Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Jul 4, 1884, p. 1

Port Hurch Port Harbor Tragedy and Carriage Accident

A boy named Curry fell from a wharf in Port h and drowned Thursday morning. Mrs William T Curriny was seriously injured by being thrown from a carriage in Kennebunkport Thursday morning. Hartford guards arrived in Portland Thursday afternoon and were escorted to the pay hotel by multiple local units under Gen. Lynch, welcomed by Mayor King.

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Curry Porth William T. Curriny Kennebunkport Hartford City Guards Portland Light Infantry Montgomery Guards Igh School Yarmouth Lynch Pay Hotel King

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Vermont Editors and Publishers hold annual meeting at Bates Cave Rutland

The Vermont Editors and Publishers association met at the Bates cave in Rutland on Thursday evening with about 40 attendees. An excursion program is planned for tomorrow, followed by an adjourned meeting for electing officers.

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Vermont Editors’ and Publishers’ Association Bates Oave Rutland Pratoga

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Fatal wounds and murders haunt towns across New England

Fall River resident Patrick Foley cut his coat with a razor Thursday afternoon, sustaining a likely fatal wound. Geo H Miner was killed at Webster by a stray rifle shot from woods. Louis Willette of Chicopee was arrested in Newark for murder of caveman Kelland at Kingston, N Y, in January. Newburyport fire committee approved a $4000 alarm system for the city. Homes McGirl of Worcester, struck by a train on the Nassau River Boston and Lowell railroad bridge, died after being mangled. Gloucester adds twenty two fishing schooners totaling 1806 55 tons, with three more soon entering service from Essex and Kennebunkport.

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Patrick Foley Fall River Geo. H. Miner Webster Thursay Louis Willette Chicopee Newark Kelland Kingston N. Y Fire Department Newburyett le Company New York Worcester Nasaua Boston and Lowell ‘Ilroad Gloucester Rockport Essex Kennebunkport

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Butler’s Overture Aims to Join Democrats and Control Patronage

Boston report details General Butler’s plan to join the Democratic Party, seek influence over patronage in New England, and back Blaine’s defeat. He hints at running as a third candidate or accepting a Massachusetts governorship, while Massachusetts delegates weigh implications for Prince and the national committee.

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Gen. Butler Boston Chicago Blaine New England Democratic Party House of Representatives Massachusetts Butler Logan National Committee Committee On Prince New York

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Not a Ghost of a Chance for Butler Vote for Bayard

A New York Herald despatch quotes Hon. F. O. Prince secretary of the Democratic National Committee stating he will vote for Bayard, signaling an active bloc against Butler and shaping party loyalty discussions.

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Democratic and Republican Critique on 1884 Nominees

Buffalo and New York papers critique Gen. Butler as a flawed Democratic candidate and Blaine as a problematic Republican choice. They urge honest, conservative leaders and warn that Blaineism cannot be cured by minor remedies. Reports from Illinois and Philadelphia note conventions, delegates, and independent scrutiny of Blaine.

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The Buffalo Courier Gen Butler Blaine Chicago Illinois

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Cholera Panic Spreads in France Seemingly Contained

Despatches report Marseille headcount shows deaths rising and mass emigration while doctors claim scare is overstated and deaths from cholera may be misattributed. Toulon sees several attacks and deaths, Paris reports no new fatalities, and officials note improving sanitary conditions overall.

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Drawbaugh and North America Insulated Cable Firms Form in New York

Certificates of incorporation filed reveal Drawbaugh telephone and telegraph company of Canada with 1 million dollars capital, planning lines from New York City to Albany Buffalo Windsor Hamilton Toronto Montreal then to Quebec Halifax and beyond. North America Insulated Cable company also incorporated with same stock and aims to build electric telegraph and cable lines in the United States Canada and extend cables to Europe.

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New York Drawbaugh Telephone and Telegraph Company of Canada Albany Buffalo Windsor Ont Hamilton Toronto Montreal Rouse’s Point N. Y Quebec Halifax United States Canada

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Gloucester Port Fish Receipts Fall in June Markets

Gloucester reports June fish landings of 6,019,000 pounds codfish 671,886 pounds halibut 544,000 pounds pollock haddock hake and 14,455 barrels mackerel, down from 7,837,000 pounds codfish and 12,368 barrels mackerel in June 1883. Western Bank and Cape North fleets underperform while the George's fleet shows strong codfish landings at 3,821,000 pounds last month.

