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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1881

Page

3

Dillingham Resigns as Grove Hall Universalist Pastor

Rev F A Dillingham tendered his resignation as pastor of the Universalist society at Grove Hall. Col Russell H Conwell will lecture on Acres of Diamonds tonight at Wells Memorial Working Men's club hall 125 Washington street corner of Dover. Rand Avery Co issued new twelve page calendar with illuminated Poor Richard prefix reproductions. Mrs Emma Molloy temperance worker lectures and edits The Morning a temperance journal moved from New York to the west. Extra horse cars run from Washington Winter streets to Dudley street police ball at Music Hall. Boylston Congregational Sunday School elects officers. school numbers 325.

F. A. Dillingham The Universalist Society Grove Hall Col Russell H. Conwell Wells Memorial Working Men’s Club and Institute Washington Street Dover Rand, Avery & Co Essendars Richard Benjamin Franlin Emma Molloy Indiana Washington and Winter Streets Dudley Street Tremont Street Music Hall Jamaica Plain

City Council Actions and Public Works Reports

The minutes note street name revisions referred to the ordinance committee, distribution of five copies of the Anniversary Memorial, and a plan to assist election irregularities in ward 13. Bridges and public lands revenue details are given, including repairs, a proposal for stone pavement on Prison Point approach, and Fitchburg railroads yard access. The Franklin Fund stands at 259,06886, with aldermen Woolley and Hersey named to review ward 2 election returns.

F. W. Lincoln West Boston Canal Prison Point Cragie Cambridge Fitchburg Raiload Company Boston Fitchberg Raiload Company Boy Hcense Harbor Commissioners Eastern Railroad Charlestown Wiles S. F. McCleary Franklin Fund Woolley and Hersey Common Council

Yorick's Love charms Boston audience at Park Theatre

Lawrence Barrett opened at Park Theatre with Yorick's Love, a Howells adaptation of Estebanez's tale. The evening featured strong performances by Barrett and key company members, with Lews James and Frederic Beck in notable roles, and varied reception for the ensemble.

Barrett Yorick Richelieu Harebell Lews James Edmund Frederic Beck Haywood F. C. Mosley Walton Grismer Charles Plunkett Woodford B. ©. Rogers Gregory Charles Hawthorpe Globe Theatre Marie Wainwright Alice Addie Plunkett Dorothy

Senate actions and financial reports obscure 1881 session

The Senate convened at 2 PM with President Bishop presiding. Petitions were presented for incorporation and holiday recognition, plus a study of railroad mergers and water company formation. Mercantile Savings Bank receivers report assets and liabilities, with four dividends. Insurance Commissioner urges statute revisions for policy forms, proxy voting, surplus division, and insurance law modernization.

Monway Senate Bishop Lilley Middlesex Hollis M. Hale American Mortgage and Guaranty Company Urrell Protestant Episcopal Church Crocker Suffolk Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation Nishua and Lowe l Railroad Corporation Richmond Bristol John A. Hawes Grand Army of the Republic Adjutant General John A. Howe Mr. Bennett Offissac Pratt, Jr Charles River Embankment Company Mr. Abbott Worcester Moses Taft Uxbridge Uxbridge Water Company Mercantile Savings Bank Mercantile Savings Institution

Legislative petitions and proposed reforms filed in House

The House session chaired by Speaker Noyes heard petitions from groups including Worcester South Conference of Congregational churches Barnstable Conference urging divorce reform, and varied requests from Boston and Worcester residents on taxes elections utilities and suffrage. Debates covered school funding limits waste elevators safety payrolls and ballot reform with multiple committees asked to study or amend laws and procedures.

