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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1882

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Cotton crop improves nationwide since June first

A June report notes widespread cotton yield gains with only minor local declines and a generally higher average. A cable from Alexandria praises an American admiral for a graceful display circling the British fleet while his crew cheered each ship.

Alexandria Joseph Porter

Democrats Resolve Instruct Delegates In Florida Town

The Florida town's Democrats declare delegates should oppose nominating anyone addicted to intoxicating drink and favor men of honor integrity and common people interests. They praise the move as fitting from a New England town where saints predominate.

Florida New England

Fusion in Missouri and Maine sparks GOP debate over votes

Leading Missouri Republicans plan to fuse the party with the Greenbacks to topple Democrats, arguing the alliance could fail by votes after election day. The piece questions whether fusion in Maine is a crime and in Missouri a virtue, asking who will protest this unholy alliance.

Missouri Greenback Party Maine Journal Garfield Robie Solon Chase Manuas Gen. Plaisied

Dakota Lynching Tension Overshadows Union Talk

A Sioux Falls hanging of Thomas Egan is condemned as revolting with multiple rope breaks and repeated shot ascents. The piece notes Egan's brutal murder of his wife and argues Dakota should not be admitted to the union until justice is served in a proper, orderly way.

The Toronto Globe Dakota Thomas Egan Sioux Falls Sioux House Senate Augustus Miller George A. Custer Hubbell

Maine Historical Society Elects Officers at Brunswick Meeting

The Maine Historical Society met in Brunswick and elected J. W. Bradbury as president and W. G. Barrows as vice president among others. A field day will be held at a coastwise water route point, bylaws amendments were tabled, and a program for Prof. Packard’s 84th birthday observance was commissioned for December.

Pennsylvania New York Times Saratoga N. Y National Educationl Association National Council Education I. W. Bicknell W. W. Folwell University of Minnesota Department of Superinntendence N. A. Calkins New York H. 8. Tarbelie Indianapolis H.S. Jones Erie Department of Higher Instruction J. H. Wright Dartmouth National Council Aaron L. Chapin Belo College Wisconsin John H. Wight John W. Glenn Jefferson Georgia L. Moss Roberts Dayton Ohio Sanford Williams College Marvin Kansas University Folwell Minnesota University Jeffers Westminster College Barnet Woodward St. Louis American Institute of Instruction National Educational Association J. W. Patterson New Hampshire J. H. Carlisie Wofford College C. Hitt Washington Switzerland C. Coffin Massachusetts Neil Gilmour New York State Henry Barnard Connecticut Tappan Kenyon College George A. Walton Massachusetts Board Brunswick Maine Historical Society J. W. Bradbury W. G. Barrows H. W. Bryant William Goold Lewis Pierce Srael Washburne R. K. Washburne W. B. Letham E. M. Elwell S. J. Young Joseph Williamson Concord N. H Sons of Yemperance North America Committee On Constitution Messrs. Rawson Wagner and Crummey National Division M. W. P. Jewell M. W. P. Moreys M. W. P. Carlton Committee On Finance White Mountains State House Park W. W. Bartram New Jersey A. D. Yose Rhode Island James Eto Edward Albertson Queen’s County William M. Valentine Roslyn L. L

Labor unrest spreads as Kelley factory balks at two workers

Rochester reports the Kelley shoe shop will suspend work for all union labor if two specified employees are not rehired by July 19. Separately, New York freight handlers and Missouri iron workers announce ongoing stoppages and a path to resume under existing terms. In Shamokin, coal miners strike for a 59 cent daily raise on a new railroad project.