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Womanfound with foul play dies after inquest set

Portland Me July 3 A 45 year old woman Annie Gilman was found insensible in a Franklin Street house. She died at the almshouse this afternoon without regaining consciousness. Sailor Hiram Reynolds and a man named Gage are under arrest awaiting coroner Goulds inquest tomorrow morning.

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Portland Annie Gilman Franklin Street Hiram Reynolds Gage Gould

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Senate Filibusters Dog Mexican Pensions Bill and Porter's Fate

July 3 report from Washington notes slow progress on appropriation bills as Senate passes land forfeiture measure for Atlantic and Pacific railroad and leaves postal telegraph as unfinished business. House votes to table English lobbing charge while filibustering delays Mexican pension bill. quorum lost and recess set for tomorrow. Jones of Nevada explains he would have supported Fitz John Porter bill if present.

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Washington Congress Senate Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company House William H. English Hewitt Alabama Hardeman Georgia Townshend Illinois

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Brewster Explains Away Star Route Case Ties

Attorney General Brewster testified before the Springer committee on the star route trials. He described tensions with counsel Cook and Gibson, Bliss’s central role, and political meddling concerns raised by Merrick and Edmunds. Brewster said the president urged prosecution to the fullest extent and discussed strategy with Edm unds and Merrick.

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Brewster Washington Springer Committee Cook Gibson Bliss Corkhill Edmunds Senate Judiciary Committee Merrick Ker Col. Bliss Kellogg Springer Price Chandler Triel Walsh Brady Mr. Bliss Cabinet Mr. Woodward

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Senate Passes Anti Chinese Bill in 43 to 12 Vote

Washington July 8 the senate passed the anti Chinese bill 43 to 12 after Mr Miller of California opened the discussion and Mr Hoar condemned the measure as barbarism. Platts motion to strike the exclusion clause failed and the bill, coming to a vote, was adopted without amendment. The final yeas included Allison Bayard Beck Blair Butler Call Cameron Grameron Cockrell Coke Conger C ullom Dolph Fair Farley Garland Groome Hale Hampton Harris Hill Ingalls Jones Nevada Logan Manderson Maxey Miller California Miller New York Morgan Palmer Pendleton Pike Plumb Pugh Ransom Sawyer Sherman Slater Vance Van Wyck West Voorhees. Nays included Aldrich Brown Dawes Edmunds Hawley Hoar Lapham McMillan Mitchell Merrill Platt Willson.

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Jon Harris Hoar Jonas Jones Florida Maxey Morgan Pike Pugh Ransom Sewell Vance West Voorhees Nays Messrs Aldrich Allison Blair Bowen Cameron Wisconsin Conger Dawes Dolph Edmunds Hale Harrison Hawley Hill Ingalls Lapham Logan McMillan Miller New York Mitchell Morrill Palmer Platt Plumb Sawyer Sherman van Wyck Wilson Nevada Fitz John Porter Senate Washington California China Congress Yeas Bayard Beck Butler Call Pennsylvania Grameron Cockrell Coke Cullom Fair Farley Garland Groome Hampton Manderson Pendleton Slater Brown Merrill Willson

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Senate fails to pass Fitz John Porter bill over veto

In Washington on July 3 the Fitz John Porter bill failed in the Senate after the veto message. The vote, taken without debate, was 27 yeas and 27 nays. With two-thirds not voting in the affirmative, the measure did not become law. The detailed roll included lawmakers such as Bayard, Beck, Brown, Butler, Cali, Cameron, Cockrell, Coke, Fair, Farley, Garland, George, Groome, and Hamp.

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Washington Fitz John Porter Senate Yeas Cali Cameron Pennsylvania Cockrell Coke Fair Farley Garland George Groome Hamp

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House Report on Canada Reciprocity Treaty Renewal

The House Committee on Foreign Affairs authorizes Belmont to report a substitute for Maybury’s joint resolution. It urges opening negotiations for renewing the Canada reciprocity treaty of 1854 to enhance continental trade. The report notes treaty power lies with the executive, but revenues must originate in the House, justifying the House’s stance on international agreements affecting revenue.