Worcester South Conference of Congregational Churches Barnstable Conference Lucker Manufacturing Company Charlestown Mary C. Paddock Jesuit Cranberry Company Wesley A. Gove School Committee of Boston Counci Joseph Sawyer Geo. O. Jenkins Joseph Hicks Hingham Cohasset Hull Joseph Jackson Worcester Charles Finnegan F. J.borden Attleboro B. F. Clark A. G. Hill Amherst Harriet B. Hersey Lizzie Brigham Selectmen Sandwich Charles F. Freemen Danvers Hospital Ciittizens Cape Cod Canal Middlesex Aqueduct Company Committee On State Horse Committee On Education State House

Berks sheriff to deliver Jacob Huptzinger for Pottsville trial

A Berks county sheriff is ordered to deliver Jacob Huptzinger, late president of the Miners' Trust Bank of Pottsville, to the warden of Pottsville jail for trial in that city. A Brazilian consul general reports ratification of a steamship subsidy contract between Canada and Brazil. A Toronto despatch notes Hanlan's dispute with his former trainer Ward draws criticism. Banian's victory over Trickett prompts a 5 percent withholding dispute with Toronto winnings. Senator Johnston of Virginia plans a press reply to Gen Mahone defending official Virginia statistics.

Ward Hanlan Banian Trickett Good Sporting the Mail Toronto Senator Johnston Virginia

Fire destroys stock at Obersteller Co in Manhattan

A basement fire at 53 Walker Street, Manhattan, heavily damages Obersteller Co and nearby tenants. Obersteller suffers burns. cashier Pettigrew escapes through smoke. Total losses reach about 49 000 for the building and 45 000 for Obersteller Co with other tenants incurring smaller smoke and water damages.

New York Walker Street Obersteller & Co Obersteller Pettigrew Lorillard Estate

Grant Reception in Albany Draws Immense Crowd

Gen Grant visits Albany with a large parade and flags along the line of march. Gov Cornell and Adj Gen Townsend ride in the sleigh as 70,000 spectators cheer. The senate debates a formal reception and appoints a joint committee to arrange it.

Albany N. Y Grant Cornell Townsend Executive Mansion Senate Winslow U. S. Grant United States

Whittaker Court Martial Counsel Named

New York report says defense will be led by James A. Whitney of New York and ex Governor D H Chamberlain of South Carolina. A adjournment may be required to study about 8000 pages of testimony used as the basis of the charges.

New York Whittaker James A. Whitney D. H. Chamberlain South Carolina Whitney

Tragedy in Lapeer: Woman Attacks Baptist Minister’s Wife

Detroit reports a shocking arson attack at a Baptist minister’s home in Lapeer village. Mrs. Barnard, visiting from Greenville, doused the minister’s wife with gasoline and set her ablaze, causing her to die minutes later. Barnard is under arrest amid suspicions of insanity or malice.

Detroit Mich Lapeer Village Barnard Lapeer Greenville

National board seeks water contamination reports

The National Board of Health urges correspondents and medical staff to report well documented disease cases suspected to arise from organic impurities in drinking water. Send details to Dr J W Mallet at University of Virginia Albemarle Va and provide water samples for testing at board expense.

Washington National Board of Health J. W. Mallet University of Virginia Post Office Albemarle County

Rich gold quartz from Sitka Alaska sparks mining rush

Collector Ball reports immense ledges of gold quartz near Sitka with free gold throughout and high value. A party is on site building huts as others prepare to head out, and large placer beds are present. Ice blockade breaks in April, signaling a likely miners rush and a call for a law by then.

Washington Sitka Alaska Market Street Philadelphia N.B New England Boston

Old Lion The Man Who Led Three Hundred Ken tuckians

A historical note chronicles a leading figure who inspired a large assembly of Kentuckians at Monterey. The article highlights his leadership, influence, and the collective impact of the gathering on regional sentiment and morale.

Montereey

Maine News Briefs from the Penobscot and State

Expected ice harvest on the Penobscot runs 75000 to 85000 tons. Bangor and Bar Harbor Steamboat Co approve a 30000 increase in capital stock. Paris green poisoned potatoes sickened Levi Jones family in Winthrop. American Bank of Hallowell receivers burn 65332 dollars in bills by court order. Maine mills for textile fabrics possible at Old Town if Veazie water power rates are lower. Price set at 60000 by Veazie estate owners. Sebago lake drought reveals large animal teeth likely from a moose. Maine Standard sold to Manley H. Pike of Augusta who assumes control. Pike praised as able and sharp political editor in Maine.

