendments Woman Suffrage and Liquor Law. The report was accepted and committees announced including Judiciary Probate and Chancery Treasury Bills in Third Reading Engrossed Bills Leave of Absence along with joint special committees for Liquor Law Labor and District Police Woman Suffrage Hoosac Tunnel and Troy and Greenfield Railroad Constitutional Amendments and a transfer of real estate order.

Hastings Worcester Hoosac Tunnel Troy Greenfield Senate House Knowlton Hampden Crocker Suffolk Fuller Lilley Middlesex Reed Bristol Messrs Middle Bennett Rockwell Berkshire Treasury Smith Whiton Plymouth Allen Tirrell Moore Horton Essex Hannum Ray Norfolk Quigley Norwood Richmond Cook Hampshire van Nostrand Wiley Abbott Fogg Troy and Fessenden Gaylord Converse Knowlton Eee Rockwell Baker Beverly Committee On Finance Committee Cogswell Salem Bowerman Pittefield Muzzey Cambridge McGeough Boston Andrew Wardwell Peabody Hoar Concord Lodge of Nahant Taunton Wells Whitney Winchendon Wales Randolph Forbes Westborough Sullivan Middleborough White Painton Clerk New Bedford Cronin Hill Tufts Buck Clarksburg Bugbee Cable Hyne Park Atwood Stoughton Noyes Burpee Sterling Fellows Ipswich Crandall Attleborough Colton Westfield Bidwell Monterey Fay Mahoney Bailey Scituate Aeroboth Lincoln Barnstable Love Webster Kelly Deverly Brackett Phillips Springfield Jefferson Stevens Malden Rand Meaford Winchendam Albee Cambrdge Fernalet Melrose Clarke Galvin Thayer North Adams Beckford Lynn Fitetburg Lowell Strong Northampton Gargan Mellen Nichols Lawrence O’donnell Cushman Monson Butler Howard Fall River Eady Erving Peck Wilbraham Look Leominster Chamberlin Snow Baynham Porter Rowe Cody Marlborough Higginson Bosworth Easthampton Floyd Winthrop Johnson Everett Collamore Pembroke Parmenter Amherst Bumstead Carroll Marblehead

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