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House Washington Belmont House Committee On Foreign Affairs Maybury Canada Dominion of Canada

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Land Grabbers in the West to be Prosecuted

President Chester A. Arthur issues a proclamation warning all persons planning to settle or take possession of the Oklahoma lands in Indian Territory to depart. The state warns intruders that removal will be enforced by interior department officers, with potential military aid if needed.

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Washington United States Oklahoma Lands Indian Territory Interior Department Chester A. Arthur Panama Canal Project Eads DeLesseps Nicaragua Grant France England Marseilles Toulon Munson Special Hospital Berquidia New York Postoffice Department Post Office Department

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Clergymen Propose a Rubber With a Coffin as Table

In Somersetshire a Sunday whist club of clergy amused themselves during a funeral by laying the coffin as a card table for a rubber. The scene recalls another sexton’s surprise when a curate at his first funeral was told the corpse's father wished to speak. Temple Bar.

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England Somersetshire Temple Bar

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District Attorney Sues New York Tribune for Damages

New York July 3 District Attorney Ridgway of Brooklyn sues the New York Tribune for 25000 damages over alleged tites in remarks about his handling of the Coney Island pool sellers indictment. Judge Bedet in federal court later ruled for Norwich and New York Transportation in a separate suit against New York Balance Dry Dock, awarding 259000 to the plaintiffs after the steamboat City of Boston suffered dock supports failure and was crushed.

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New York Ridgway Brooklyn New York Tribune Benedet United States Norwich and New York Transportation Company New York Balance Dry Dock Company Boston

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Crop conditions report for state July figures

The national agriculture department reports July crop conditions: corn acreage at 214 percent of 1883, average 103 percent. winter wheat 93 percent. spring wheat 102 percent. winter rye 100 percent. spring rye 102 percent. The corn area is 74 percent less than last year.

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Sr. Paul National Department of Agriculture

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Blaine Asked to Spend Summer in Holyoke Cottage

Intimate friends of James G. Blaine have secured the refusal of a new 40 room furnished cottage at John Hoey's Holyoke park and have offered it to Blaine and his family for the summer. A strong effort will be made to persuade him to stay there.

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Lone Brancn N. J James G. Blaine John Hoey Holyoke Park Mr. Blaine

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Fourth of July observances across Boston and suburbs

The city to celebrate Independence Day with cannon salutes bells and a Boston theatre program led by Mayor Martin including a reading of the Declaration and an oration by Harvey N. Shepard. Balloons, a common balloon ascent, outdoor concerts, and a large fireworks display curated by Edmund Hunt and a named committee promise a grand day with extensive sports events across multiple venues and surrounding towns.

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Roxbury Boston Theatre Martin Boston Cadet Band E. A. Horton Francis M. Stamwood Harvey N. Shepard James K. Allen Providence Beacon-street Charles River

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Measures to Guard Against Contagious Diseases

The city board of health will rigorously inspect tenement houses cellars courts and alleys to curb contagious diseases this summer. Landlords tenants must remove filth to disposal sites. cellars should ventilate. vaults and cesspools disinfected. whitewashing of tenements to proceed. City officials to prosecute filth dumping. park plans include South Boston and West Roxbury shelters with new facilities and a sea wall license issue tied to land compensation.

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Board of Health Health Department Asiabuttors Park Commissioners South Boston West Roxbury Parks Smith Sapitary Morenes West Roxbury Park Harbor and Kind Boston Charles River

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Drowning of South Natick Boy and Local Notices

A 11 year old son of Patrick Slammin of South Natick drowned while bathing in the Charles River Panis. George W. Forbush of Danvers appointed lightkeeper at Baker's Island Salen Arbor replacing Ingalls who goes to Wellfleet. The late Hon George W Johnson of Milford bequeathed 1000 to Milford Congregational church debt and 599 to Vine Grove cemetery. A complaint against George K Goulding of Malden for keeping an unlicensed dog after his bloodhound was involved in a struggle with Mr Jackson of Medford. Frank E. Davis, 16, at Creighton Brothers shoe factory in Lyon had head caught between elevator and brick work and was rescued.

