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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1882

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Dover's New Horse Railroad Faces Child Rides for Under Fives

Dover inaugurates a horse railroad with plans to carry children under five. The idea gains cautious support from local fathers who foresee this as a practical addition for families in the town.

Dover

Robeson faction vows renomination despite cost

In New Jersey reports claim Secor Robeson’s henchmen push for the old man’s renomination and reelection to Congress regardless of the price. They allege he started two new campaigns in his district and bought the opinions of two others, labeling him an old sinner who “don’t care a d- for the newspapers.”

New Jersey Secor Robeson Philadelphia Republican State Committee Cooper Col William McMichael Anti- Tauluin Democratic State Committee Harrisburg Executive Committee Republican Party McKee Independent State Committee Messrs. Addis Herkpess Reeves State Committee Washington Senate House Robeson Pillas Congress Roach Cramp Hazen Western Union Company Lincoln Army Joan Sherman Merrill Voorhees Debote S. N. Schieider Kansas City New York Poplar River Dakota Rea Cloud St. Louis Fort Benton Las Vegs Frank Meyer H.C. Brown Brown Malcolm Slocum Eri H. Tracey Jose Hook Jersey City Giovanni Caegere Stilsing Jobe B. Goldsmith Chester S.D. Marston Rye Russell & Erwin Screw Company Frangslio New Britain Front Street Guen Howse N. H Dthe New Hampshire Press Association Glen House Mount Desert Mount Washington Easiman The White Mountain

Democratic ticket in Pennsylvania urged to press on

The piece argues the Pennsylvania Democratic ticket remains strong and worthy, urging the party to continue its campaign against the common enemy. It asserts Democrats deserve to win and should stay the course despite Republican divisions.

Pennsylvania Boston Post Lowell Mail Rhode Island Providence Post Democratic Party of Democracy United States Republican Party

Belmon ts renomination support affirmed by predecessor

The Tribune’s target Perry Belmont faces renewed backing from his predecessor who writes that Belmont’s record on national issues and district detail work deserves renomination and reelection. The piece hints at political scheming by Blaine failing to derail Belmont.

New York Tribune Perry Belmont Belmont Tribune The Belmonts Blaine

Proceedings and notes on Jackson papers and national events

Senator Voorhees proposed a resolution for the library committee to examine buying Gen Jackson papers. The papers, once entrusted for a biography, were partly lost and later found in cedar boxes. now in Montgomery Blair’s custody. Also notes Guiteau’s body location and museum custody, plus inter national fisheries exhibit representation, West Point changes, and banking act approval.

Gen. Jackson Senator Voorhees Frank Blair Amos Kendall Globe Office Montgomery Blair Guiteau Post Army Medical Museum Boston Senate United States London Baird War Department Military Department of West Point C. VA. Howard Westey Merritt Military West Pont Alexandria Court of Alabama Claims Commission

Testimony in star route trials details a 1877 conspiracy

Albert E. Boone testified about meetings with Stephen W. Dorsey and others, outlining bids and bonds for mail contracts. The proceedings cover preconspiracy actions, circulars to postmasters, bid preparations, and the roles of Dorsey, Miner, and Berdell, with cross examination and rulings on admissibility continuing.

Washington Albert E. Boone Boone Stephen W. Dorsey Post Office Department Co. Totten Col. Ingersoll Wytre Elise Chanaler Merrick Doreey Peck John W. Dorsey Muiver Dorsey Miner S. A. Dorsey Little Rock Fort Smith Clendepnin Bismarck Tongue River Monvey Brady James W. Dorsey Waile Mr. Merrick Fie S. W. Dorsey Senator Dorsey Clendenrin James H. Clendennin Ark Clendennin James F. Blanes Mr Merrick Sid Berdell Beidell Minner Henkle New Mexico Gen. Henkle

Train wreck near Tepherny Bas hyeor. 978 killed

A railway collision near Tepherny Bas hyeor left 978 dead and many injured. The incident involved a train carrying 217 people and occurred on July 13 in Moscow.

Moscow Tepherny Bashyeor

Fall of Texarkana Paragon Saloon building raises many deaths

A Texarkana despatch reports a severe storm striking Little Rock area then hitting Ghia's new three story brick. The Paragon saloon ruins trapped workers and fires raged through two adjacent frame buildings. Estimates of dead range from 20 to 75 with dozens still missing as recovery continues and casualties rise.

