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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1882

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Accusations Cast Against Lawyer Scoville by John Stoelzel

A Chicago man John Stoelzel criticizes lawyer Scoville as not the kind or nice man described. He calls Scoville treacherous, dishonest, and harsh with clients. He suggests even great men face sharp scrutiny in public life.

John Stoelzel Chicago Scoville Stoelzel Guiteau Mr. Davidge Howevy Steere Davidge Daydge Luther W. Guiteau Max Oneida Charles Reed Reed Guitean Reen Boston Tom Paine

Porter and Grant Rivalry Questioned by Dover Democrat

The Dover Democrat claims Fitz John Porter received exactly what he deserved and accuses Grant’s supporters of a harmful trade. It challenges the paper’s proof for this charge and questions the basis of the Democrat’s assertion.

Fitz John Porter Dover Democrat Grant Porter Democrat

St Albans Hotels Open Sell Liquor to Guests

The article notes hotels in St Albans now selling bitters to travelers and guests despite reform pressures. Reformers refused funding for crusade costs. some claim the committee used extreme measures harming business, while the policy limits liquor sales to guests, likely drawing many brief visitors into the policy.

St. Albans

Judge Grants Removal of Guiteau as Attorney in Fell Case

In Kings County Supreme Court Judge Gilbert orders the removal of John M. Guiteau as counsel for the defendants in the Thomas Fell case seeking to recover 3767 from Fell Dynamic Motor Co. Guiteau, a Garfield assassin relative, demands to give his closing speech amid courtroom chaos.

Gilbert Kings County Supreme Court John M. Guiteau Thomas Fell Fell Dynamic Motor Company Garfield Stout & Co Warren N. H Newburgh Fishkill Pearson San Francisco Shanghai Hong Kong Yokohama New York D. C. Mills Guiteau Porter Cox Guiteaus America Ma Ringing Fnally Bane Herald Cicero Corkhill Arthur Rutland Edmund S. Stevens Island Pond Farnham Homer E. Royce St. Albans Supreme Court Pierpoint Royce Vermont Vermont Central Railroad Redfield Ross Taft Rowell Langdon Railroad Court of Chancery Poland Fifield Orators Ke, R. Hoar Francis A. Brooks Vermont Ami Canada Maddison County

Boston Socialites Pack The Mechanics Fair Ball Night

Fashionable Boston opened her bright eyes on a sunlit morning and anticipated a grand ball. By 8 o clock carriages filled the streets as hacks and private coaches ferried guests to the Mechanics Fair building. Police and fire crews stood ready, crowds handled orderly access, and the well protected entrance earned widespread praise for a delightful evening.

Boston Mechanics’ Fair Marsh West Newton Street Sergt Thomas Victory Boston Light Infantry B. L.1 Ridgway Army Paris

Nomination for city finance committee and election results

A report from the finance committee nominates William F. Wharton Malcolm Greenough William J Webb Otis D Dana Alfred Brown John P Hilton John W Fraser as candidates. The vote elected Wharton Welch Dana Brown Hilton Fisk and Devlin to the committee. Washingtons Birthday bells and flags ordered for February 22. A city holiday for eligible employees without loss of pay was adopted.

Philadelphia J.D. McKee Independent Republican State Committee Pennsylvania Assembly Hall Charless. Wolf Phillip ©. Garrett Committee of One Hundred John J Pinkerton Republican Party of Lon. Chas. S. Wolf John P. Verree E.c.irish Lawrence Cameron State Citizens’ Association Mr. Bigelow William F. Wharton Malcolm Greenough William J. Webb Otis D. Dana Alfred Brown John P Hilton John W. Fraser WhaEtell Ccs Sccnecs Cnc Sscvees goncOh Malcolm S. Greenouch William J. Welch Otis Es Brow Ci cc Cces Ccnagecviches Barsces John P. Flumod Jord W. Braser Aes Pvc Kon Ccus Cradhiscias Iccasee Thomas H. Devlin Mr. Fitzpatrick Ward 8 Washington Fitzpatrick Ford Rogers Howland Hutton Taylor Maguire Messrs Freeman Donahoe Houghton Common Connell Wakefield French Lauren Devin Emery Dana H. Weleh Messrs. Brimbecom Denney Matsews Lightera Messrs. Quigley Teevan Daly Old South Associations Whitmore Boynton Frizzell Bigelow Bates Fairpatrick Smith Parkman Devlin Dana Fisk New Charlestown Bridge Hilton Walsh Mathews Eddy Morrison Orr Messrs. Whitmore Lovell Huntress Child Fraser Stonybrook Brimbecom Common Council Bea Wharton Cummings Morse Assessor’s Department Messrs. Child Frazer Welch Chickering City Hospital City Registrar’s Department Claris Messrs. Devlin Matthews Lemmon Messrs. Parkman Good Harbor Harrison Murphy Mullett Donohue Strange Mt. Hope Cedar Grove Denny Stack Danalt Proctor Donovan Barry Layton Boyle Public Instruction Public Lands Farwell Freeway Public Library Lee Saleries J. A. McLaughlin Ward Cotton Marshall Megsre Treasury Department Ater Mr. Whitmore Committee of Public Buildings Old State House

Incandescent Electric Lighting Firm Ready to Serve Public

The American Electric Light company, capitalized at 1 000 090 dollars with 19 000 shares, advances toward public service. Board includes noted financiers. Fred Grant is president and Cyrus S. Haldeman is general manager. Office and wareroom sit at 160 Tremont street in a marble building. The firm will supply both arc lamps and the new incandescent lamps demonstrated at city hall.

America Waitz Schottische Parlow WiielGs Ecsccscceces Weces Blue Violet Bulepberg Lancers Sberasteil Gquartette Rigoleite Soc Des Accases Cincianee Bousquet Loreley St Petersburg Tigers Gilmore Pirates Poveance Coe Dtscce Edinboro Polba Hrisasenritt Waldteufel Moore Conn Reeves Inwccussiv Keaksuees Preee Verdi Strauss A. R. Sturgis Hotel Nantasket Sig. Raffaglo W. H. Stanley Warren S. Davis Washington Street Dodworth Albany Street J. F. Pat Watertown Company Hewara Lancashire John Wilson Fire Insurance Association Hina Tire Ros Central Street Fifty Associates Royal Liverpool London William . Chessman Tremen’s of New York Buffalo Grell’s J. H. Davidson Cotton Roker Hoffman G. G. Vellara & Co Sherman House City Hall Court Square Dia Cameron Puonlas le Smith Newton Berger American Electric Light Company Fred Grant Eugene M. Hersey Edward H. Hastings Cyrus

Entertaining Mlle Setika and performers at YMCA

A Thursday evening program at the Young Men's Christian Association rooms featured soprano Mlle Marie Setika, cornet soloist Mr Joseph K R Lucier, bass Mr L A Fisher, and accompanist W S Sargent. Hon Henry H Washburn read original poems to a crowded audience who applauded the literary exercises.

Christian Association Young Men’s Christian Association Rooms Mlle Marie Setika Joseph KR. Lucier L. A. Fisher W.S. Sargent Henry 8. Washburn

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