Bangor Bar Harbor Paris Green Levi Jones Winthrop American Bank of Sebago Lake Maine Maine Standard Manley H. Pike Augusta Pike Daniel Pike

Rockingham conference closes four day Rye session

Sunday morning in Hopkinton Mrs Hartwell fell on ice and broke her hip. The Rockingham Christian conference of churches wrapped up four days of meetings at Rye with large attendance. An arraignment in Portsmouth named John alias George alias Dennis Lyons alias George Walden on four counts of horse and saddle theft, held in 1000 dollars bond for April term. In Brighton Vt a butter mill accident left Russell Lyman with a broken arm after a shaft entanglement. doctors amputated the arm at the shoulder.

Michael Hartwell Hopkinton Rockingham Christian Conference of Churches Rye John George Dennis Lyons George Walden Portsmouth E. Winchester Russell Lyman Colebrook Brighton

Vermont items and appointments from state boards and monuments

Chames H. Gray of Miles Pond is killed by a falling tree. Bristol Notch shops and water power to restart after two years. A state board of sisters to appraise railroad property includes S. M. Gleason Thetfield Albert Dwinell Calais Mason Colburn Manchester. Gardner S. Fassett to fill vacancy on the state board of agriculture. Bennington Battle Monument officers elected: Prescott Hall Graves Scott Bliss Phelps Gardner Root Park Jennings Valentine and others.

Chames H. Gray Miles Pond Bristol Notch Bridges M Oory Col. Olin Scott Charles M. Bliss Benjamin F. Prescott E. J. Phelps A. B. Gardner H. G. Root T. W. Park Isaac Jennings Maj A. B. Valentine

Massachusetts News Roundup of Accidents and Court Actions

An infant smothered in Monterey. A Lawrence brakeman injured by an overhead bridge. An Uxbridge man hurt by falling ice. Ahed from Haverhill ankle injury from a fall. Mills officials resignations and affidavits. Fitchburg court fines for vice crimes. Worcester society notes foreclosure and charter talks. Lawrence jail crowd sentences and pardons. A Clin ton saloon keeper survives self inflicted gunshot, wife and dog involved. Gardner chair plant accident leaves a youth nude briefly after shafting incident.

Luther Dawson Boston and Maine Lawrence Henry M. Taft Uxbridge Nathan Crosby Haverhill Albert R. Field Pacific Mills Field Charles H. Childs John Damtrell Fitchburg Damrell Childs Gertrude Hill Sarah Allison House of Correction William Knowlton Upton Worcester Southeast Agricultural Society Society Milford Savings Bank Uxbridge and Mendon Society New Hampshire George Zeigler Clinton Zeigler George Julia Zeigler

Newport villa contract on $100000 project sparks legal strategy

The Newport contract to build a $100,000 villa for J. J. Van Alen of New York was awarded Saturday. Gov. Sprague considers a defense plan in his divorce suit to submit testimony in court without a counter petition, with Gen. Pryor and top Providence divorce lawyers as counsel, contingent on Dr. J. B. Greene’s withdrawal. If Britton does not file depositions, the petition may be stricken.

Newport J. J. van Alen New York Providence J. B. Greene Britton

Wallingford Seeks Buyers for Acres Land Mills and Water Privilege

The Wallingford community puts up for sale its possessions including 300 acres of land a valuable water privilege a factory and buildings. As an inducement it offers to furnish one third of the capital to any party willing to take the factory. In Bridgeport a naphtha explosion at a building connected to Wheeler & Wilson shops burned four workers and severely injured engineer Samuel Moyle who escaped only to suffer a second blast. Fowler Devaney and Doolan suffered facial and hand burns. the blast occurred in an oil extraction area behind the engine room and no others were in the building at the time.

Wallingford Bridgeport Wheeler & Wilson Samuel Moyle H. P. Fowler John Devaney Patrick Doolan

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