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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1881

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2

War with Farkey Seen Inevitable by Greek Premier

A Greek premier declares war with Farkey unavoidable while reports circulate that Jay Gould plans to buy the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio Railway. Utah Governor certifies Allan Campbell as congressional delegate on Mormon Cannon eligibility grounds.

Farkey Jay Gould Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio Utah Allan Campbell Congress

Blaine to Become Secretary of State in Garfield Cabinet

Special despatch reports Blaine securing the Secretary of State post as Garfield forms a cabinet. Intricate stalwart faction struggles continue over War Navy and Attorney General posts with Grant supporters pressing for Treasury. Garfield aims to balance factions while independent voices debate a cabinet appointment. Also notes a House estimate of 1,322,805 for a Connecticut River canal project near Enfield Falls.

Boston Post Washington Blaine Garfield Grant Treasury Department War and Navy Departments Treasury Post Office Interior Departments Interior Departments, In Each of Which There Is A Good Deal of Patronage. Gen Gen. Garfield Gen Secretary of War Enfield Falls Connecticut River

Many Speeches in the House but No Vote Reached

Lawmakers delivered numerous speeches in the House on the disputed measure, but no formal vote occurred before adjournment. Delegates from key committees weighed economic and social impacts, while party leaders signaled possible revisions for action at a later session.

Private bankers in the United States and China treaties

The Comptroller of the Currency reports 650 private bankers in sixteen cities with capital of 43,090,170 and deposits 95,466,000. Boston hosts 42 banks. Massachusetts Rhode Island Maine New Hampshire and Vermont have few banks. The note covers Chinese treaties, labor immigration limits, and opium restrictions. West Newton postmastership protest and other political moves follow.

Washington United States New York Boston Massachusetts Rhode Island Maine New Hampshire Vermont Georgia Dakota China Democrats

Governor Sacks Cannon In Utah Election Fight

Salt Lake City Jan 9 Gov Murray voids Cannon’s certificate as a citizen after ruling Cannon not naturalized and in polygamy breach. Certificate goes to Allan Campbell, Cannon to contest. Newspapers debate legality and loyalty amid Mormon tensions and calls for all-Americans rule in Utah.

Salt Lake Utah Gov. Murray Allan S. Campbell United States Apostle Cannon Govenor Cannon Campbell Thomas Murray Oman Tribune George Q. Cannon A. G. Campbell Gen. Washington Pope Washington

Destruction in Cincinnati Ice Crushes Steamer and Barges

Ice breakup on the Ohio River at Cincinnati sinks the steamer Gen Lytle and fifty coal barges, loaded and empty, with an estimated loss of 75 000 dollars on barges and about 250 000 bushels of coal. The Gen Lytle, owned by the Big Sandy and Pomeroy Packet Company, may be raised. No other boats were seriously damaged.

Cincinnati Ohio Gen. Lytle Wali Marmet Lytle Big Sandy & Pomeroy Packet Company

Fatal shooting at Bull River injures sailors

Charleston dispatch reports a shooting at Bull River where William J. Sweeney, keeper of a Charleston sailors boarding house, tried to put four sailors aboard the British bark Sunbeam. Three sailors leapt into his boat as he shoved off. the ship's captain opened fire, killing one sailor and wounding Sweeney and another sailor. The sheriff proceeds to arrest the captain.

Charleston S. C Beaufort Bull River William J. Sweeney Sweeney

Dublin land meeting prohibited near Tralee this day

A Dublin despatch reports a land meeting near Tralee was banned. a large crowd gathered, four hundred troops were on site, and the crowd dispersed calmly after the magistrate explained the prohibition. Davitt addressed a large hotel audience in Tralee. Parnell and fellow Irish MPs remain defiant in parliament amid ongoing trials for conspiring against the Crown. Laborers’ concerns grow as land struggle and potential hunger loom. a large land league meeting occurred at Derrylanes, County Cavan.

London Dublin Tralee Davitt Parnell House of Commons Court of Queen’s Bench Commission On Irish Land League Derrylanes County Cavan

Municipal Elections Contested by Communists and Socialists

London and Paris report the French municipal elections across 36 000 communes. Campaigns by all parties focused on Gambetta versus Rochefort and Communalist factions. Of eighty elections tallied, 44 Republicans 6 Irreconcilables and 8 Conservatives elected. 22 second ballots needed. no Communists yet elected.