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Patrick Slammin South Natick Charies River Panislay George W. Forbush Danvers Baker’s Island Salen Arbor Mr. Ingalls Wellfleet George W. Johnson Milford George K. Goulding Malden Jackson Medford Frank E. Davis Creighton Brothers Lyon

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Goode and Kilrain Box to Draw in Tame Five Rounds

Jem Goode of England and Jack Kilrain of Boston fought five rounds under Marquis of Queensberry rules at Battery D armory. The match was uneventful and ended in a draw, witnessed by a large audience.

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cHicaGo Jem Goode Jack Kilrain Boston Marquis of Queensbury Ruies Battery D. Armory

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Lovejoy Interest Seizes Mile of Rio Grande Track

News from Salt Lake indicates the Lovejoy interests seized one mile of Denver and Rio Grande track just east of the Colorado line, severing connection between Utah lines. Also notices removal of Fibre Chair Seating by Jarwood Manufacturing at No 1 Summer Street, formerly Washington Street.

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Salt Lake Utah Lovejoy Denver and Rio Grande Jarwood Manufacturing Company No. 1 Summer Street New Washington Street

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Outdoor sports page reports bicycle and walking contests at Union grounds

The Union grounds Thursday evening hosted bike and pedestrian events under electric lights. Five in the two mile bike race, led by Stahl and Whitney, finished within a close margin in six minutes five and a half seconds. A three mile run had Grant winning in 15 minutes 83 seconds, with Clark close and Hourihan third. A one mile bike race ended with Whitney first after a spill by Whitney and Finley at the start. The five mile professional bike race was won by Nielsen in 17 minutes 28 and 3/5 seconds, with Faulkner second and Harrison third. The three mile walk saw Flynn and Driscoll compete fiercely, with Kenelly finishing ahead then disqualified Morrison. Additional entries for swimming and cycling events were announced for Jamaica Pond upcoming races. Baseball notes cover the Boston Union team resolving player discontent, new signings Tinney and Scannell, and a full slate of league and exhibition games across multiple cities.

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Fires in Boston and Nearby Do Broad Damage

Fire alarm from Lynn box 36 reported a blaze at 1715 Washington street. John F Macfar lane in occupancy. kerosene stove implicated. damage slight. Candy makers Glark and Kredemacher suffered a major Friday morning fire at No 17 Merrimac street. insured $500 split between stock and machinery. stock loss estimated at $300. Malden box 56 reported a small blaze in a Maplewood house owned by John Shackford. damage slight. Dorchester box 253 fire at 10:50 PM in a barn at Blue Hill avenue and Seaver street. barn nearly destroyed with 19 tons of hay valued at $200 and tools. building loss about $1500. building and contents insured $1200.

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Lamphier Hobbery Case and Boston Matters

A Boston run of criminal and accidental incidents includes Mrs Lamphier reporting a robbery of 150 dollars plus a Salt Lake City ticket and 450 dollars cashier’s check, Inspector Mountain’s NY arrival with Margaret Brown alias Mother Hubbard in custody, a missing man Adolphe Eichoff, a Charlestown buggy collision injuring Elijah Haley, the death of Charles Eaton in a Roxbury saloon, Joseph Doyle’s arrest for hardware fraud, Susan McCormick charged with diamond theft from Mrs Neale, and the fatal accident of Philip and Rachel Goldstein’s 7 and 8 year old children on Causeway Street.

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Port Hurch Port Harbor Tragedy and Carriage Accident

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Not a Ghost of a Chance for Butler Vote for Bayard

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Democratic and Republican Critique on 1884 Nominees

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House Report on Canada Reciprocity Treaty Renewal

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Land Grabbers in the West to be Prosecuted

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Clergymen Propose a Rubber With a Coffin as Table

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District Attorney Sues New York Tribune for Damages

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Crop conditions report for state July figures

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Blaine Asked to Spend Summer in Holyoke Cottage

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Fourth of July observances across Boston and suburbs

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Drowning of South Natick Boy and Local Notices

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