Little Rock Ark Texarkana Ghia Paragon Mayfield Russell Col Mercer Harper Ford Smith Johnnie Fay Markham Col. Mercer John Morefield W. J. Morefield Robert Henderson Nat Vice Milton Strange John Polland Spencer Tony King Billy James Lawrence Dan Staples Richmond A. Rosswinder Guy Charles Varnell Sige Vaughan James Warence Dean

City Paving Dispute With Street Railway Heads To Court

Fall River on edge as the city and the street railway clash over paving between tracks. A June 19 order to pave within 30 days faces a writ of certiorari returnable in 30 days. Boston lawyers for the railway and mayor Braley tied to counsel, with church synod matters also noted. Nine Tecumseh mill spinners strike for higher pay.

Burrillville RK. I Providence R. I John L. Ross Oakland Ross Mutual Companies Firemen’s Mechanics American Blackstone What Cheer Enterprise Merchants Hope Arkwright Boston Fall River Mass Miller & Co Manufacturers’ of Union of Philadelphia Southard H. Miller Pitts Street Oan Engine Land Abbott Protective Department Street Railway Company Supreme Court Messrs. Gaston and Lawrence Sutton Tecumseh Mill No.1

Bowdoin College Commencement Amid Rainy Ceremony

Alumni gathered in the rain for Bowdoin's commencement at the chapel on July 13 as the board adjourned. Honors and degrees were conferred, prizes funded, and donations announced including Goodwin prize funds and Blake scholarship. A new gym fund raised $3,505 while medical degrees were awarded to 27 graduates and faculty appointments updated.

Order In North America Concord N. H the Sons of Temperance of North Wisconsin Pennsylvania Nova Scotia Michigan Cavila General Fund Benjamin R Jewell Massachusetts John 8. Hall Quebec H. S. McCallum N.G. M.W.S William A. Dnoff M. W.T Rev. S. ©. Keeler New Hampshire M. W W. H.H. Bartram New Jersey A. W. Given Asbury Park Ocean Grove Brunewier Bowdoi Charles.j. Gilman Brunswick Col. Perkins Lewiston Col. Hawthorne Bath Melvin Smith Holway Augusta Herbert H. Chase Unity George H. Pierce Portland Charles L Eugene T. McCarthy Peabody Mass William C. Merryman Brungwick James Tarbox Monticello Minn Albert H. Parnell Vpestorook Daniel R. Goodwin Philadelphia Goodwin Noah Woods Blake William A. Blake John ©. Dodge Cambridge Wheeler Stephen J. Young Peleg W. Chandler Memorial Hall Gabriel Campbell Henry Johnson Longfellow Johnson Stephen H. Weeks Frederick Henry Gerrish Charles O. Hunt Messrs Bowdoin Chamberlain

Common Council Acts On Vacancies and Grounds Care

The regular meeting appointed committees for paving telegraph hydrants and parks. Abraham Rogers resigns his council seat. Orders to open the Old State House to the public and print 1500 copies of dedications are approved. Vacations for police and fire declared paid. Burial grounds care debated and referred to committees. adjournment set for September.

Common Council Pratt Mr. Strange Mathews Child Murphy Morrison Lee Wise Orchard Park Convelt Good Abraham T. Rogers Old State House Whitmore Ward 12 Bostonian Society Common Council Chamber Representatives’ Hall Fitzpatrick Wara 8 Green William H. Whitmers Cummings Judiciary Committee Corporation Counsel Police and Fire Departments Committee On Health Board of Health Counci Maguire Committee On Common Frazer Ward Morse Ward 9

Dickens's Dutchman Pleads Guilty in Philadelphia Court

Charles Langheimer known as Dickens's Dutchman pleaded guilty in Judge Elcock's court to fill-sapping. He claimed 79 years old with 42 years in prison. The judge, noting the futility of reform, sentenced him to the penitentiary while Langheimer requested a single year and then a fresh start at 80. He watched as the van awaited, smoking a German pipe with calm acceptance.

Allie Saucer Northampton Erastus Williams Hi 9 Newburyport William Carrigan Dennis Murphy Fall River Welling Nouse P. M. Smith Hopkinton Morse Crecket Natick Lowell Cambridge Philadelphia Dickens Charles Langheimer

Hotel Nantasket Hosts Popular Evenings and Bedtime Waves

The Nantasket Hotel grows more popular this year with Mr Sturgis and his wife making it feel homelike at the Rockland house as well. A stormy night sees a carriage run between the two houses for guests. Cadet band music fills the corridor and guests linger despite weather clerks warnings. Saturday and Friday evenings promise lively entertainment as waves crash outside.

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