London France Algeria Gambetta Rochefort Couleur

Greece ready for hostilities amid Berlin decisions

Athens dispatch reports Greek Premier Coumoundouro stating Greece must prepare for war, unable to retreat, if Berlin decisions are upheld or altered. Greece seeks to avoid admitting defeat while fearing reduced rights and imploring new arms. Other items note corruption measures, naval disasters, Boer Natal actions, and Turkish pressures on Greeks in Constantinople.

London Athens Coumoundouro Berlin Greece Dulcigne Porte Commons Longsand Thames Durban Rankkerstroom George Colley Natal Drakensberge Grigua Constantinople Turkey Ireland M. Trinquet Paris MM. Clemenceau Rochefort Louise Michel France

Portland Banker John B. Brown Falls Fatally

Hon. John B. Brown, wealthy Portland banker and public figure, slipped while walking to his daughter's home last night. He initially believed himself uninjured, but a brain bleed emerged, and he now lies near death from a fatal brain hemorrhage. He was involved in every major local enterprise and his loss is a public calamity.

Portland John B. Brown

Lehigh and Hudson Railroad Company Formed

Newburg New York January 8. A new corporation, the Lehigh and Hudson Railroad Company, aims to build a through line from Newburg on the Hudson to Belvidere New Jersey. It plans 23 miles Belvidere to Andover, uses Sussex Railroad to McAfee, then links with Warwick Valley to Greycourt, then connects with the New York Lake Erie and Western and Newburg branches. Route would unite Greycourt to the Delaware Railroad under one management, with Newburg interchange to a developing New York and New England line. Completion expected next fall and officers listed. The project would connect central New England with Pennsylvania coal fields.

Newburg N. Y Lehigh and Hudson Railroad Company Hudson River Delaware River Belvidere N. J Belvidere Andover Sussex Railroad McAfee Warwick Valley Railroad Greycourt New York, Lake Erie and Western Delaware Railroad New York Grinnell Burt George R. Blanchard Alfred Ely D. B. Halsted Thomas C. Platt William C. Sheldon John S. Martin G. A. Hobart D. F. Merritt James B. Titman Frederick A. Potts B. W. Spencer Charles Scranton New Jersey Reading Philadelphia Ashbel Green J. C. Bullitt Kidder, Peabody & Co Messrs. McCalmonts Reading Railroad Company McKennan Board of Directors Northwest Canada United States Gould Washington The Post Jay Gould J. R. Wilson Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Mr. Wilson Bristol Memphis Norfolk Atlantic Seaboard

Garfield's Cabinet Drama Reveals Blaine Grip and Grant Opposition

Special Boston Post correspondence reports Washington hints that Garfield will lead a stalwart administration dominated by Blaine's State Department plan. It outlines Blaine's rise, Conkling's role, and a slate of potential cabinet picks, warning of a mixed, possibly unclean, business-leaning government.

Boston Post Washington National Republican Garfield Schurz Felaine Blaine State Department Thomas Jefferson James Madison James Monroe John Quincey Adams Martin van Buren James Buchanan Conkling Senate Grant Mr. Blaine Ohio

Deadlock Broken in Indiana Senate Elects Key Officials

In Indianapolis on June 8 the State Senate ended a deadlock with Charles M. Brouce elected principal secretary Robert M. Sears as assistant and W Y Monroe as doorkeeper Poindexter withholds votes on committee rearrangement until Ham Inauguration keeping Democrats and Greenbackers in control of committees and the campaign outcome seen as unsatisfactory Governor Gray delivers a long message urging a fifty member constitutional convention popular election of US Senators and a State Board of Charities Inaugural arrangements set for Monday Cumback claims thirty three votes pledged to him.

Indianapolis Ind State Senate Charles M. Brouce Robert M. Sears W. Y. Monroe Poindexter Hama Gray United States Col. Cumback

Snow and Sleet Hit New York and Raritan Bay Freezes

Snow and sleet are falling in New York as a cold front grips the region. At nine P.M. the thermometer shows freezing and rain is likely to turn to sleet. In New Jersey, the Raritan Bay is solidly frozen for two miles, cutting water traffic to New Brunswick and South Amboy.