Alexandria Seymour Arabi Pasha London Sir Garnet Wolseley Port Said Arabi Pasha Rosetta Damanhour Garnet Arsanal Custom House Ras el Tin Palace Hoskins Admiral Seymour Fort Gabarri Iris Ras-el-Tin Ras el Tin Seymour Khedive Dervish Pasha Harem Marina Daily Telegraph Stone Arabi Pashi Audeu Arabi Cochrane Ras-el Tin Palace Reuter’s Reuter Ismailia Times Alexandia Henry Campbell Bannerman War Office Suez Canal Charles Duke Giedstone Chemf Pasha Bright Daily News Gia Ys House of Commons Callan Richard D. Grosvenor The Treasury Boght Hodsehola England Egypt Garnet Wolseley Boston Post Washington Senate Bayard Eigar Bliss Garfield Congress House Board of Audit Treasury Department Blackburn Taylor Special Committee Secretary of the Navy Gulf Potomac River Pacific Coast Chandler Crosby Brooklyn First National Bank of Finalay Farmer’s National Bank of Franklinville United States Hiscock New York Committee On Commerce Robinson Massachusetts Beck Ingalls Allison Committee On Appropriations Davis Daly Secretary of the Treasury Finance Committee Sherman Committee On Ways and Means Saiting Flembeau Editor Pond Wisconsin Railway Nebraska Robert P. Porter United States Tariff Commission Commission Messrs Kenner Oliver Long Branch West End Oracles France Cercle Frangeis Boston Young’s Hotel Ihe Cercle Francais M. Ver«leye Nathan Appleton Messieurs Gendrot Kugler Nolle Freley Letant Cahors Furgeot Meaus Duplain Chanot Mannesson Arrouet Penissat Mieusset Dore Longuemre Cercle Francai J.A deSaptes M. Nellie le Repuablique Francais M.verleye M. Grevy Republic Assembly M. Verleye Lafayette Genthimsu Iiend M. de Lesseps de Lesséps Suez Panama Canal America Snelling Edward Everett M.freley M. Freley New England M. Gendiot Paris Delaunay M. Ayr Leepublicain M. de Saptes Cercle Frangais Canada de Silva Grevy POST Leonard Edwards Walden Montpelier Pavilion Hotel Montpelier and Wells River White Mountains St. Albans Santa% Sherwood West Alburgh Alburgh Sherwood Rochester Kelley Employers’ Protective Association John Kelley Pennsylvania Railroad New Jersey Central Barclay Street New York Central Railroad Pier Pier 39 St. John’s Park Missouri ST. Louis Iron Workers Hembacher Forge Amalgamated Union Cincinnati Pittsburg Shamokin Sunbury de Neuville Detaile Battle of Champigry Joris Buffalo Portland San Francisco New Orleans Mississippi Georgia Bicknell Pictures John A. Lewes Cesnola Chicago Academy of Fine Arts Acconsto Davon Ellen Robins T. O. Langerfeldt Bar Harbor Mt. Desert W. B. Fanning Europe W. M. F. Round the Independent Marsha’s Vineyard Sunemer Institute Hobart Linton Cottage City George Seavey Bethlehem N. H Phebe Jenks M. H. Knowlton Magnolia F. H. de Baas Marblehead Neck Museum of Fine Arts Milwaukee L. Gerry Glenhouse White Mountains C. W. West Cincinatti Art Museum M. E. Ingall Eastman Johnson Princeton Pemberton Square Harrison Avenue Adams Hootoncourt Board of Health Protective Department Broadway Shawmut Avenue Fremont Street Steet Kneeland Street South Street Last Kneelana Charlestown Green Deer Island Winthrop Mark Wilmarth Ohe Marshall Montgomery Place

Aladdin Plays Final Weeks at the Museum

The Aladdin production closes its run this week at the Museum as Miss Temple fills in for Miss Venn who was ill. Irene Perry earns praise for her capable performance while Powers adds a new comic facial expression during Baouin’s song as audiences continue to grow on cooler evenings.

Miss Venn Miss Temple Peirce Irene Perry Mr. Powers Baouin

Repression Bill Gazette Names Irish Counties and Cities

A Dublin despatch reports a special Gazette proclaiming many counties Leitrim Cavan Longford Mayo Waterford Cork Limerick Clare Kerry Louth Dublin and cities including Limerick Cork Waterford Kilkenny and Drogheda under the repression bill. The House of Commons committee passed clause 2 of the Irish arrears bill without division.

London Dublin Cavan Leitrim Longford West Meath Sligo Roscommon Mayo Tipperary Kilkenny Waterford Limerick Cork Clare Kerry Louth Londonderry Galway Drogheda Monaghan Armagh House of Commons

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