New England Cedar Keys New York New Haven New London Point Judith Shoreham Newport Wood’s Hall Boston Section 8 Jan Washington Raritan South Amboy N. J Raritan Bay New Brunswick

Fires devastate multiple factories and barns in several towns

The Ansonia Watch and Clock plants in South Brooklyn suffered a major blaze on Oct. 27 with losses near three quarters of a million. A temporary North Third Street factory caught fire today, incurring over $40,000 in damage. Lyons Fallowers and Welsh Clock Co losses also reported. Separate fires struck Mark Tompkins & Co potteries near Montreal, J. R. Hayden’s ice house in Barn, and a Scanlan barn in Raynham with significant losses, plus a Pinkham house fire in Boothbay.

New York Ansonia Watch and Clock Company Seventh Avenue Twelfth Street Brooklyn North Third First Streets Lyons Fallowers Welsh Clock Company Montreal Que Mark Tompkins & Co J. R. Hayden Taunton Mass Timothy Scanlan Raynham Boothbay Frank Pinkham

Divorce bill proposal seeks to drop adultery charges

Providence reports a counsellor for Mrs Kate Chase Sprague suggested striking adultery charges from ex Governor Sprague’s divorce bill to make it a petition only on non support. The reply said no compromise would be made unless it absolved the act against the man said to have disrupted domestic peace at Canonchet.

Providence Kate Chase Sprague Sprague Canonchet

Fourth Street Woman Fights a Dummy, Not Intruder

A Waco Examiner item recalls a Fourth Street resident who found a dummy on her bed while her husband was away. Armed neighbors searched the room after the woman used chloroform on the figure. It proved to be a stuffed dummy with a false face, arranged by her son as a scare, yet she remained calm and praised as a neighborhood heroine.

Estelle Leonora Theodosia Big d Ragbag Maj. Dash Big Brother Anyores The Waco Examiner Fourth Street Randolph Tucker Garfield H.L.N

Spotted Tail Jr Elopes With Stranger Horse Wife

A Sioux scandal from Rosebud Agency reports Spotted Tail Jr, son of the chief, eloping with Stranger Horse’s wife during the hunter’s absence. After confrontation, the agent mediated, Stranger Horse was appeased with gifts, and his wife returned to him, averting bloodshed. The tribe may honor his wife as a servant and take a second wife.

Spotted Tail, Jr Stranger Horse Omaha Herald Rosebud Young Spotted Tail Spotted Tail Chef Stranger Horse Young Spot Quan

Turbulent Conditions Hit Mexican Ports and Regions

City of Mexico dispatches report Tampico lacking flour and awaiting a New Orleans cargo. Fear mounts for Durango cotton crop. Chihuahua endures record cold with two inch ice in Paso del Norte. Yellow fever largely gone from Vera Cruz. Mazatlan lashed by a severe storm on the 27th with notable damage.

Mexicco Tampico New Orleans Durango Chihuahua Paso del Norte Vera Cruz Mazatlan

California law backs equal pay for women and men vice principals

The law guarantees equal pay for similar work by men or women, so women vice principals in San Francisco schools are paid the same as male counterparts. The Alta reports a proposal to grant the title of master to male vice principals, aiming to allow higher pay.

California San Francisco Alta

Notable Local Deaths and Regional Incidents Chronicle

An 82 year old Worcester woman, likely succumbing to apoplexy, is found dead in bed. Reports cover Middlebury College enrollment, low Merrimac water levels affecting mills in Manchester, red hematite ore found at St Albans aiding Bessemer steel, a sea tragedy on the Payson Tucker, and a Vermont man found frozen to death with liquor. Other items note a teacher's resignation amid public outcry, accidents, crimes, jail escapes, church dedications, fire insurance concerns, and a Nashua man sentenced for fraud.

Sarah Sawyer Worcester Mass Middlebury College Merrimac Manchester Res St. Albans Bessemer Steel Barkentine Payson Tucker Portland Gloucester William H. Rice Springfield Y. M. Patten Eliot Jle Joseph Quinley South Ware Dam Tremont Village Boston Sawyer Williams Farle M.C. Tiwing Fifth Street Baptist Society Lowell Thomas Shackett Middlebury Grover Missour Langshaw Loomis Clark New London Narragansett Ruel Watson Pinkham Sea Auburn Millett Charles F. Stevens Eastern Railroad Portsmouth N. H Newmarket Henry W. Norton Norridgewock Charlies Miller Church of the Primitive Methodist Society Lowes Ralph Fothergill Fall River W. H. Yarrow Mazelton N. W. Matthews Mr. Yarrow National Board of Fire Underwriters of New York Newport R. L Jenna Fire Insurance Company of Hartford James Morgan Nashua Massachusetts Vermont Morgan

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